Pars Kerman
Farhangian Cross Road Kerman, 362000, Iran
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Today: The First Day of the Remainder of Your Life
... br> This was the famous day that we actually arrived at the hotel foyer BEFORE Mohammad. He looked rather surprised and we grinned when he hastily looked at his watch - just to make sure that he was not late. Although we often joked about Mohammad's punctuality we were always very thankful that he was so meticulously careful about time and paid such great attention to detail.
During our short wait in the hotel foyer we noticed an attractive young woman accompanied ...
Garden and desert adventures
... but is headed to Kerman to cover for a colleague on vacation. China is one of the few countries that is maintaining and even extending economic and political relations with Iran. There are numerous Chinese goods and brands in the bazaars. Liu teaches me the numbers in written Farsi and tells me about his work and life, and tries to persuade me to visit Addis Ababa (his previous job site). Talking to him I realize how large and ubiquitous the class ...
Kerman and Kaloots
... finding somewhere to stay because all the cheaper hotels were no longer accepting foreigners. After about 5 attempts and considering getting a bus straight to another town I found a home stay. I was made to feel very welcome and comfortable in Jalal's family home. Jalal mentioned that we I could join him and another English lady on a trip to the desert to see the Kaloots that were about 2 hours away. ...
Hot stuff!
... why I would come to their town. Shushtar didn't have many sights though its ancient hydraulic system - diverting part of the river for the locals to use - was a nice sight at night, cascades everywhere and lit up with different coloured floodlights.
Next day a taxi driver I met called Hossein took me on the hour's drive to see Choqha Zanbil. This was a ziggurat (like a step pyramid) that was thousands of years old. The climate ...
The doors of the desert
... of me.
It wasn't necessary to wait for the bus, since a truck driver, took me a couple of minutes later and drove me to Abarkuh, a city half-way between Yazd and Shiraz. Once there, he introduced me to his family and met with his brother, who his also a truck driver and was heading to Esfahan. He took me and left at the junction on the main road between Esfahan and Shiraz. It was 7:30pm and was now at only 295km from Shiraz. These 2 brothers were very nice and funny, as ...
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