Showing posts with label arquitectura iraní. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arquitectura iraní. Show all posts

Saturday, September 8, 2018

Discover Nomadic Life in Iran


There are still millions of people scattered around the globe living as nomads .Iran is one of the nomad countries in the world. Moreover, Iran is so culturally and ethnically diverse that even its nomadic population is classified into different groups and tribes, the Qashqai people being, perhaps, the largest one. They are particularly famous for their weaving and their carpets, which are made from special Shiraz wool and are, therefore, brighter in color and softer in texture than the products from elsewhere in the country. Have you ever tempted to try nomadic lifestyle? Uppersia helps you to try it and stay an overnight in their tent. It sounds amazing. Isn’t it? Mohamad, our well-informed guide-driver, accompanied this adventurous family to chase their own dreams and discovered nomadic life style in Kahkaran.


Moreover, Iran is so culturally and ethnically diverse that even its nomadic population is classified into different groups and tribes, the Qashqai people being, perhaps, the largest one
 Nomadic life style in Kahkaran.





Moreover, Iran is so culturally and ethnically diverse that even its nomadic population is classified into different groups and tribes, the Qashqai people being, perhaps, the largest one
 Nomadic life style in Kahkaran.

Monday, May 29, 2017

Puente Tabiat; el nuevo icono de Teherán

El Puente “Tabiat" (la naturaleza en persa) es un puente peatonal recién construido en el norte de Teherán con 270 metros de longitud y está diseñado por una joven arquitectura iraní, Sra. Leila Araghian. Algunos creen que el diseñador se ha inspirado en los viejos puentes persas especialmente el puente Khajou. Todos los tres niveles del puente están conectados por escaleras sobre tres columnas de acero en forma de árbol.