I chose to visit Kurdistan because I wanted to meet Kurdish people. I have read the most amazing stories, and I wanted to experience it first-hand. But nothing could have prepared me for what the next few days would look like.
Mosques and shrines with incredible mosaics and mirror works, royal palaces that have nothing to envy to their European counterparts, historical sites that tell you about the importance that Iran has had for millennia
Iran’s nature is breathtaking. Who knew? From the deserts to the islands, I discovered a whole new world. The Lut desert is the hottest place on earth, and Hormuz is a tiny island with more diversity than you could dream of!
Preparing for this trip I got my hands in ‘Revolutionary Iran’ by Michael Axworthy. The one sentence that stayed with me was “Iran is less a country than a continent, more a civilization than a nation“. After a month exploring it, meeting its people, and getting impressed by its culture and history, I can say …
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