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@rrrudya 📸 Part 2#iran collection#IRANinDep

@rrrudya 📸 Part 2#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

@rrrudya 📸 Part 1#Iran collection#IRANinDep

@rrrudya 📸 Part 1#Iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Nathalie 📸 Part 5By @nathalie_wanders#iran

Nathalie 📸 Part 5By @nathalie_wanders#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Nathalie 📸 Part 4By @nathalie_wanders#iran

Nathalie 📸 Part 4By @nathalie_wanders#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Nathalie 📸 Part 3By @nathalie_wanders#iran

Nathalie 📸 Part 3By @nathalie_wanders#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Nathalie 📸 Part 2Matching with the tiles! if

Nathalie 📸 Part 2Matching with the tiles! if you've been
following me for a while, you know how I love to match my outfit to my surroundings! And Iran is definitely the place for it!By @nathalie_wanders#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Nathalie 📸 Part 1Spending the night in the de

Nathalie 📸 Part 1Spending the night in the desert is an experience I will never say no to! I've never felt more connected to our beautiful planet in those remote area with no connection with the outside world! This is a picture [pic 1, pic 2] we took in Dasht-e-Lut in Iran. It is a large salt desert where the surface of its sand has been
measured at temperatures as high as 70 'C (159 'F), making it one of the world's driest and hottest places.By @nathalie_wanders#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Caro 📸 part 3🔴 By @veggiewayfarer#iran c

Caro 📸 part 3🔴 By @veggiewayfarer#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Caro 📸 part 2Few things in this world can ren

Caro 📸 part 2Few things in this world can render me speecheless, but Iran is most definitely one of them.This trip has been in the works for a few months and it has been hard and oddly stressful to plan. Influenced by the media, my close friends and family excercised gentle, yet firm pressure on me to cancel. To such an extent that I started questioning my own decision. The mounting political tension and the potential threat of war loomed over me like the sword of damoclesas as I filled out my creditcard details and bought a (cheap) flight to Tehran.Next came the planning of the shoots. While the architecture looked amazing, subconsciously my creativity was stumped by the idea of wearing a veil and covering up. "Where in the world does anyone get off telling me what I can and cannot wear" was all I could think about up until the very moment I zipped up Frank, my 70L backpack.Ten minutes before landing in Tehran, all the women in the plane took out their veil and covered up. Yours truly sighed, pulled out her summer scarf and put it on her head. It was too
hot and all I wanted to do was taken off my jacket and this damn thing on my head. "You got this, only two weeks" I reassure myself.I arrived at the house of Nathalie and her family. Despite not speaking a lick of Farsi, I immediately felt welcomed and utterly at ease. Veils came off, hugs were exchanged and food was offered multiple times. These people were the embodiment of warm, loving and hospitable hosts. I felt like I gained a whole bunch of new auties and uncles overnight.Little did I know this was only the start. Within 48h this ostrecicised country moved it's way right up to number one in my little list of fav countries and nestled itself in my heart, veil and all.🔴 By @veggiewayfarer#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

Caro 📸 part 1There are seriously no words tha

Caro 📸 part 1There are seriously no words that do justice to the beauty of Iran. It is one of those countries that completely takes you by surprise and never quite leaves your heart. Once you have
experienced the warmth and kindness of the Iranian people, you will forever be looking for a way to get back.The current political situation is bleaker than ever. Sadly I don't posses a glass ball and can't predict what the future holds. I can however be accountable for my own actions. And I will not hold my tongue when I read or hear utter gobwash being spouted about this country and its people and neither should you. Popular media has formed an opinion and its up to us to show them they are wrong.🔴 By @veggiewayfarer#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

iddavan 📸 part 3By @iddavanmunster#iran col

iddavan 📸 part 3By @iddavanmunster#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

iddavan 📸 part 2Iran is NOT what you think an

iddavan 📸 part 2Iran is NOT what you think and Im so happy to share it in a positive light it deserves. There's no way to announce you're going to Iran without causing a stir.Before our trip to Iran we got reactions like "but why Iran?", "what are you going to do there?", "stay safe, it's dangerous?!"...
My husband and I will never be influenced by media, we'll always go, explore beyond stereotypes and prejudices, travel at it's truest and make up our own opinion. We just have to open our eyes, read, talk and travel. What make us fall in love with a country are its people and because of that Iran has our hearts now.Persians are the most hospitable, kind and humble people that I've met in all my travels to 71 countries. Whether it's a casual conversation at the square, an invitation to drink tea with them at the corner cafe, or a full invitation to have lunch or dinner at their home, Iranians will make you feel fully welcome in their country. People and kids approached us in the streets and they were thanking us to come and visit their country, saying "Welcome to Iran!". We felt super safe. Iran is home to one of the world's oldest civilizations, delicious food, the most beautiful persian gardens, carpets, cats, the best poems, mesmerising mosques, traditional houses and more.By @iddavanmunster#iran collection#IRANinDepth 🇮🇷👉 @iranindepth

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