Hotels in Tehran

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... of anti-aircraft guns and heavy military equipment. Was this some serious army base, we wondered? Mohammad laughed. It was Tehran's "Cinema City". Well, perhaps you can understand our apprehension.... We arrived in the mid afternoon to a cold and rainy ...

... spotted the hostel I initially wanted to stay at. It was just down the street from where I was staying. I decided that I would switch hotels tomorrow as this place was much cheaper and had more foreigners that I could meet.   Nice Guy Ali came by ...

... . I first went to Kaleybar, where I hiked to the fortress of Babak (4 hours hike). In Kaleybar, there was only 2 or 3 overpriced hotels, and the less expensive wanted to charge me 13$ for the night. After bargaining hard, he finally offered 9, but I told ...

... :15. I really enjoyed taking a cab to the embassy only because I haven't taken too many on my own while I have been in Tehran. There's something truly amazing about taking a cab in Tehran. I was all relaxed in the back just listening to the Iranian music ...

...  calling 'moto-shakiram, moto-shakiram' (thank you so much) and by the time I turn around he has disappeared.   Tehran is a little less conservative than Tabriz.  It is the country's capital and, we have heard, is just so big and so ...

... ) and wait an additional week or more for that too, probably. Fortunately, I had lined up some Couchsurfing hosts for Tehran and was able to avoid paying for hotels whilst I waited for the visa. I have fallen in with some really great people here, and am ...

... funds to Air Arabia's office in Tehran.  More Info Tehran (Wikipedia)   Golestan Palace, oldest monument in Tehran, contains buildings dating from the 16C. Subsequent rulers added and modified to the complex. Fantastic mirrorwork and ...

... tech - and it is. Designer name brands parade the streets beside Mercedes and billboard ads for cell phones. Hotels and restaurants appear opulent and Tehran lights up at night like any other major global metropolis. But scratch the surface and you find a ...

... day today apart from being followed by the spectre of death everywhere we went. We woke up in the quiet little town between Tabriz and Tehran with only about 70 miles left to get to the city. I guess it would have been a more interesting story if we'd ...

... silently chuckling at rounded figures drinking juice before advancing to the outdoor pool. Lined with deck chairs and adverts for plush hotels, the theme continued to the pool. Consumption, or at least the idea of it was inescapable here. With each lap ...