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If you walk from the National Museum towards the Russian Embassy, you will come to the Museum of Glass and Ceramics. It is not at all difficult to navigate, because the embassy occupies almost a block.
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
Not far from st. m. Imam Khomeini is the "National Museum of Iran". All the most interesting archaeological excavations were brought here. Walk through the halls and look at the bronzes and clay work, marvel at the incredibly high quality of the stone carvings, while looking at the black dog statue ...
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
The next day I went to the Jewelery Museum, but even with the map I managed to get lost. Not far from st. m. Imam Khomeini I showed a passerby a page from the LP with the name of the museum in Farsi.
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
"Golestan" is translated as "Palace of Roses" and is a complex of several buildings. It is best to buy a general admission ticket for $3 right away. Photography in the halls is prohibited, but thanks to the small size of the camera, I managed to take a lot of good pictures.
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
We make a bazaar in Tehran. That evening Ramin organized a tour of the bazaar for me. The eastern bazaar is now not at all the bazaar that was painted in the paintings of two hundred years ago.
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
Salam, Tehran! Our bus arrived early in the morning. Tehran was cool and foggy. The body, not getting enough sleep and swollen from a long sitting in the bus, did not obey.
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
Astara crush. The road from Baku to the border with Iran took about four hours. On the way you will pass the city of Lankaran. This is a very interesting city in terms of agriculture - oranges, tangerines, kiwi, feijoa are grown there, so if you arrive at the end of October, you will be able to se...
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
“Be sure to write it down - everything passes, everything is forgotten. I understand that I don't want to write. I want to stare, not write. But then you have to force yourself.
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago
In Ramadan, the bazaar was open until eleven or twelve in the afternoon, then closed until six in the evening. But after sunset, the real trade began. Sweets made from flour, eggs, honey and sugar prepared especially for Ramadan were brought to the counters: “zoulbiya” in the form of a ring and “bam...
sanyok_k
· 13 years ago