Showing posts with label Turkey to Iran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turkey to Iran. Show all posts

Thursday, July 4, 2019

Julie and Marianne enjoyed visiting Kandowan mythical village in June


Kandowan is one of three rock villages in the world and this granted unique attractions to this village. The aboriginal architecture of Kandowan is rocky architecture and the village due to its architectural characteristics and specific texture has been registered in the list of National Monuments. Kandowan rural architecture and the life of its people are regarded as an exception in the world. Because in Cappadocia of Turkey and the Dakotas of America (both have rocky architecture) no one lives. In fact, what granted an archaeological identity to this village, is the existence of 117 families and homes in conical and pyramidal rocks. Julie and Marianne enjoyed visiting this mythical village in June and got pleasure from the pleasant weather of Kandowan.



Kandowan is one of three rock villages in the world and this granted unique attractions to this village. The aboriginal architecture of Kandowan is rocky architecture and the village due to its architectural characteristics and specific texture has been registered in the list of National Monuments.
Julie and Marianne enjoyed visiting Kandowan mythical village in June

Wednesday, February 20, 2019

The Official Language of Iran


The official language of Iran is only one: Persian. As the names for regions, people, and languages are mostly the same, seven more languages are recognized as regional languages: Azerbaijani, Kurdish, Lori, Mazandarani, Gilaki, Baluchi and Arabic.

• Azari is the name of the ancient language of Azerbaijan which belongs to a branch of the northwestern Iranian language.

• The majority of the Baluch tribe whose language is called Baluchi, are settled in Baluchistan, in the southern district of Iran, Pakistan, and some parts of Afghanistan in the southeast.

• Mazandarani and Gilaki languages refer to the people who live in the north.

• Kurd tribes live in west of Iran, a part of Turkey and Iraq, and speak Kurdish languages. They come from different religions.  

• Lori dialect is between Kurdish and Farsi and is commonly spoken in western and southwestern parts of Iran.

Engel from Austria said that “while travelling in Iran never forget to pack with you some basic Iranian words and phrases and enjoy chatting with local people”. 


The official language of Iran is only one: Persian. As the names for regions, people, and languages are mostly the same, seven more languages are recognized as regional languages: Azerbaijani, Kurdish, Lori, Mazandarani, Gilaki, Baluchi and Arabic.
Engel from Austria is talking to local children of Iran

Saturday, December 10, 2016

Overland trip from Turkey to Iran.

So you are interested in having a long overland adventure in the Middle East and touching the diverse deep and cultures in Turkey, Iran, Turkmenistan and maybe continuing your way toward the Far East?

You have to pass Bazargan ground border for entering Iran from Turkey, so you should have received your Iran visa beforehand. You can ask Uppersia to do the Iran’s visa procedure for you. Check out this blog graphic for noticing the required documents and the visa process.