Traveling to Iran is much different from what we see about this country on the news.
We had a 40 day tour in Iran discovering its nature, history and kind people who made us fall in love with the diverse culture of this land. We truly hope that one day more tourists can travel to Iran and experience this amazing place themselves.
More videos about Iran:
1) Biggest culture shocks in Iran: https://youtu.be/XnIzDJBIuko
2) 5 Crazy laws we accidentally broke in Iran: https://youtu.be/MfuXkFQIHaM
3) Harsh reality of Iran through a woman’s perspective: https://youtu.be/e3MxLygvwq8
4) How we got stuck in Iran: https://youtu.be/bkytt1Wojgc
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I have to say that I think that this adventure was absolutely foolish. The chances of being kidnapped or worse are just so high and for what? A YouTube video? Sorry but the risk is not worth the reward. It probably even hinders future travel when other countries see Iran on your passport. I remember a Canadian couple a few years back who disappeared and spent years as hostages, I think that was Afghanistan but the same type of scenario. Heck with that.
Khamaney is father all cihadist in world.
Thank you for this unbiased and truthfull video
از توریستم شانس نداریم کلاً هر چی بدبخت بیچاره از کشورای درب و داغونه میاد ایران 😂
Looking at Christmas stars over desert reminded me of the three Magi who traveled through the desert to greet the holy child.
Wow…this was beautiful to watch! ❤
I'm so glad you shared this and opened the eyes of some about this side of Iran and its people. It will be a special memory for you two, I'm sure. The way you summed it up at the end is just beautiful. Keep exploring our wonderful world!
Travelling through Iran in the early 70's I encountered some of the best and worst people I'd ever met.
The worst. A Taxi Driver who used his car to try and run us over (myself and three friends) after a dispute about the fare. He'd told us the fare was x amount of dollars, arriving at our destination he stated the fare was x amount of dollars PER PERSON ! We refused and left him with the original negotiated amount. As we walked away down the road (no sidewalk) he gunned his Taxi and drove straight at us ! We managed to scatter out of the way and avoid his vehicle. Fortunately there were many Iranians present and they immediately abused the driver and showed him on his way.
(Still very thankful to them)
The Best. On a train from Tehran to Tabriz with no food or water . Two guys who judging from their appearance had very little money between them opened a little parcel of food, ( a kind of pancake with some meat and vegetables) . Noticing that I and my travelling companion had nothing they , without being able to speak English, insisted we share the food with them. Their kind generosity still lives with me today. Despite the politics of the Iranian regime I will always have nothing but respect and gratitude for the kind hearts in Iran.
It's so sad to think of living in a country where happiness must be kept under ground. I wish for love and happiness in Iran. ❤ I pray 4 the day when my Iranian sisters may feel the wind flow freely through their hair! Blessed Be!
Why not also add the Arabic language to the translation, such as French, Turkish, and Spanish 😊
Very beautiful, I'm glad there are people such as you both, to help shed light on the beauty, cultures and wonders of this world. Please continue making videos and being of hope & inspiration to others. True joy and entertainment.
as a iranian I have to say the happines is not hidden if you spend night in tehran you will find out night life of tehran or other big city of iran like shiraz … iranian people have very good nigth life , live night more than many europe and western country
and if you want to understand many layers of iranian people must spend much more time
Oh so interesting ❤️ quite emotional at times. I really did enjoy. Thank you 😊
My beautiful Iran😍🇮🇷
All Iran's troubles are due to it's oil resources, which are coveted by the USA and West.
کشورهایی که به مانند ایران تاریخ و تمدن و فرهنگ چند هزار ساله ندارند و همیشه و تا همین امروز هم هنوز سبک زندگی شان وحشیانه است بنابرین به هیچ عنوان هم حق ندارند از ایران با هزار سال تاریخ و تمدن و فرهنگ ایراد و خرده بگیرند . با تاریخ بسیار تاریک و زننذه برده داری و اشغالگری و قتل و عام های میلیونی بومیان کشورها و نژاد پرستی ها و جنگ های کشورهای شما غربی ها آشنایی داریم.غرب متکبر و نژاد پرست فکر می کند که فرهنگ و سبک زندگی مردم همه کشورهای جهان بایستی حتمأ به مانند خود آنان باشد البته بسیار واضح است که سرنوشت و آخر و عاقبت این سبک بسیار پوچ و زننده و پول پرستی زندگی غربی به کجا ختم خواهد شد
You Westerners are really a joke “we blurred their faces for their protection”!!! You are more free to talk your mind than any western country.