Nabavi Hotel Yazd

Imamzadeh Ja'far Blvd. Yazd, Iran

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Avant de quitter l´Iran

A travel blog entry by melindaoba

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Avant de quitter l´Iran, je voulais ajouter quelques ´réflexions´.
Si j´ai décidé de traverser l´Iran, c´était aussi pour témoigner, pour offrir une autre image que celle transmise par les médias en Occident.
Non, l´Iran n´est pas un pays dangereux, non ce n´est pas l´ennemi de l´Occident que l´on décrit.
L´Iran est un pays vraiment magnifique, et comme vous l´aurez compris, les Iraniens sont des gens adorables, d´une hospitalité débordante.
Malheureusement, ...

Yazd

A travel blog entry by melindaoba

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... et fleurit aux 14e et 15e siècles, avec la production de soie, de textile et de tapis comme principale industrie faite maison. Comme la plupart des villes iraniennes, Yazd tomba dans le déclin quand les Safavides subirent leur défaite et resta un peu plus qu'un simple poste de province quand le dernier shah étendit la ligne de chemin de fer jusqu’à Yazd.

A peu près tout dans la ...

Big touristy day

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... ewe has to it. The stew was nice; a pleasant surprise in what has otherwise been 3 weeks of rice, beef and yoghurt.

That night I didn't sleep so well, I don’t know why but I think perhaps because I had slept 9 hours the night before plus about 2 hours on the bus. Actually, that’s probably exactly why I didn’t sleep so well. No matter though as I have been finding that lately I am needed less and less sleep in order to function throughout the day, which is ...

Yazd - Such a Lovely Place, Such a Lovely Place...

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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A searing hot day greeted us together with yet another visit first thing to the Kerman motor mechanics' shop. We were beginning to know them by first name. They became gods this day, fixing the air conditioning problem in Mohammad's car in just a very short time. One of the mechanics spoke very good English and came over to talk with us. He asked if we have a President in our country. "No", we replied. "We do have a Prime Minister though".The mechanic asked ...

Mud city in the desert

A travel blog entry by laurencegarner

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10 Yazd What a lovely little city. It's a maze of winding lanes where you are guaranteed to get lost but it's small enough not to be an issue. The old town of mud building and numerous Zoroastrian temples and Islamic mosques made for a very enjoyable stay. It may not have the big ticket sights of Esfahan or Persepolis but is a perfect place to relax and take in all I have seen over the past week and ...

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