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Tabriz Hotel

Abressan Crossroads Tabriz, Iran

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Our entry to Iran

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... of Iranian guys helped us to get a taxi, and made sure that we paid the right amount, as the drivers sometimes overcharge apparently. Our driver took us to our hotel, and then helped us to check the prices of a few more before he was on his way. Our first night in Iran and we were still alive.

The next day we awoke at a reasonable hour and made our way out of the hotel in search of some breakfast. We had picked up a Singaporean man on the bus the night before, so ...

Traped with no money.

A travel blog entry by cimek

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... transfer through consulate as we were told when had called them before.
I wish I could have some beer, but this is another problem here, even bigger than money - no alcohol, means we have to survive with no beer for another week! It's gonna be hard part of the trip.
And Internet - really ******, slow and hardly censored. They are blocking websites like facebook, google, ebay, maps, anything about banks, cards and many others. What for? It's very stupid and ...

Stuck in the middle with you!

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... us, honking its horn. We had learnt to ignore it. Honestly, there is no point in America invading this country. If they really wanted to do some damage then don’t use guns, they hurt people, just take away their car-horns and the country would slump into a deep depression, their driving would become joyless and empty. We looked as this car carried on honking its horn. It was the guy from the bank and he was offering us a lift. This time we accepted his generous offer and on the way ...

The other side

A travel blog entry by jtw000

... girl. When you move further into Turkey these are a more simple people who don’t adapt well to the furious European pace of rampant consumerism. Simple they may be but they’re approachable, welcoming and warm. Ankara has the big city mentality and was disappointing after the display of Istanbul but the smaller little towns had something you can’t put a price to. We were told on the road that the upcoming town was a toilet. It was. It was a ...

Down and out in Tabriz (or Ash gets a virus)

A travel blog entry by ashventures

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... awake to watch Mulholland Drive with the boys. Charlie was a bit perplexed and left unsure of what to make of the film, which I guess is what David Lynch is aiming for most of the time, and Leigh fell asleep during.

Then I fell asleep too, and wouldn't properly wake for more than 30 minutes at a time for most of the next 36 hours or so. A little difficult to blame that solely on caffeine withdrawal, I think! I had real difficulty going up and down ...