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In this first installment, Rick explores the youthful, noisy capital city of Tehran, delves into the country's long and tumultuous history, visits the National Museum, and connects with locals, who are quick to smile, curious, and eager to talk.
At http://www.ricksteves.com/iran you will find a wealth of resources. Read Rick's Iran travel journal, an Iran almanac, and Middle East travel resources. Find air dates of Rick Steves' Iran in your hometown, a comments board, and media coverage.
A DVD of Rick Steves' Iran complete with bonus features is available for purchase at www.ricksteves.com/shop.
Rick concludes his trip with a family feast, gratifying visit to the ruins at Persepolis, and reaffirmation that understanding Iran’s proud history, rich culture, and friendly, curious citizens is a step in the right direction toward elimination of fear.
At http://www.ricksteves.com/iran you...
Published 03/18/09
Stark countryside mixes with fertile river valleys where remnants of the Silk Road reveal the value and fragility of Iran’s heritage. In Shiraz, sprawling gardens provide tranquil corners for visitors to ponder the mystical brilliance of poetry written by prophets of love.
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Published 03/11/09