in the South of Iran it was a very special event to drive into the desert ‘Lut’ (the hottest desert on planet earth). We had (brand new) good friends with us, forming a beautiful ‘travel family’ for many weeks, starting with the trip through Lut.
Best wishes from Heike and Carsten
Here you find some pictures from Iran (Southern Region)
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today we have a good bunch of pictures from the central region of Iran for you: Quom, Kashan and Isfahan (‘Medicus’) are the most known cities we visited.
Best wishes from Heike & Carsten
Here you find some pictures from Iran (Center)
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Visiting Iran was one more highlight of our trip… How will it really be over there, in Persia?
Very funny is that there is a great way to get in contact with Iranians: you just have to have an issue with your truck :-0 When you are parking at the side of the road, you can bet that it will not take longer than 5 minutes that an Iranian shows up to offer help and to make sure that things get fixed. It worked every time for us (we once had a flat tire, a malfunctioning sensor and a clogged diesel filter…). All issues solved by help of Iranian people who just stopped by, …and helped. And when the job at the truck is done you can be sure that you will be invited for dinner at the home of the person that helped you. …and don’t even think that it could be yourself to offer an invitation for a dinner or so (as a thank you, since they helped you). The Iranians really like to bring visitors (especially Westerners) to their home. Having guests from Europe is exiting for them and surely also a kind of exotic event in their family life. And be sure that every Iranian tells you sooner or later that: ‘please understand that we are the people and not the regime’. It always was of big relevance for them that we took this message with us: ‘the Iranian people are great, the regime is not…’.
So now enjoy some pictures of the north of Iran. Best wishes from Heike and Carsten
Here you find some pictures from Iran (North)
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it is more than one year ago when we drove through Armenia. The plan was ‘to take it easy’ since the temperatures in summer can be very hot even in the mountain regions of Armenia. So, we mostly enjoyed the beautiful scenery around us. And as it became too warm, we checked in at ‘3G camping’ in Goght, close to Yerevan. Arrived, we enjoyed the refreshing pool and the relaxing environment.
Best wishes from Heike & Carsten
Here you find some pictures from Armenia
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After almost 3 months in (very pleasant) Turkey, Georgia gave us a relatively big change: it was interesting to see & feel coming back to a ‘christian based’ country. Georgia was also very pleasant even if it is almost impossible to compare to Turkey (exception: the great hospitality and the great friendly people). One of the most obvious differences was, that instead of ‘tea’ (cai) the Georgians offer you ‘Caca’ (the mostly home made ‘Grappa’). So alcohol became a much more visible topic… :-0 It was not only one invitation that we got in Georgia where afterwards we had to stagger home. The food – of course – also had different shapes, now again having pork meat on the table (yummy!). Best wishes from Heike & Carsten
Here you find some pictures from Georgia
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