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There's a lot more to Iran than the ancient cities of Isfahan and Shiraz, Persepolis or Yazd. In fact, we could probably write blogs about what there is to do in Iran, and nothing else, and not get bored! But here's one of our favourite spots that a lot of foreigners haven't heard of.
Judaism isn't something you'd usually associate with Afghanistan, and quite rightly so, but doesn't that just make it all the more interesting?
Shimmering mosques, towering minarets, historical landmarks, and even a modern trendy Tehran - these are things that might jump to mind when you imagine Iran. But what the Amsterdam of Iran?
One of the oldest cities in Afghanistan, and also the world, Herat has been constantly inhabited since at least the 5th century BC, and has a lot to offer travellers to this city.
Not a country most people associate with tourism, but we certainly do! And they haven't followed the same path as many other places.
If you thought visiting Afghanistan was adventurous, try skiing on their rugged slopes with no infrastructure!
This small country, located in Central Asia, is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and friendly people you will ever encounter.
While there definitely are conservative elements in many areas, we truly believe the Middle East as a whole is safe for females to travel.
Once you’ve read through these 7 points you’ll be set to navigate yourself through Iraqi dinars!
Arriving in a new country can be a daunting process, especially when it’s a country like Iraq. But have no fear! Here is our guide to help you through your arrival into Baghdad.
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