[prisna-google-website-translator] Teotihuacan pyramids site has been one of my favorite archeological sites of Mexico. It hasn’t the details of Palenque or the surrounding jungle of Calakmul, it is simply MASSIVE, and these huge pyramids can face their sisters in Egypt. We […]
[prisna-google-website-translator] Bhutan is a small country located in the Himalayas, between India and China. Due to its location, and its policy of isolation, it is one of the few countries in the world where you can actually feel a difference […]
[prisna-google-website-translator] We’re arrived to the end of my photo stories on Iran, and with some of the most interesting sightseeing of the whole travel. Shiraz is often seen as just the starting point for visiting Persepolis, but it actually deserves […]
[prisna-google-website-translator] Malaga and Granada are two beautiful cities in Andalusia, in the South of Spain, and with Seville, they are the best places to experience the Semana Santa, which is the Holy Week before Easter. It is an ancient and […]
[prisna-google-website-translator] Persepolis, aka the City of Persians, is one of the most important archaeological sign of civilization, and it represent the peak of the persian empire of Cyrus, Darius and Xerxes. The location was chosen by Cyrus, but it was Dario […]
[prisna-google-website-translator]Tokyo is one of my favorite cities in the world, one of the few I would be ready to move in anyday. It is a perfect mix of traditional and pop culture, modern skyscrapers and old temples. You will rarely find […]
[prisna-google-website-translator]Yazd is truly a gem in the south of Iran, and it is around 3-4 hours from Esfahan. I personally visited it in a hurry, in half a day, but I believe that a full extended visit wouldn’t take more than […]
[prisna-google-website-translator] Chefchaouen is one of the most amazing city you could visit, and, if you love photography, this place is truly a paradise. The blue town is so called because, well, it is completely blue! all walls and building are painted […]
[prisna-google-website-translator] Caravanserai Zeinodin (or Zein-o-din or Zeinoddin) is the most magical place I’ve slept in Iran. As simple as that. This “ancient hotel” was used from 1600 by merchants travelling on the Silk Road, and it is the only one […]
[prisna-google-website-translator]We’ve travelled to Kashan from Tehran, using a very, very comfortable V.I.P. bus, at the cost of 200’000 rials. The seats are huge, and very comfortable, and they serve you some snacks and juices. In Kashan, you have to sleep […]
