These are mu first impressions of Tehran after walking around the south part of the city for a couple of hours.
First of all the language barrier is bigger than I thought. Yes, one can always quickly find somebody who speaks English, but it does make life a lot more complicated than say in nepal or myamar. Shopping is the most efficient I’ve ever seen as each street is dedicated to a single product: lamps, shoes etc. Needless to say that I haven’t spoken with a single female iranian yet (whereas I’ve spoken with almost a dozen men). The modern girls seem to compete for the ‘largest sunglasses’ award. Traffic is the worst I’ve seen: crossing a road means throwing yourself for a car a hope that he’ll stop or evade. There’s a remarkable absence of bars and restaurants (maybe I’ve been in the wrong place, but I only saw one fruit juice bar until now). Poverty is mostly absent and I’ve seen very few beggars (which surprises me as i’ve stayed mostly in the poor south).Home » Uncategorized » First impressions of Tehran
First impressions of Tehran
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