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Boder Crossing from Iran to Pakistan
travelinxs Says: INFORMATION CORRECT AS OF JANUARY 2009We are in Quetta at the moment (Pakistan) but leave tonight for Sukkur by bus. We were going to cycle but the local tourist manager says the local tribes have a habit of shooting on vehicles on the road from Quetta to Sukkur so thought...
TheDunno Says: What can i say? 90 % of the city lies destroyed, to many people dead to count, the towns main tourist attractions are gone.Although the visit of Bam was one of the absloute highlights of my trip through Iran i dont recommend going there now. I have no doubt that the city and...
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What can i say? 90 % of the city lies destroyed, to many people dead to count, the towns main tourist attractions are gone.Although the visit of Bam was one of...
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Had we arrived in Bam without any prior knowledge of its history our initial impression would have been; ‘Oh my god … what a complete dump!’ It looked like the aftermath of a war zone. In actual...
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Memories on the magical city of Bam
May 2003: first town visited on my trip through Iran was Bam. Me and my girlfriend were overwhelmed by the the friendlyness people and the town. The old city and its citadel looked like coming...
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It shouldn’t have been, but Bam was a surprise to me. I had heard about the quake when I was travelling in Egypt but I had not been able to get too much extra information. I had figured, we get lots...
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I feel so fortunate that we visited the amazing arg e Bam before the devastating earthquake - and so sad for the people that lost their lives, their homes and an astounding peice of history
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