Visiting Tehran – Riding A Persian Carpet Revives A Fairy Tale Thousand And One Night

The plane entered the Iranian territory, most passengers stared out the doorway and the ... disappointment is evident on some faces. Travel Tehran - Persian carpet riding revives fairy tales a thousand and one night

. I also see that the excitement of the country of Persia, famous for its riches, is sinking when in the short term, the rocky mountains and deserts continue to stretch continuously. The plane flew for almost an hour without seeing a single tree. It was all a withered color: From pale yellow, gray-gold of the desert to lead, dark black mountains For a few hundred kilometers, slippery rocky mountains stood shoulder to shoulder in the midst of the dazzling sun that seemed to have no life.



See the green of vegetable fields. The splendid dome of the Thousand and One-night-style palace also looms. More than 70 kilometers from the airport to the center of Tehran, and the whole group will have three more hours of viewing the desert through the car door. Tehran, the capital - the largest oasis in Persia recently, has been repeatedly complained because of traffic jams, jams because the city of 12 million people has 6 million cars, of which the majority are domestic cars. manufacturing. Motorbikes are quite popular and run recklessly no less than many places in Vietnam. Some young men stagger, swing hammocks, women headscarves and black robes to hold their children, but in general, traffic in Tehran is quite modern with the intertwined overpass system Linking flat highways and a well-functioning subway system, Tehran's streets were always crowded, and into the inner city, the desert completely disappeared, replaced by a lovely city with many trees blue.



Ancient architecture is mixed with new architecture in harmony. The special feature of Iranian buildings is that they are mostly built of bricks, not plastered, painted with lime or painted at all, and the bricks are very thick. looks pretty dreamy. It is said that in the fall, these maple trees will dye Tehran gold, making the capital of Persia picturesque. Unfortunately we arrived at the end of March, when the trees were green and the snow in the mountains surrounding the city was still sparkling in the sun.Tehran has maple tree-lined streetsTehran is not a place where there are many spots famous tourism in Iran, but the unique features of this place really make me feel very interesting. Although it has the typical style of a Western Asian metropolis with many mosques, Tehran still has an open blend thanks to the Catholic Church, synagogue and the Bai Hoa fire (worship religion). The city is cramped and crowded, but there are also plenty of charming green spaces.



International tourists appreciate the Azadi tower, a work as meaningful as the triumphal arch but with modern architecture combined with Islamic art style located in the vast square with many fragrant flowers. I was impressed with Azadi because at the foot of the tower is the entrance to a large-scale museum in the ground. Planning to buy tickets to this museum, the guide recommends spending a little time visiting the Royal Palace. Because most museums in Tehran display ivory jewels and works of art, where is there any place to see Iranian jewels and masterpieces like the royal palace? A corner of Tehran ancient town Azadi Tower, a new symbol of I do not know how the guide is correct, but the royal palace overwhelmed the whole group. Right at the entrance alone, it was very magnificent and splendid with a glowing glass layer. The dome-shaped ceilings and pedestal pillars seem to be surrounded by diamonds that sparkle in the sunlight. They are actually tens of thousands of small pieces of glass. The sharp edges of the glass emit the colors of the rainbow.



This great monument which is recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage is a complex of 17 vast palaces studded with gold and pearls. I am fascinated by the hundreds of thousands of square meters of extremely vivid mural depicting life and history of Persia. It is said that the main materials that make up these intricate paintings are white clay and pure gold, so the drawing remains sharp and bold even though four or five centuries have passed. After getting tired of walking through the beautiful Persian gardens, we stood still for a long time, looking up at the vast domes, the more we watched, the more we didn't want to take our eyes off the shimmering shapes like glass. The kaleidoscope is full of colors, all are meticulously designed and elaborated. West Asia must include the old market in Tehran (bazaar). The concept of going to market of many Tehran people is certainly completely different from the Vietnamese concept of "shopping". row.



If people visit every store for a few minutes, it can take a week to go all out.

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