Exploring Tehran - Top Things to do & Tips (Inside Iran, Episode 01)
In the first episode we explore Tehran and show you the best things to do in Tehran on and off the tourist path paired with food recommendations and tips how to get around.
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As for many tourist visiting Iran, the capital Tehran has been our first stop and introduction to the country. We used our time in the city to explore the best things to do in Tehran by focussing on attractions and spots that are interesting for younger travelers paired with important historic landmarks.
Beside typical tourist attractions we wanted to see what the real Iran is like and reached out to local friends for further recommendations. This way we got to go to places locals use to hangout, have a coffee or simply relax from the hustling and bustling city center. We used various local transport options and explain how you can get around on the cheap. Last but not least we give a few recommendations for typical persian dishes you should try when visiting.
This part of the trip was executed within 1,5 weeks - following I list all the places I visited & Things to do in Tehran:
- Azadi Tower
- Golestan Palace
- Ivan Cafe, Sam Cafe, Reera Cafe, Saboos Cafe
- Sofre Kuhne (Ferdowsi Sq.))
- Tochal & Bam e Tehran
- Grand Bazaar & Tajrish Bazaar
- Former US Embassy Tehran & Den of Espionage
- Honarmandan Park
- Sa’dabad Complex
- Milad Tower
- Negarestan Garden
- Masoudiyeh Palace
- National Garden
- Moghadam Museum
This video is part of „Inside Iran“ - a documentary series introducing you to popular and unknown sights / things to do in Iran as well as the Persian cuisine and the super friendly locals we met on our trip from Tehran to Isfahan, Shiraz and Yazd. With this series I want to create a better understanding of the country and it’s people without focussing on politics or religion.
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Iran Road Trip - Top Sights & Places I GoPro
Impressions of our amazing 4 weeks road trip in Iran. We visited the most important sights in Esfahan, Kashan, Shiraz, Yazd, Teheran and explored many other exciting destinations. These were the major stops of our trip:
00:04 Teheran
00:40 Alamut Valley
01:22 Qazvin
01:40 Qom
01:50 Kashan
02:28 Esfahan
03:44 Zagros Mountains
04:01 Shiraz
04:21 Persepolis
05:08 Maymand
05:20 Bam
05:38 Rayen
05:52 Shafiabad
06:12 Kaluts
06:24 Shah Abbasi Dam
07:06 Esafahak
07:17 Yazd
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IRAN`S TOP HISTORICAL PLACES
TOP HISTORICAL PLACES IN IRAN
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MEIDAN EMAM, ISFAHAN -- Address: Isfahan, DATE: between 1598 and 1629
GOLESTAN PALACE -- Address: Tehran, DATE- 1524–1576
ARG-E BAM, IRAN—LOCATION: Kerman Province,
PASARGADAE, IRAN-- Fars Province, 559–530 BC
TABRIZ HISTORIC BAZAAR COMPLEX-- Tabriz, Iran, 15th century
DOME OF SOLTANIYEH, IRAN -- Zanjan Province, 14th century
ARMENIAN MONASTIC ENSEMBLES OF IRAN -- West Azerbaijan, between the 7th and 14th centuries A.D
PERSEPOLIS, IRAN -- Fars Province, 515 BC
BABAK CASTLE -- East Azerbaijan,
NASIR OL-MOLK MOSQUE - Fars Province, 1876- 1888
NAQSH-E JAHAN SQUARE - Isfahan Province, 1598 and 1629
SHUSHTAR HISTORICAL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM - Lorestan Province, 3rd century AD
KASHAN’S HISTORICAL HOMES - Isfahan province, 18th century
RUDKHAN CASTLE - Gilan Province, 224-651 AD
BISOTUN AND TAQ-E BOSTAN - Kermanshah Province, 4th century AD
SHAH ABDOL AZIM SHRINE- Tehran, 9th century
Iran/Kerman (Bam: Ancient city after earthquake ) Part 32
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Bam, Iran
Bam is located in South-eastern corner Kerman province. Maintaining its position in the middle of the Southern trade route, this small-fortified city on the outskirts of the vast Dasht-i-L.t desert is just 350km west of the modern day Pakistan and 450km north of the Persian Gulf. Whether you are heading in either direction, Bam is an ideal place to stop for rest.
ANCIENT BAM
Located in southeastern Iran, 200 kilometers south of Kerman, the ancient city of Arg-e-Bam is made entirely of mud bricks, clay, straw and the trunks of palm trees. The city was originally founded during the Sassanian period (224-637 AD) and while some of the surviving structures date from before the 12th century, most of what remains was built during the Safavid period (1502-1722). During Safavid times, the city occupied six square kilometers, was surrounded by a rampart with 38 towers, and had between 9000 and 13,000 inhabitants. Bam prospered because of pilgrims visiting its Zoroastrian fire temple (dating to early Sassanian times) and as a commercial and trading center on the famous Silk Road. Upon the site of the Zoroastrian temple the Jame Mosque was built during the Saffarian period (866-903 AD) and adjacent to this mosque is the tomb of Mirza Naiim, a mystic and astronomer who lived three hundred years ago. Bam declined in importance following an invasion by Afghans in 1722 and another by invaders from the region of Shiraz in 1810. The city was used as a barracks for the army until 1932 and then completely abandoned. Intensive restoration work began in 1953 and continued till the earthquake.
Ancient Bam, or the Arg-i-Bam, at its peak of political, economic, and military power had some 11,000 citizens living in 400 houses within its city walls, which still stand much the way they did hundreds of years ago. Since the city's inception, judged to be between 250 BC . 224 AD, Bam has thrived as an energetic market place and a focal point for the region. It was not until a devastating.When you strolled through front gates, you came face to face with ancient Bam. Houses, schools, mosques, gymnasiums, and bathhouses stand in the same places they did centuries ago. These structures maintained their allure, and they had the rare ability to give visitors a most inspiring adrenaline rush at first sight. Mud and sand stone buildings held much of their original shape.
The Green North of Iran - Things to do in Alamut, Masuleh & Ramsar (Inside Iran, Episode 05)
One year after my big Iran trip I came back to explore the things to do in the north of Iran and saw a completely different side of the country!
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After arriving in Tehran I went straight to one sight I haven’t shown you in my episode from Tehran yet…but it totally belongs on your list: the Tabiat bridge.
My road trip through the north of Iran started on the next day with the goal to introduce you to as many things to do in the north of Iran as possible. For this I was fortunate enough to go with local friends of mine as we needed to drive quite a lot to get to all the places in just one week.
This part of the trip was executed within 1 week - following I list all the places I visited & Things to do in the north of Iran:
- Alamut Castle & Alamut Valley
- Rasht
- Masuleh (Gilan province)
- Ramsar & Caspian Sea
- Bam e Sabz
- Tabiat bridge in Tehran
This video is part of „Inside Iran“ - a documentary series introducing you to popular and unknown sights / things to do in Iran as well as the Persian cuisine and the super friendly locals we met on our trip from Tehran to Isfahan, Shiraz, Yazd and now also the north of Iran. With this series I want to create a better understanding of the country and it’s people without focussing on politics or religion.
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Bam and its Cultural Landscape
Bam is situated in a desert environment on the southern edge of the Iranian high plateau. The origins of Bam can be traced back to the Achaemenid period (6th to 4th centuries BC). Its heyday was from the 7th to 11th centuries, being at the crossroads of important trade routes and known for the production of silk and cotton garments. The existence of life in the oasis was based on the underground irrigation canals, the qanāts, of which Bam has preserved some of the earliest evidence in Iran. Arg-e Bam is the most representative example of a fortified medieval town built in vernacular technique using mud layers (Chineh )
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アルゲ・バム in Iran ・ Arg-e Bam・Bam and its Cuitural Landscape
2017.5.15 真新しい遺跡へ。
歴史なんて感じない。
2003年バム地震により崩壊。
しかしイランの人々の手により修復が続けられている。炎天下のでの作業は、彼らが見ることの出来ない未来へと残る。
流れる汗が世界遺産、額の滴はエメラルド。
そしてネパール、いつかカトマンズへも。