Vakil Bath is an old public bath turned into a museum in Shiraz, an exquisitely restored window into a bygone era when public baths were more like social clubs for business and politics.
Other dioramas in the category of Authentic Travel in Iran
The Architecture of the Persian Mosque for the Iran visitor Terminology & purpose explained for tourists
Ethnography Museum at Falak-ol-Aflak Castle Iran’s Largest Ethnography Museum in Khorramabad, Lorestan
Touring History in Iran: Ancient rock art in my backyard This time we find 4000-year-old petroglyphs 2 kilometers from our apartment
A Perfect Train trip in Iran The Tehran to Mashhad “Fadak” line is comfortable and relatively inexpensive
Waking in a traditional Iranian village home Deep unscientific analysis of sleeping on the floor in Iran
North Iran Tour: Fantastic local food And avoiding Iranian hotels on our 4th day of escape from Tehran
Touring Iran’s Caspian Region: Filband Day 3 of our aimless escape to the highest point in Iran’s Mazandaran
Religious Holidays in Iran: Lots of Free Food! Tasty free food is bonus of religious holidays in Iran
Iran’s Towers: “Lighthouses of the desert” Iranians kept fires burning on these minarets to direct desert traffic
A tank is just right for Road Trip In Iran Hunting for rocks and history on our last country stay in northeast Iran
Tour of Iran’s countryside: full of surprises The famous Persian hospitality on our weekend trip in northeast Iran
A perfect Iran Vacation: sleeping on the floor In northeast Iran, a simpler traditional living is a short drive away
Mausoleums of Iran: Sheikh Kharaghani Abol-Hasan Kharaghani still draws fans from all over the world
Iran Trip Surprises: vast Class & Culture Differences “Bacon” snacks & joyful shoe shiner; Irony everywhere
Travel in East Azarbaijan: Persian Hospitality Sometimes it’s impossible to walk away from Iranians making an offer you can’t refuse
Memories of War: “It will never let me go” The story of one Iranian exposed to Saddam Hussein’s mustard gas
Plastic Palm Trees and Korean Soaps on the Ruins of Silk Road A stunning example of globalization in Iran
“War is Senseless” – the message of Iran’s History A visit of priceless structures spanning three millenniums and a lesson on our temporal predicaments
Iranian attitude to the West: Intoxicated! Despite the state’s best efforts, Farsi is as Westernized as ever because acculturation is a way of life in Iran
Unearthing Iran’s Past, One Mansion at a Time Restoration of Kashan’s historical mansions is the work of dedicated artists and architects.
Fresh from Farm is Real in Iran With the right connections, eating locally-produced is possible and affordable
Village of Shafiabad, Dasht-e Lut Desert – in pictures Pics from our stay on the edge of the Dasht-e Lut desert
Getting High & Low in Naiband, Part II The vanity of authentic travel: we want real experiences but not the discomforts
Persian Hospitality vs. Iranian Hotel Fiascos Nartitee Ecolodge is an example of a “homestay” option outshining typical Iranian hotel.
How Not to Visit a 7,000-Year-Old City I arrived in Meybod ignorant and rushed and missed out on the best
Ants in the World’s Most Stunning Graveyard The scale at Naqsh-e Rustam is so huge, the tourists below appear like tiny ants.
Free Airline Food – Not a Mirage in Iran Flying in Iran is relatively inexpensive. But the best part is the free hot meals.
Travel in Iran carries the risk of going to jail – WRONG! It’s far deadlier and not for what you think
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