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Boxes From Isfahan
I think the handicrafts and sweets in Isfahan beat all other cities in Iran. They do amazing wood inlaid work as seen in this photo. It is called, khatem kari. I bought several small and a few large boxes as …
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Tagged artwork, boxes, handicrafts, Iran, Isfahan, khatem kari, woodwork
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Isfahan – Nesf e Jahan
Next stop in Iran: Isfahan – also known as ‘Nesf e Jahan’ or ‘Half of the World.’ It is a beautiful city filled with parks, canals, and plenty of historical sites. Here is a photo of the Naqsh e Jahan Square (Maidaan …
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Tagged historical sites, Iran, Isfahan, Maidaan e Naqsh e Jahan, Naqshe Jahan, Nesfe Jahan, parks, UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Off To Isfahan
The initial plan was to stay in Mashhad for three weeks and then visit some other cities in Iran. However, the second day I was here, two of Gorgan’s friends who were to visit from the USA that week on …
Aab Gosht Soup
Aab Gosht soup – literally translated it means ‘water meat.’ This dish is a delicious blend of tomato, spices, meat, and bread. Before your start, you must cut the bread into small pieces and put it into the soup. Bread …
First Night In Mashhad
Besides the bouquet of flowers, Gorgan had bought me a large box of Iranian pastries. The minute we got to his home, he put the tea kettle on and set the table. I opened the box of pastries and ate one …
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Tagged chelo kabob, food, Iran, Mashhad, pastries, shopping
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Shandiz – Outside Mashhad
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A restaurant in Shadiz, which is just outside Mashhad. Enjoyed sitting crossed-legged on the carpet and eating.
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Tagged chelo kabob, food, Iran, Mashhad, Persian carpet, restaurant, Shandiz, traditional
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