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Welcome to Iran!

A blog regarding my trekking activities in Iran has been overdue. I have been thinking about it for a while and here I am on the 11th of February 2015 initiating a blog which I hope to use as an informative base for all those with an interest in Iran and particularly for those who wish to make a trip to this wonderful country. 

 I will tell stories about guests in Khoonegeli, to use it as an example of perceptions travellers have and receive when they visit Iran, challenges facing tourism and those involved in tourism in Iran, as well as other related topics.

 Kind regards,

 Farzin Malaki

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One day hikes in northern Alborz range

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Los Sitios UNESCO en Irán

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Hyrcanian Forests

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