Kang village climbs the mountain in a stack of earth walls, balconies and roofs and this settlement, in northeast Iran, has been inhabited for over 3000 years.
Looking at the women of Minab Market reveals the ancient trading routes that once connected southern Iran with the Arabian Peninsula, Pakistan, and beyond.
First impressions of traveling in Tehran - Iran, in 1990. Racing across the city in a taxi amid chaotic streets that seemed asking for accidents every minute.
Within the Kaluts region, you could be forgiven for wondering if you've stumbled into a lost city - as miles of eroded sand towers & blocks stick out of the desert.
Visiting the Kurdish village of Palangan, its houses stacked on top of each each other while stepping up the mountainside.
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Traveling for Fun, Knowledge & Freedom — Around the World, since 1988
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MRP is a global nomad from Aotearoa / New Zealand, meandering without a plan for nearly-4 decades. He loves all corners of the planet and excels in long overland trips with a decent slice of hedonism.