Kategorie: Caucasian Mountains and Persia
Georgia, Armenia and Iran
Message in a bottle – We are leaving Tehran
4:45 am – We are on the bikes again. Towards caspian sea. More soon. Bad intetnet connection. Turkmen visa: check Uzbek visa: check Tadjik visa: check Iran visa extension: still trying. 7:45 am ... Read More
Hot sun beating down – Isfahan, Yazd and Shiraz
We use the waiting time to explore Iran a bit and go south. First we visit Isfahan. Faghri, a friend of Marieh and Manuchehr is our host there. She doesn’t speak a word English or German, but ... Read More
Taxi Driver – Tehran
We only have a 30 days visa for Iran, which we will extend to 40 days. But still this isn’t enough to see a country as big and culture rich as Iran. We don’t want to just cycle through it ... Read More
Interkulturelle Kompetenz
In meinem Studium gab es die Möglichkeit neben sozialer Kompetenz ein zusätzliches Zertifikat zu erwerben, welches interkulturelle Kompetenz bescheinigt, wenn eine bestimmte Anzahl an Kursen aus ein... Read More
Schreib dich nicht ab! – Lern lesen und schreiben!
If you grew up in the 80s and 90s in Germany, you most likely remember the following infomercial aired during that time. It is about analphabetism in Germany. According to the spot a lot of Germans ca... Read More
Der Picknicker – Entering Iran and towards Tabriz
We roll down from Meghri pass and it is getting hotter from minute to minute. When we arrive in Meghri it feels like in a dessert. Soon the road leads along the Armenian-Iranian border and we have a f... Read More
Message in a bottle – We are about to enter Iran
Just a little note. We are cooling down in Agarak. We can see Iran on the other side of the valley. Visa: check! Water: check! Hijab: check! Dollars: check! Lets see how everything turns out. Posts ab... Read More
Get rich or die drying – Southern Armenia
If US rapper „50 cent“ was Iranian he would be called „15000 Rial“ and no one would envy him for being a millionaire. As I already mentioned, there is an embargo against Iran, ... Read More