Zanjan Grand Hotel
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Starting to enjoy Iran
All day on the truck to get to Zanjan. Started to learn the basic words again in another language. Turkish was very difficult as hello, goodbye, thank you etc all are more than one word with multiple syllables. Farsi is luckily a lot easier.
Salam = hello for all times of the day
Lotfan = please
Mamnum = thanks ...
KATALEKHOR DEN
غار کتله 82;ور، که در گویش محلی، مردم منطقه به آن کتل کوتول میگو 40;ند،
غاری است خشکی ...
The roads less travelled - snow on the hills
This early rising lark is getting beyond a joke. I've come on holidays to apparently get up earlier than I do when I'm at home and going to work! Something not quite right there. Anyhows. 6.30am. Sob behker (or something like that). Good morning world! Today we drive on to Zanjan, stopping enroute in the city of Soltaniyeh to visit the mausoleum of the Mongol Sultan Olijeitu Khodabandeh, whose dome is one of the largest in the world at 48 meters high ...
On prend son temps
On reste a l hotel Amir Kabir pres du Bazar qui est de toute facon present dans tout le centre. Le soir de notre arrive, on part a la recherche d une maison de the avant d aller dinner. Attire par l odeur du tabac a la pomme, on trouve un escalier descendant vers une piece rempli d hommes qui nous accueillent tres bien. Apres s etre presente a nos voisins, echange quelques mots, fumes notre narguile et but notre the, on se presente a ...
Masuleh and Qaleh Rudkan
What a beautiful and picturesque place this is!! And Masuleh is supposed to be at least a millennium old. This village, perched on the steep hills of humid northern Iran, instantly captivates you. After taking a Savari (shared taxi) to Fuman I continued my way in a minibus. Going up through ...