Favorite thing: Upon his return from Europe, after visiting several museums and art galleries, Nassereddin Shah decided to establish similar sites in his Palace. He had exterior building destroyed and new ones built on the northwestern wing of Golestan Palace next to the Ivory Hall. These included the lobby, the Mirror Hall and the Museum Room, later known as the Grand Hall or even Grand Throne Room, ever since the Peacock Throne was moved there and the room begun being used for official and state ceremonies. It was in this room, after the modifications, that took place the Coronation of the Shah and Empress Farah in 1967.
Written Jun 14, 2003
Favorite thing: one of the most popular attractive district in tehran located in south of tehran where contained many activities and individual shoping centers.
here is a picture of "ferdowsi street" in south of tehran.this picture has taken on 1960 th.
Written Jun 10, 2003
Favorite thing: the mountains on north of tehran are very suitable place for youngs and people who like to hiking.
one of the most opportunities is visiting the
mountains above the tehran.
it might be good trip.
also it's possible skiing on the alborz mountains in the winter.
Written May 25, 2003
Favorite thing: the hiking opportunities within iran are endless.
there are great opportunities to see attractive and impressive atmosphere and places all over iran .
one of the most opportunities is visiting the mountains above the tehran.
it might be good trip.
also it's possible skiing on the alborz mountains in the winter.
Written May 17, 2003
Favorite thing:
PHOTO : SMALL STALL AT THE ROAD SITE
TEHRAN a city emerged from the old days is going to become, without the loss of its original identity, one of the most beautiful cities of the hemisphere of the world. A day long tour around the city is not even enough to cover all the attractions of Tehran and another day for visiting monuments and museums is recommended. Every monuments here have their own story and history.
Written Sep 12, 2002
Favorite thing:
PHOTO : OUTSKIRT OF TEHRAN
TEHRAN which means *Warm Slope*, was a village in the suburb of the ancient Iranian capital of RAY. After the fall of Ray by the Monggols in 1220 AD ( why uncle Kublai Khan, you attacking this town ? ), its residents move to Tehran and the foundation for it to become a city was thus laid.
Written Sep 12, 2002
Favorite thing:
PHOTO : THE CITY OF TEHRAN
DURING Shah Tahmasp son's of Shah Ismail 1500 AD gain power the whole Iran, he ordered the construction of walls around Tehran with 114 forts and furthermore ordered the planting of plane tree grove, the site of which later became the Arg of Tehran ( Tehran Citadel ).
Written Sep 12, 2002
Favorite thing: tehran is a huge city,10 million people,with rich areas(the northern part):shemiran,tajrish.In these areas, you will see modern buildings,comfortable houses,and girls just wear a little hidjab on the hair. The central part,around meydan ferdowsi,is very crowdy. If you go to south tehran,like Rey,you will see more traditional places and people,because it is a poor district.
Updated Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: the holy shrine of ayatollah khomeyni
Fondest memory: I have a close relationship with Tehran,and especially with Tehrani girls.Although I am a little angry against them because they accept and bear untill now the dictatorship of the male world
Updated Aug 24, 2002
Favorite thing: Well, I have no photos of Iran, but I wanna show you at least some of the wonderful food you can find there or in Persian restaurants & homes all over the world! :o)))
Fondest memory: What you can see right here is 'Tchelo Kabab', the Persian national meal - delicious!!
Written Aug 24, 2002
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We spent a couple of night in Tehran when we first arrived in Iran, and again after a 14-day tour of the rest of the country. We found Tehran to be noisy, busy and vibrant. From where we were based,...
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Covering an area of 1500 sq. kms, Tehran is situated in the north-central part of Iran, on the slope of the Alborz Mountain. As the national capital it is the most populated city in Iran and the...
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If you come to Iran with airplane, Absolutely you visit Tehran in first steep, Tehran is very big city with more than 15,000,000 population and have very bad traffic. Tehran in middle of Iran, but it...
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Thinking of all my friends, their friends and families in Tehran , and throughout Iran - The World is Watching! Tehran (or Teheran) means 'end of the road'- it was literally the last settlement on......
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