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Middle East » Iran » West » Shush March 21st 2009

I am not suppose to touch it but I’ve come all this way and I don’t know how I am getting out of here? Touching the smooth marble and a Persian beard of the last remaining ruins. It makes you appreciate the intricate details. More so than when you’re at a well-preserved site like Persepolis. So touching the ruined site is the only way to make a special trip to Shush worthwhile. I had just finished a 2 hour sleep on a 13-hour overnight bus ride from Esfahan. I decided to walk to the hotel from the highway (drop off point) my feet had swelled up from being on the window seat. It was interesting walking around at 8am watching the locals exercise especially one of the ladies in full gown sprinting on one of those ... read more
Choqa Zambil
Apadana Palace
Me overreacting for the camera

Middle East » Iran » West » Shush May 26th 2006

Planned to leave Esphahan the day before yesterday but the bus wasnt leaving till 7pm and I heard about a tour to Kashan and Abanyeh, they were on my original itinerary so, why not. I stole a book out of the exchange library, there was only one in English, The Bonfire of The Vanities, naturally if I had a choice I would have chosen somethinmg else, it wasnt bad I, think I am becoming cultured. What a lazy day only left the room to eat occasionaly. I was off on the road at 7am the next morning luggage packed and ready to go, the driver turned up on time and we were off, the drive was really safe though the driver was a little strange but in a nice way, he has been driving trucks back ... read more
Abanyeh
Abanyeh
Abanyeh




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