Every time that I watch your videos and see people embrace you with smiles and hospitality, I am reminded how much good there still is in the world regardless of location.
I rather go to Iran from America where I am. Tiered of suburbs, corrupted Gov.,bad rude no manners, disrespectful young people and major crimes. I did live little bit of my American dream now getting ready to restart or continue it in Europe,Brazil and Iran.
The isolation of the country for a few decades has separated Iran from outside world however unlike the government the people of Iran are very much interested to know about other people hence the hospitality.
Never have i seen such a contrast between a government and the people who live there. Ik makes me hopefull and positive for the future generations ♥️ Thanks again for sharing your extraordinary adventures over here. And I will add it once more… Stay healthy and stay safe!🙏🏼
Another amazing episode from the both of you! I thought of you today and here it was, the latest installment!! Love the Jumanji reference!! I deeply appreciate how detailed and full of fun anecdotes your videos are. Thank you for sharing your adventures :) I cannot wait to go on my own long cycling adventure and visit Iran, every single video I see about Iran tells the same story about how awesome it's inhabitants are. I would love to live it myself. Once again a thousand thanks for all your hard work and your beautiful film 😊
Dear Ashley, thanks. It means a lot to us, that the little details get appreciated. It is not easy to capture those moments on camera, but they really are the essence of our journey. You're gonna love the next episode ;-) We hope you experience something like it yourself not too far in the future. Many situations will remind you of our journey, however, everyone has a very unique experience, as we are all unique. If you should go solo, be aware that this changes a lot, in every country.
Thank you guys. Iran has a lot of verities. Every part of the country is amazing and diverse. Iranians are kind, hospitable and patriotic regardless of their ethnicity and political & religious beliefs ❤
I am so happy to see how well your journey to Iran is going. Million thanks for sharing your journey with us. I can't wait for your next video, I became addicted .
That was AMAZING for me to see my hometown Miandoab from thousands of miles away in Amsterdam. Hope you had a great time there. Enjoy the rest of your journey in Iran
Hey guys, I don't know at this time where about in the world are you, are you still in Iran or already left, I am so happy to see you enjoying my country and proud of those countrymen of mine who are helping you along the way, I wish you a safe journey and good luck with everything.
Great to see you interacting with normal people in Iran. And how welcoming they are to you both - just goes to show, we're all proud of our home areas and appreciate welcoming visitors.
It is normal to kiss on cheeks when greeting but only when it is the same gender however some people can get exciting and loving so much that they treat both genders the same. He saw you both as his children and wanted to express his love and excitement. I am from Tabriz and I am glad you had a good time in east Azerbaijan. Sadly I never encounter tourists. Most of us never encounter tourists that's why we get super excited when we see one and we try our best to help them so they have a happy memory in an stranger environment. Take care
That's a way to put it. We've got plenty of magic and plenty of trail. You've had a good run. The next episode is almost ready. Release is in one week, and this is a very special one 🤯😉
I love the clarification between Kumanji and Jumanji - I laughed when you first said that, because my brain had made that connection seconds before! 😂 I love your videos, and can not wait to see more :)
Absolutely! Our initial plan was indeed to enter Iran in autumn 2022, which had been perfect for our route. However, because of the tense situation during the protests we delayed. We speak about that in detail in our last episode about our time in Armenia.
Another excellent installment. Thanks for spending the time to talk about multiethnic Iran! It was great to learn a little more about Kurdish language and culture too. What an amazing tour ;)
I really look forward to your videos. You really tell us about the countries you visit as you meet such interesting people. Oh, and you look so much younger these days.
I'm very happy that you had an enjoyable journey in my country. You just saw a small part of Iranians hospitality and I'm sure that if you traveled to another city in Iran like shiraz you would face more hospitality and respect. I live in arak (a city near tehran) and you can visit my city every time you want ❤❤❤😊 And please please tell your friends in germany that not to believe things which are shown in social medias about iran.🌸🌸🇮🇷🇩🇪 Both of Iranians and germans are arians
Thanks Hossein! Yes, Shiraz was incredible. In the Fars province we got several invitations a day! 😅 We already left Iran, but we tell the honest story about the wonderful experience that we had to everyone 😉
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour Im from the south , and it is indeed common to kiss 3 to 4 times after handshake for greeting in a lot of middle eastern countries
Hi! Of course we visited Shiraz and Persepolis, and we loved it. It was also our impression that a large part of the population does not agree with religion being forced on them.
تخت جمشید هیچ ربطی به شما بی دین ها نداره و شاهنشاه داریوش که ساخت اونو آغاز کرده خودش یه شخص مذهبی بوده . اگه میخوای توی تاریخ دنبال الگو بگردی ضحاک مناسب شما هاست . همونطوری که شما دنبال براندازی هستید اونم همینکار رو کرد که کاوه آهنگر هم به عنوان نیروی سرکوب گر و از طرف حکومت با اون درگیر شد و دوباره حکومت رو برگردوند اتفاقا بخش زیادی از مردم هم هوادار ضحاک بودن . جالبه که تاریخ کاوه آهنگر رو قهرمان میدونه مگه نه؟😂 ضعیفه احمق
Everything is obscenely overpriced? I am sure you were joking. However, in comparison to my third world India, prices in Iran are indeed a fraction higher.
Not sure about that. First of all, kissing the cheeks is fairly common where we are from. Therefore, it did not feel rude at all to us. Also, some locals say it is kind of typical for older people of that region in Iran.
Were you upset by kissing that man? I was also surprised by that man's behavior and I did not expect it He does not know that this behavior is not liked by Europeans Thank you very much 
17:07 Iran before Islam was not the Bedouin culture you know from the arabian peninsula, in fact, it was much richer in culture; our Islam is a bit off and Iran and it's ethnicities(not including Arabs) are not in any way related to Arabs in Origin.
پمپ های آب به قیمت بنزین ربط ندارد در ایران در زمان پهلوی اصلاحات اراضی کشاورزی اشتباه به دستور آمریکا صورت گرفت و زمین های کشاورزی به طور نادرست و کوچک پخش شد و توزیع آب کانالها با مشکل مواجه شد و موجب شد کشور ایران که رتبه دوم کشاورزی در جهان را داشت رو به افول برود مناطق درست و یک پارچه کشاورزی از شیوه آبیاری مدرن استفاده میکنند اما اشتباهی که در آن زمان به وجود آمد هیچ وقت درست نشد😢
That is an interesting aspect. However, that was like 50 years ago. Back then, fuel wasn't as cheap, or was it? Nowadays the fuel is so cheap that it is not economical for farmers to seek a better solution. It will create massive problems for the people once they have to pay the actual cost of fuel.
اتفاقا این بهربرداری بی رویه از آب های زیرزمینی از طرح های همین رژیم جمهوری اسلامی بوده است.در زمان شاه فقط زمین ها از یک نفر گرفته شد و بین چندکشاورز تقسیم شد ولی از بعد فتنه پنجاه و هفت به هرکسی اجازه داده شد تا چاه عمیق خودش را حفرکند بطوری که وسط یکی از خشکترین مناطق دنیا صحبت از خودکفایی در گندم شد چیزی که بسیار خطرناک است بطوری که کارشناسان میگویند برای تولید یک دانه گندم نیازبه چهارده لیتر آب است و حتی امیر عباس هویدا نخست وزیر حکومت قبلی خود میگفت که ما نباید سدسازی داشته باشیم و از انباشت آب در پشت سدها باید پرهیز کنیم و تمرکز خودمان را بر روی حفاظت از آب های زیر زمینی بگذاریم ولی امروز برداشت بی رویه آب های زیر زمینی باعث شده سطح آب در کشور به شدت پایین آمده بطوری که در بسیاری مناطق از جمله شیراز و اطراف پاسارگاد زمین دچار شکاف هایی شده که بر اثر چهل سال برداشت آب توسط چاه های غیرقانونی از زیر زمین شده.رژیم کنونی ایران با سرگرم کردن مردم در کشاورزی سعی کرد هواس مردم را از منابع طبیعی چون نفت و گاز و معادن پرت کند و برایش مهم نبود با بی مسئولیتی چه بلایی سر ایران و منابع طبیعی و محیط زیست آن می آید این رژیم فقط بفکر نابودکردن ایران است حالا چه محیط یا از بین بردن فرهنگ و تمدن ایرانی.به امید روزهای خوب،به امید آزادی از شر این رژیم دیکتاتور✌️💚🤍❤️
It did not feel wrong to us. As many from the region pointed out it is not very unusual as well, especially since he was born long before the Islamic revolution.
We were wondering about that. The comments do not seem to be conclusive. Some say it is typical for that region, others disagree. Which part of Iran are you from?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour I'm from Tehran. I don't think anywhere is ok to kiss female. Rural area are more conservative. There is an assumption by many Iranians that westerners are easy and are ok to be kissed or touch. Maybe he thought like that I guess. I hope you didn't feel threatened by that.
Don't worry. It did not feel threatening at all. It is quite common where we are from, and people from that region do seem to think that it is normal as well. Iran is a big country with different cultures.
Well, why not? It is a normal thing to do in many regions of the world, including where we are from. He is a very kind old man, and he kissed both our cheeks when saying goodbye. It did not feel creepy for us at all.
I am from the third world and yet I wouldn't have survived the night in a tent ⛺ in that quarry. While both of you are tough, you also took a big risk. Their are jackals, foxes and even wolves in some part of Iran. 😌
Ah, don't worry, that was by far not our worst night! I think we saw foxes in Iran, but they didn't do anything. I'm sure you would also be just fine 🙂
I guess his concern is that the term 3rd world country is quite derogatory, implying a country is of less importance. Stating the actual problem, e.g. poverty, low living standards, etc. does instead address a solvable problem.
@@bobbybannerjee5156 Get rid of the misconception that the people of the so-called first world countries are in complete prosperity. This is a mirage my friend. I have seen both of them...
to correct you there are over 22 million kurds in rojhalat iran and they are second largest population and everything else you heard is fake to undervalue kurds
Do you assume a Kurdish organization is underrepresenting the number of Kurdish people in Iran? They say 8-10 million: www.kurdishinstitute.be/en/who-are-the-kurds/rojhelat/ Some other estimates go as far as 12, which is less than the Turkic population of Iran. In any case, we did not intend to suggest that Kurds are not important.
Dont mean its your fault and i know you just go after what they say, but the organization you talk about works for ayatollahs and its fake, the german knows best their population just like kurd do and in iran it history change to undervalue the kurd , 8 to 10 million was for 40 year ago, very strange that the populations is same and the rest of worlds population increase, its 81.5 million kurd in kurdistan today, keep post videos we like it very much thanks, good luck be careful
I live in Iran, and the statistics you mentioned are part of the problem we face here. Unfortunately, European countries and human rights organizations, by collaborating with Kurdish terrorist groups, are spreading these misconceptions and inaccurate historical information. For instance, you mentioned that Kurds number 22 million, while some sources claim 40 million. These claims go further, even suggesting that the Sumerians, Prophet Muhammad, and the Gutians were Kurds, which is inaccurate information. In Iran, ethnic extremism and nationalism, or ethnic fascism, have been instigated by Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Baluchis, who provide false statistics and historical misinformation. For example, Kurds never mention that in the 1980s, in the Qarana area near the city of Naqadeh, 800,000 people were killed by these ethnic terrorist parties, which today are supported by Europe and human rights organizations. They also do not tell you that Kurds beheaded thousands of Iranian soldiers alive during the Iran-Iraq war. However, their leaders and supporters come to Europe, playing the victim and seeking the support of human rights organizations, trying to threaten the territorial integrity of Iran. When you said "Rojava," this is an insult to the Iranian nation and country. You are using a term that is against international laws, but because of the victim-playing and lies told to human rights organizations by the Kurds and their terrorist parties, people are unaware. The Kurds number between 8 to 10 million, and they are not only in Kurdistan. Not all of them support the terrorist beliefs of Komala, the Democratic Party, and PJAK. Kurds in Ilam, Kermanshah, and Khorasan oppose these parties.
@@Ethnicfucker Yes there's a history of this and it's all a result of foreign intervention. Even before the modern era, self serving Kurdish chieftains would ally with the Ottomans and help to loot and massacre Christian Assyrians and Armenians as well as terrorize the Kurdish population as well. I assure you the person who commented the lie about there being 22 million Kurds is not Iranian. They're most likely from Eastern Turkey.
@@Ethnicfucker It is estimated that there are over 22 million Kurds in Rojhelat, which is Iranian Kurdistan. The total number of Kurds is estimated to be around 81.5 million, far surpassing the 38 million Persians. Your statements are spreading lies and ayatollah propaganda. The real terrorists are the oppressive regime of Iran. Kurds in Iran are denied even the basic right to use Kurdish names, yet you dare to label us as terrorists? The 8-10 million figure you cite has been used since the 1980s. Are you suggesting that the Kurdish population has not grown at all, unlike the rest of the world? Your claims are not only baseless but also serve as a mouthpiece for the ayatollah's regime.
How so? It seems to us that hospitality is an important aspect in Islam. However, we did not suggest it was the only factor. Where do yo you disagree exactly?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour I mean there huge preislamic culture factors and geographical factors like the silk road that have created a particular culture of hospitality.
scares audience at start by saying if her hair is showing she will face 2 years jail... goes onto have her hair out... are you brave or did you missrepresent ?
Thrse guys went to Iran and all talk about negativity in Iran, None of your business our culture and religion, we don't want western corrupted culture dominate our country!
Just because we mention things we do not like doesn't mean we do not praise what we love. We agree that everyone should be free to choose and live by any or no religious belief. However, in Iran, you are not that free, are you?
We are not saying that people are hospitable because they are Muslim. However, after Islam has been the dominant religion in Iran for about 1000 years it is difficult to imagine that there is no connection at all.
دوستان نمی‌دانم کشورتان کجا بود ممکن است به خاطر ظاهر ولباس شما جالب به نظر بیاید از نظر هموطن های من ولی اگر به کشور خود انشالا برگشتید بگویید ایران یک کشور بزرگ با تاریخی کهن ومردمانی مهمان نواز است که اگر کار برعکس بود ودو نفر از ایران با دوچرخه یا هر وسیله دیگر به کشور شما بیایند با برخورد سرد وبدون گذشت مردم کشور شما واسه خواهند شد نمی‌گویم شما ذات تان خدای نکرده بد است شرایط زندگیتان ایجاب می‌کند که این گونه باشید در کشور شما اگر ماشین یکه خانم پنچر باشد هیچکس توقفی یا اقدام به کمکی نمی‌کند ولی در ایران ده تا ماشین متوقف می‌شود جهت کمک به آن بانو که این را ما وظیفه می‌دانیم در هر صورت بخ ایران عزیز خوش آمدید وامیدوارم باز هم با دوستان تان بیایید وگول تبلیغات آمریکا وغرب که از ایران سیاه نمایی میکنند نخورید ❤❤❤
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour there might be a mistake in translation or a misunderstanding due to language barrier. They don't sound angry they just want you to tell others how different hospitality is in Iran compared to western countries.(Which you already did with your amazing videos
استاد توی خارج هم ماشین پنچر بشه کمک میکنند. شما احتمالا خارج زندگی میکنی و توی چند سال گذشته توی کشورای غربی بخاطر مهاجرت و پناهندگی شدید مردمشون زیاد از تیپهای شرقی فاصله میگیرن. به هر حال مهاجرت مزایا و معایب داره باید خودت تصمیم بگیری
According to the best of our personal experience in Iran and the rest of the world, our research and according to countless Iranians and Iranian institutions we know and trust, we believe that we are pretty much on point.
I really dislike when you say that the Iranian leaders decided to shift back to the 15th century. Islam is even the fastest religion growing in the west and Europe and Islamic lifestyle is getting more fans fay by day, as it’s healthier and more natural than the western lifestyle. Iranians decided to establish a religious government and this must be respected, as you can see Iran is a modern and developed country so nothing like 15th century i hope its clear?
It is exactly what happened. They in fact changed the year of the calendar back to the 15th century. Islam might very well be the fastest growing religion right now. However, how that is of relevance to us or to anything is not clear to us, as well as your claim about a healthy lifestyle. We believe people should be free to choose what they think is good for them, without interfering with the life of people who choose differently. The current form of Irans government was created almost 45 years ago, when two thirds of the current population was not even born yet. The current supreme leader was appointed by tiny group of people 35 years ago. If you are concerned about a lack of respect, this is where some people might see an issue. We hope that helped to clear things up ;-)
@@AmazingWorldBikeTourIn 1979, the Islamic revolution of Iran took place under the leadership of Ruhollah Khomeini, and it was the most popular revolution in history, and with the full participation of the people, the government of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi fell. and then the people participated in the elections and voted for the type of Islamic government. In those elections, the people had two types of votes: yes and no for the Islamic government. If people voted no, they would have to choose between communist and liberal government But they voted yes
حکومت شما اگر بین مردم ایران مشروعیت داشت برای دوام اش اینهمه جنایت و کشتار نمیکردید.چهل و پنج سال از انقلاب گذشته و بیشتر رای دهندگان به رفراندوم جمهوری اسلامی یا مردن یا درحال مرگ هستند..اگرجرئت داریدیک انتخابات آزاد بزاریدتامردم بگن شما را میخواهندیا نه..خودت هم میدونی همچنین شجاعتی نداریدچون میدونید بیشتر ملت ایران شما را نمیخواهند.پس دست ازدروغگویی بردارید.
On 2-3 December 1979 Iranians voted, and the official result was over 99% in favor. However, the referendum was boycotted by some secular, leftist and Kurdish groups. Accordingly it only got a total of 15,578,956 votes, almost 5 million less than the earlier referendum for an Islamic Republic. So, at best, you can argue that roughly 50% of eligible voters in 1980 voted in favour of the new Islamic constitution, which officially turned Iran into a Unitary presidential theocratic Islamic republic. However, the Iranian president is not elected in free and fair elections. According to himself, he also does not hold real power, because he has to ask the blessing of the "Supreme Leader" before doing anything. To us that sounds at least just as bad as it was before. Also, it is 2024 now. How many of the 90 Million Iranians alive today voted yes on that constitution?
چرت پرت نگو من خودم تو تهران تو اسنپ شب ها کار میکردم درست زمانی که شلوغی های در مورد مهسا امینی شروع شد هیچ خبر نبود خود مردم ایران چون رسانه های فارسی زبان اروپایی رو نگاه میکردند میترسیدند خدا رو شکر میکنم که به بلوغ رسانه ای رسیدم تو انقدر احمقی که داری با من که یه ادم معمولی هستم با کینه طوری حرف میزنی که انگار من فرمانده نظامیانی هستم که رفتم مردم رو قتل عام کردم کلا دوتا اعتراض دیدم یکی در خیابان شریعتی تهران بود دومی در جنت اباد بود اش کلا چهل نفر نوجوان ریخته بودند بیرون رسانه ها یه طوری داشتند نشون میدادند که انگار حکومت هفته دیگه سقوط میکنه مردم ایران میرند رسانه های فارسی زبان اروپایی مثل منوتو رو میبینن فکر میکنند که شاه گل و بلبل بوده خواهر شاه که تو کار خرید فروش مواد بود و تهران هم محله های مثل خاک سفید و محله های مختلف حلبی اباد بودند که به خاطر مهاجرت روستایی ها به شهر شکل گرفته بود الان اون محله ها آپارتمان شده وقتی تونل زمان منوتو رو میبینی متوجه میشی که کامل مناطق خوب رو نشون میدن و کاملا تبلیغاتی کار میکنند که شاه رو خوب جلوه بده این اقای المانی هم یدونه تظاهرات افرادی که طرفدار حکومت هستند رو ببینه کل تفکر اش عوض میشه نسبت به اینکه مردم چه تفمر نسبت به حکومت دارند اورپایی ها ما ایرانی ها رو در رسانه هاشون وحشی و بی تمدن نشون میدن و در داخل ایران رسانه های فارسی زبانی زدن که میان شاه رو خوب نشون میدن اخر سقوط حکومت برای کشور شیعه مثل ایران بوجود اومدن گروه های تروریستی با تفکر وهابی هست مسلمان های سنی وهابی اعتقاد دارند که اگه سه شیعه رو بکشند میرند به بهشت کشور سوریه که مردم اش اوایل برای سقوط بشار اسد اومده بودند بیرون به مرور زمان گروهگ های تروریستی داعش در آن کشور رو به خاطر ناامنی شکل گرفت
ایران بهترین مردم های دنیا رو داره تمام ایران زیباست مردم ایران عشق هستن ❤❤❤❤
کلمه ی «مردم» جمعه، نیاز نیست بگی «مردم ها»
@@rezashahvali2004 معلومه قبل از پنج ابتدایی مهاجرت کرده!
Every time that I watch your videos and see people embrace you with smiles and hospitality, I am reminded how much good there still is in the world regardless of location.
Absolutely! It's the same for us. Despite all the problems we see, we believe the vast majority of people are truly kind and good in their hearts.
I would rather go to Iran than America
America is big :) we would love to visit South America one day.
I rather go to Iran from America where I am. Tiered of suburbs, corrupted Gov.,bad rude no manners, disrespectful young people and major crimes. I did live little bit of my American dream now getting ready to restart or continue it in Europe,Brazil and Iran.
Thank you, Iran looks like it is full of wonderful people.
It is indeed! We’re in love with the Iranians met 🫶🏼
The isolation of the country for a few decades has separated Iran from outside world however unlike the government the people of Iran are very much interested to know about other people hence the hospitality.
That seems to be a big factor indeed!
Iranian people seem so nice and welcoming!
It was a mind-blowing experience!
Aww what a beautiful interaction , with the old gentleman you shared the tea with. Just beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing 😊
Yes. Definitely one of the moments we won't forget!
Never have i seen such a contrast between a government and the people who live there. Ik makes me hopefull and positive for the future generations ♥️ Thanks again for sharing your extraordinary adventures over here. And I will add it once more… Stay healthy and stay safe!🙏🏼
Thank you Don!
Yes, Iran we definitely learned to differentiate. We could write a book about it!
as Iranian I affirm your opinion,and I hope Iran has a much better future.
There is not cotrast between people and government,if you be equitable and fair human,you will find an pleasanty acceptance and help from government
@@aliasgharranjbar4477فقط یک مهره رژیم میتواند چشمانش را ببندد اینهمه تضاد را نبیند و دروغ بگوید😂😂😂
Iran! Wow, I never thought anyone would ever dare set foot in there. And this _is_ an "amazing bike tour."
It certainly blew our minds 😀
No!what!😐😔iran is persia!damn the propaganda and media!😔😔
People that I've met that went there all hold the Iranian people in their hearts. Free free Palestine!
Another amazing episode from the both of you!
I thought of you today and here it was, the latest installment!!
Love the Jumanji reference!!
I deeply appreciate how detailed and full of fun anecdotes your videos are. Thank you for sharing your adventures :)
I cannot wait to go on my own long cycling adventure and visit Iran, every single video I see about Iran tells the same story about how awesome it's inhabitants are. I would love to live it myself.
Once again a thousand thanks for all your hard work and your beautiful film 😊
Dear Ashley, thanks. It means a lot to us, that the little details get appreciated. It is not easy to capture those moments on camera, but they really are the essence of our journey. You're gonna love the next episode ;-)
We hope you experience something like it yourself not too far in the future. Many situations will remind you of our journey, however, everyone has a very unique experience, as we are all unique.
If you should go solo, be aware that this changes a lot, in every country.
you are always welcomed to IRAN❤❤
Thanks 😊
lol old iranians struggle to greet everyone by kissing! :)) it gets worse in Nowruz when we see each other for first time in year!
We can imagine 🤣 It is similar in Armenia!
@@AmazingWorldBikeTourدر ایران بوسیدن از گونه و پیشانی یک نوع احترام است
It's called 'roobusi' and yeah, during Nowruz your neck is going to hurt.
دوست دارم برم ایران دوچرخه سواری کنم..
I would like to go for a bike ride in Iran..
Where are you from?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour Sri Lanka
We hope you can manage to cycle in this wonderful country one day! :)
Thank you guys. Iran has a lot of verities. Every part of the country is amazing and diverse. Iranians are kind, hospitable and patriotic regardless of their ethnicity and political & religious beliefs ❤
That is indeed the impression we got!
You guys are amazing!
I am an Iranian and really enjoyed your video from Iran. Thank you!
Thank you so much. We got the impression that most Iranians are pretty amazing people as well ;-)
I hope you have happy memories in Iran
Plenty!
😍😍welcome to iran
I am so happy to see how well your journey to Iran is going. Million thanks for sharing your journey with us. I can't wait for your next video, I became addicted .
Thanks! ☺️ We bet you’ll have fun watching the next one 😅
That was AMAZING for me to see my hometown Miandoab from thousands of miles away in Amsterdam. Hope you had a great time there. Enjoy the rest of your journey in Iran
Our pleasure. Do you know anything about that massive bicycle in your hometown?
Great video 🌹❤️🌹 Much appreciated 🌹❤️🌹
Cycling Iran was an incredible experience!
Iran calendar the most accurate.
We didn't even know that. Thanks!
Less than 1 second per year is really impressive 👏
Hey guys, I don't know at this time where about in the world are you, are you still in Iran or already left, I am so happy to see you enjoying my country and proud of those countrymen of mine who are helping you along the way, I wish you a safe journey and good luck with everything.
Thank you! We are much further east already, but overall, we enjoyed our time in Iran very much!
Very nice People ❤️
Thank you 😊
world famous Persian hospitality
Great to see you interacting with normal people in Iran. And how welcoming they are to you both - just goes to show, we're all proud of our home areas and appreciate welcoming visitors.
Absolutely. However, most Iranians are next level 😅
Amazing
در تمام دنیا کشوری به مهمان نوازی ایرانیان پیدا نخواهید کرد.❤❤
That might be the case 😊
This is the best episode so far . Loved it soooooo much. well done guys. enjoy.
Thank you for letting us know!
Penny and I absolutely loved this episode. Fantastic job (as usual) Arev and Mathias!
You're too kind! Thanks for your ongoing support!
Wow! What an amazing experience. Loving your videos.
Thanks so much! We wished everyone could do something similar. It certainly changed our world.
Brilliant, just brilliant, guys!
Glad you liked it!
It is normal to kiss on cheeks when greeting but only when it is the same gender however some people can get exciting and loving so much that they treat both genders the same. He saw you both as his children and wanted to express his love and excitement. I am from Tabriz and I am glad you had a good time in east Azerbaijan. Sadly I never encounter tourists. Most of us never encounter tourists that's why we get super excited when we see one and we try our best to help them so they have a happy memory in an stranger environment. Take care
That is what we thought as well. It felt like a friendly kiss on the cheek from grandpa 😀
Love all the beautiful interactions with so many people!
Among the most beautiful things about Iran for us too!
Thank you for sharing. I love following your adventures. I hope to cycle through Iran one day and experience the culture and wonderful people.
It is probably clear by now, but we highly recommend traveling Iran. Hopefully one day everyone can do it!
Ryan van Duzer calls this 'Trail Magic' - meeting people and experiencing spontaneous things! Paul
That's a way to put it. We've got plenty of magic and plenty of trail.
You've had a good run. The next episode is almost ready. Release is in one week, and this is a very special one 🤯😉
TABRIZ❤
I love the clarification between Kumanji and Jumanji - I laughed when you first said that, because my brain had made that connection seconds before! 😂
I love your videos, and can not wait to see more :)
Glad you enjoyed it! I did that mistake so many times 😅
Working on more episodes. They will be fun to watch for sure!
Just fabulous! Thank you for sharing your journey ❤
Glad you enjoy it!
اواخر بهار و تابستان فصل مناسبى براى سفر به ایران نیست، بهتر زماندسفر به ایران اول بهار و اول پاییز هست.
امید وارم سفر تان لذت برده باشد😊
Absolutely! Our initial plan was indeed to enter Iran in autumn 2022, which had been perfect for our route.
However, because of the tense situation during the protests we delayed. We speak about that in detail in our last episode about our time in Armenia.
This is absolutely amazing!
It was! 😉
Another excellent installment.
Thanks for spending the time to talk about multiethnic Iran! It was great to learn a little more about Kurdish language and culture too.
What an amazing tour ;)
Thanks Nigel! We'll tell a bit more about Kurdish culture in the coming two episodes ;-)
The Jumanji bit was the most German joke I've heard in a while haha hope you two have a fantastic adventure in Iran!
Well spotted. Mathias wrote that joke 😉
Iran is an incredible country, especially for bike touring!
I really look forward to your videos. You really tell us about the countries you visit as you meet such interesting people. Oh, and you look so much younger these days.
Thanks. The next episode is "just" 3 weeks away ;-)
We get a lot of fresh air, sun and workout, so we can recommend cycling!
Kurdish people are one of the best in the words
We certainly met plenty of wonderful people there!
Excellent ❤
Glad you liked it! 👍
Hai bạn thật tuyệt vời. Chúc hai bạn vạn dặm bình an.tôi ở chỗ nhà nghỉ ở vinh cty Nghệ An. Hai bạn nghỉ 3 ngày phòng 302 đó
Thank you so much! ☺️
Wow. Fantastic. Safe trip guys. Jay
Thank you Jay! So far so good 😉
Guys, we also have chai!
We believe you 🥰
Very well fun video 😁
Thanks. We've had a great time!
I'm very happy that you had an enjoyable journey in my country. You just saw a small part of Iranians hospitality and I'm sure that if you traveled to another city in Iran like shiraz you would face more hospitality and respect.
I live in arak (a city near tehran) and you can visit my city every time you want ❤❤❤😊
And please please tell your friends in germany that not to believe things which are shown in social medias about iran.🌸🌸🇮🇷🇩🇪
Both of Iranians and germans are arians
Thanks Hossein! Yes, Shiraz was incredible. In the Fars province we got several invitations a day! 😅
We already left Iran, but we tell the honest story about the wonderful experience that we had to everyone 😉
really nice!
Glad you think so! 🫶🏼
Very nice video...
Thanks a lot!
Man halam az un marde Nissan abi beham khord martike kesafat va lajan. Kam munde bod be zane tajavoz kone.
We do not understand 😅
So happy to see you in Iran ❤
How long you are going to stay??
Thanks! We cycled through Iran for almost 3 months but left the country already.
25:31 dude! in iran everything going in DIFFRENT ways 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely 💯
are'nt they the nicest people ever !!
Absolutely!
haha kissing on the cheek is a common greeting in iran
We were wondering if it is. Some Iranians seem to disagree. May we ask from which part of Iran you are?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour Im from the south , and it is indeed common to kiss 3 to 4 times after handshake for greeting in a lot of middle eastern countries
Thanks for confirming.
You are right an ordinary polite Iranian would not kiss an stranger , but you could see that he did it by love like a father kiss his own child
That is how it felt to us.
where are you from?
Arev is from Armenia. Mathias is German, but his mom is from South Korea.
Hi from Shiraz❤❤
Come to perspolic
(most of iranian are not muslem but we have to be cause our government)
Hi! Of course we visited Shiraz and Persepolis, and we loved it.
It was also our impression that a large part of the population does not agree with religion being forced on them.
تخت جمشید هیچ ربطی به شما بی دین ها نداره و شاهنشاه داریوش که ساخت اونو آغاز کرده خودش یه شخص مذهبی بوده . اگه میخوای توی تاریخ دنبال الگو بگردی ضحاک مناسب شما هاست . همونطوری که شما دنبال براندازی هستید اونم همینکار رو کرد که کاوه آهنگر هم به عنوان نیروی سرکوب گر و از طرف حکومت با اون درگیر شد و دوباره حکومت رو برگردوند اتفاقا بخش زیادی از مردم هم هوادار ضحاک بودن . جالبه که تاریخ کاوه آهنگر رو قهرمان میدونه مگه نه؟😂
ضعیفه احمق
Ghormanji. Not jumanji😂❤
Mein bester deutscher Kumpel und meine armenische Schwester 🌹🤍
Wir vermissen euch 😘
dadash khubi ?
@@akopowerletsplay3884 سپاس
@@akopowerletsplay3884 khubam, merci 😍
GRÜSSE AUS DDORF
Grüße zurück! 😅
Everything is obscenely overpriced? I am sure you were joking.
However, in comparison to my third world India, prices in Iran are indeed a fraction higher.
They asked millions for everything! 🤯😅
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour haha yes. You have to count carefully. Be glad it wasn't a million euros but rials 😋
Hi, I want say If Rostam's husband see this video that Rostam kissing another woman she will kill him😂😂😂
(Just for fun😂)
Welcome to Iran🎉🎉
Haha, we would hope not. 😅 Thanks we had a great time 🥳
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour 😅, you're welcome
20:50 As an Iranian I would love to get credit for the movie Jumanji, I don't know why or how but I would love to
To be honest, I didn’t even see it. Is it good?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour The original with Robin William (may he rest in peace) was awesome, the new ones are not as good
ایران کشوری ۷۰۰۰ ساله با مردمی مهربان و مهمان دوست.مهمان نوازی ایرانیان دروغ و فیک نیست.فرهنگ ایران است.به ایران خوش آمدید
Yes, and quite unique at that!
As an Iranian, that kissing was so unnecessary and rude! It's not part of our culture to kiss a stranger lady. That man passed all boundaries.
نخیر اشتباه میکنی .پیرمرد از روی مهربانی و مهمان نوازی بوسید.اینقدر سخت نگیر.
از موقعیت استفاده کرد 😉
Not sure about that. First of all, kissing the cheeks is fairly common where we are from. Therefore, it did not feel rude at all to us. Also, some locals say it is kind of typical for older people of that region in Iran.
@behiran2225 you are totally right he didn’t kissed only the lady he kissed them both by love like his own child. He was really nice guy
اون فقط یک پیرمرد بود.
Were you upset by kissing that man? I was also surprised by that man's behavior and I did not expect it He does not know that this behavior is not liked by Europeans Thank you very much

We were a little surprised, but not at all upset. In our cultures it is a fairly normal behavior to kiss guests on their cheeks.
17:07 Iran before Islam was not the Bedouin culture you know from the arabian peninsula, in fact, it was much richer in culture; our Islam is a bit off and Iran and it's ethnicities(not including Arabs) are not in any way related to Arabs in Origin.
Oh we know that, but there was still a lot of travelling going on throughout Persia, right?
پمپ های آب به قیمت بنزین ربط ندارد
در ایران در زمان پهلوی اصلاحات اراضی کشاورزی اشتباه به دستور آمریکا صورت گرفت و زمین های کشاورزی به طور نادرست و کوچک پخش شد و توزیع آب کانالها با مشکل مواجه شد و موجب شد کشور ایران که رتبه دوم کشاورزی در جهان را داشت رو به افول برود
مناطق درست و یک پارچه کشاورزی از شیوه آبیاری مدرن استفاده میکنند
اما اشتباهی که در آن زمان به وجود آمد هیچ وقت درست نشد😢
That is an interesting aspect. However, that was like 50 years ago. Back then, fuel wasn't as cheap, or was it? Nowadays the fuel is so cheap that it is not economical for farmers to seek a better solution. It will create massive problems for the people once they have to pay the actual cost of fuel.
اتفاقا این بهربرداری بی رویه از آب های زیرزمینی از طرح های همین رژیم جمهوری اسلامی بوده است.در زمان شاه فقط زمین ها از یک نفر گرفته شد و بین چندکشاورز تقسیم شد ولی از بعد فتنه پنجاه و هفت به هرکسی اجازه داده شد تا چاه عمیق خودش را حفرکند بطوری که وسط یکی از خشکترین مناطق دنیا صحبت از خودکفایی در گندم شد چیزی که بسیار خطرناک است بطوری که کارشناسان میگویند برای تولید یک دانه گندم نیازبه چهارده لیتر آب است و حتی امیر عباس هویدا نخست وزیر حکومت قبلی خود میگفت که ما نباید سدسازی داشته باشیم و از انباشت آب در پشت سدها باید پرهیز کنیم و تمرکز خودمان را بر روی حفاظت از آب های زیر زمینی بگذاریم ولی امروز برداشت بی رویه آب های زیر زمینی باعث شده سطح آب در کشور به شدت پایین آمده بطوری که در بسیاری مناطق از جمله شیراز و اطراف پاسارگاد زمین دچار شکاف هایی شده که بر اثر چهل سال برداشت آب توسط چاه های غیرقانونی از زیر زمین شده.رژیم کنونی ایران با سرگرم کردن مردم در کشاورزی سعی کرد هواس مردم را از منابع طبیعی چون نفت و گاز و معادن پرت کند و برایش مهم نبود با بی مسئولیتی چه بلایی سر ایران و منابع طبیعی و محیط زیست آن می آید این رژیم فقط بفکر نابودکردن ایران است حالا چه محیط یا از بین بردن فرهنگ و تمدن ایرانی.به امید روزهای خوب،به امید آزادی از شر این رژیم دیکتاتور✌️💚🤍❤️
بوس راننده نیسان آبی زیاد دوستانه نبود 😅
It did not feel wrong to us. As many from the region pointed out it is not very unusual as well, especially since he was born long before the Islamic revolution.
The old man was a freak.
Why would you say that?
He was a simple person. this kind of people are rare nowadays
Ok. I'm Iranian but kissing a stranger woman is not our costume. Only close female relatives is ok.
بیا نیمه پر لیوان ببینیم بگیم پیرمرده خیلی مربون بوده😂
We were wondering about that. The comments do not seem to be conclusive. Some say it is typical for that region, others disagree. Which part of Iran are you from?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour I'm from Tehran. I don't think anywhere is ok to kiss female. Rural area are more conservative. There is an assumption by many Iranians that westerners are easy and are ok to be kissed or touch. Maybe he thought like that I guess.
I hope you didn't feel threatened by that.
Don't worry. It did not feel threatening at all. It is quite common where we are from, and people from that region do seem to think that it is normal as well. Iran is a big country with different cultures.
This guy does not look like German more looks like oriental origin.
30% of the population in Germany has a migration background. I have a German dad and a Korean mother.
Why did you allow Rustam to kiss you 3 times😅😂 Rustam was a crippy part of this video!
Well, why not? It is a normal thing to do in many regions of the world, including where we are from. He is a very kind old man, and he kissed both our cheeks when saying goodbye. It did not feel creepy for us at all.
In Iranian culture, it is not very strange - kissing is a sign of happiness😉
In our culture an old man kissing chicks of a young woman for greeting is normal
I am from the third world and yet I wouldn't have survived the night in a tent ⛺ in that quarry.
While both of you are tough, you also took a big risk. Their are jackals, foxes and even wolves in some part of Iran. 😌
Ah, don't worry, that was by far not our worst night! I think we saw foxes in Iran, but they didn't do anything. I'm sure you would also be just fine 🙂
Self-deprecation "I'm from a third world country..."
My dear, see the world in a different way so that you feel better..
@@rezagh3097 Living standards are very low in my country. The truth is more important than anything it implies or doesn't.
I guess his concern is that the term 3rd world country is quite derogatory, implying a country is of less importance. Stating the actual problem, e.g. poverty, low living standards, etc. does instead address a solvable problem.
@@bobbybannerjee5156 Get rid of the misconception that the people of the so-called first world countries are in complete prosperity. This is a mirage my friend.
I have seen both of them...
to correct you there are over 22 million kurds in rojhalat iran and they are second largest population and everything else you heard is fake to undervalue kurds
Do you assume a Kurdish organization is underrepresenting the number of Kurdish people in Iran?
They say 8-10 million: www.kurdishinstitute.be/en/who-are-the-kurds/rojhelat/
Some other estimates go as far as 12, which is less than the Turkic population of Iran. In any case, we did not intend to suggest that Kurds are not important.
Dont mean its your fault and i know you just go after what they say, but the organization you talk about works for ayatollahs and its fake, the german knows best their population just like kurd do and in iran it history change to undervalue the kurd , 8 to 10 million was for 40 year ago, very strange that the populations is same and the rest of worlds population increase, its 81.5 million kurd in kurdistan today, keep post videos we like it very much thanks, good luck be careful
I live in Iran, and the statistics you mentioned are part of the problem we face here. Unfortunately, European countries and human rights organizations, by collaborating with Kurdish terrorist groups, are spreading these misconceptions and inaccurate historical information. For instance, you mentioned that Kurds number 22 million, while some sources claim 40 million. These claims go further, even suggesting that the Sumerians, Prophet Muhammad, and the Gutians were Kurds, which is inaccurate information.
In Iran, ethnic extremism and nationalism, or ethnic fascism, have been instigated by Turks, Kurds, Arabs, and Baluchis, who provide false statistics and historical misinformation. For example, Kurds never mention that in the 1980s, in the Qarana area near the city of Naqadeh, 800,000 people were killed by these ethnic terrorist parties, which today are supported by Europe and human rights organizations. They also do not tell you that Kurds beheaded thousands of Iranian soldiers alive during the Iran-Iraq war. However, their leaders and supporters come to Europe, playing the victim and seeking the support of human rights organizations, trying to threaten the territorial integrity of Iran.
When you said "Rojava," this is an insult to the Iranian nation and country. You are using a term that is against international laws, but because of the victim-playing and lies told to human rights organizations by the Kurds and their terrorist parties, people are unaware. The Kurds number between 8 to 10 million, and they are not only in Kurdistan. Not all of them support the terrorist beliefs of Komala, the Democratic Party, and PJAK. Kurds in Ilam, Kermanshah, and Khorasan oppose these parties.
@@Ethnicfucker Yes there's a history of this and it's all a result of foreign intervention. Even before the modern era, self serving Kurdish chieftains would ally with the Ottomans and help to loot and massacre Christian Assyrians and Armenians as well as terrorize the Kurdish population as well. I assure you the person who commented the lie about there being 22 million Kurds is not Iranian. They're most likely from Eastern Turkey.
@@Ethnicfucker It is estimated that there are over 22 million Kurds in Rojhelat, which is Iranian Kurdistan. The total number of Kurds is estimated to be around 81.5 million, far surpassing the 38 million Persians. Your statements are spreading lies and ayatollah propaganda. The real terrorists are the oppressive regime of Iran. Kurds in Iran are denied even the basic right to use Kurdish names, yet you dare to label us as terrorists? The 8-10 million figure you cite has been used since the 1980s. Are you suggesting that the Kurdish population has not grown at all, unlike the rest of the world? Your claims are not only baseless but also serve as a mouthpiece for the ayatollah's regime.
سه تا خریدم ولی یکیش اومده
Hey 👋 What do you mean?
You lost me when you associated Persian hospitality with Islam and prophet Mohammad’s teachings
How so? It seems to us that hospitality is an important aspect in Islam. However, we did not suggest it was the only factor. Where do yo you disagree exactly?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour I mean there huge preislamic culture factors and geographical factors like the silk road that have created a particular culture of hospitality.
This is exactly what we pointed out in the video. But it is (maybe because of that) also a factor in Islam, is it not?
scares audience at start by saying if her hair is showing she will face 2 years jail... goes onto have her hair out... are you brave or did you missrepresent ?
I don't remember saying that. Also, I did cover my head in public.
Thrse guys went to Iran and all talk about negativity in Iran,
None of your business our culture and religion, we don't want western corrupted culture dominate our country!
@@Xwvik dont say we
Its not our religion
It has been forced to us
Just because we mention things we do not like doesn't mean we do not praise what we love. We agree that everyone should be free to choose and live by any or no religious belief. However, in Iran, you are not that free, are you?
Hospitalité des Iraniens n'a rien avoir avec l'islam
We are not saying that people are hospitable because they are Muslim. However, after Islam has been the dominant religion in Iran for about 1000 years it is difficult to imagine that there is no connection at all.
دوستان نمی‌دانم کشورتان کجا بود ممکن است به خاطر ظاهر ولباس شما جالب به نظر بیاید از نظر هموطن های من ولی اگر به کشور خود انشالا برگشتید بگویید ایران یک کشور بزرگ با تاریخی کهن ومردمانی مهمان نواز است که اگر کار برعکس بود ودو نفر از ایران با دوچرخه یا هر وسیله دیگر به کشور شما بیایند با برخورد سرد وبدون گذشت مردم کشور شما واسه خواهند شد نمی‌گویم شما ذات تان خدای نکرده بد است شرایط زندگیتان ایجاب می‌کند که این گونه باشید در کشور شما اگر ماشین یکه خانم پنچر باشد هیچکس توقفی یا اقدام به کمکی نمی‌کند ولی در ایران ده تا ماشین متوقف می‌شود جهت کمک به آن بانو که این را ما وظیفه می‌دانیم در هر صورت بخ ایران عزیز خوش آمدید وامیدوارم باز هم با دوستان تان بیایید وگول تبلیغات آمریکا وغرب که از ایران سیاه نمایی میکنند نخورید ❤❤❤
You seem to be a bit angry. Maybe you did not watch the whole episode?
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour there might be a mistake in translation or a misunderstanding due to language barrier. They don't sound angry they just want you to tell others how different hospitality is in Iran compared to western countries.(Which you already did with your amazing videos
استاد توی خارج هم ماشین پنچر بشه کمک میکنند. شما احتمالا خارج زندگی میکنی و توی چند سال گذشته توی کشورای غربی بخاطر مهاجرت و پناهندگی شدید مردمشون زیاد از تیپهای شرقی فاصله میگیرن. به هر حال مهاجرت مزایا و معایب داره باید خودت تصمیم بگیری
It will be better if you don’t get to political issues because I am sure you are not expert in that and you are miss informing others. 🙏
According to the best of our personal experience in Iran and the rest of the world, our research and according to countless Iranians and Iranian institutions we know and trust, we believe that we are pretty much on point.
I really dislike when you say that the Iranian leaders decided to shift back to the 15th century. Islam is even the fastest religion growing in the west and Europe and Islamic lifestyle is getting more fans fay by day, as it’s healthier and more natural than the western lifestyle.
Iranians decided to establish a religious government and this must be respected, as you can see Iran is a modern and developed country so nothing like 15th century i hope its clear?
It is exactly what happened. They in fact changed the year of the calendar back to the 15th century. Islam might very well be the fastest growing religion right now. However, how that is of relevance to us or to anything is not clear to us, as well as your claim about a healthy lifestyle.
We believe people should be free to choose what they think is good for them, without interfering with the life of people who choose differently.
The current form of Irans government was created almost 45 years ago, when two thirds of the current population was not even born yet. The current supreme leader was appointed by tiny group of people 35 years ago. If you are concerned about a lack of respect, this is where some people might see an issue.
We hope that helped to clear things up ;-)
@@AmazingWorldBikeTourIn 1979, the Islamic revolution of Iran took place under the leadership of Ruhollah Khomeini, and it was the most popular revolution in history, and with the full participation of the people, the government of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi fell. and then the people participated in the elections and voted for the type of Islamic government. In those elections, the people had two types of votes: yes and no for the Islamic government.
If people voted no, they would have to choose between communist and liberal government
But they voted yes
حکومت شما اگر بین مردم ایران مشروعیت داشت برای دوام اش اینهمه جنایت و کشتار نمیکردید.چهل و پنج سال از انقلاب گذشته و بیشتر رای دهندگان به رفراندوم جمهوری اسلامی یا مردن یا درحال مرگ هستند..اگرجرئت داریدیک انتخابات آزاد بزاریدتامردم بگن شما را میخواهندیا نه..خودت هم میدونی همچنین شجاعتی نداریدچون میدونید بیشتر ملت ایران شما را نمیخواهند.پس دست ازدروغگویی بردارید.
On 2-3 December 1979 Iranians voted, and the official result was over 99% in favor. However, the referendum was boycotted by some secular, leftist and Kurdish groups. Accordingly it only got a total of 15,578,956 votes, almost 5 million less than the earlier referendum for an Islamic Republic.
So, at best, you can argue that roughly 50% of eligible voters in 1980 voted in favour of the new Islamic constitution, which officially turned Iran into a Unitary presidential theocratic Islamic republic. However, the Iranian president is not elected in free and fair elections. According to himself, he also does not hold real power, because he has to ask the blessing of the "Supreme Leader" before doing anything.
To us that sounds at least just as bad as it was before.
Also, it is 2024 now. How many of the 90 Million Iranians alive today voted yes on that constitution?
چرت پرت نگو من خودم تو تهران تو اسنپ شب ها کار میکردم درست زمانی که شلوغی های در مورد مهسا امینی شروع شد هیچ خبر نبود خود مردم ایران چون رسانه های فارسی زبان اروپایی رو نگاه میکردند میترسیدند خدا رو شکر میکنم که به بلوغ رسانه ای رسیدم تو انقدر احمقی که داری با من که یه ادم معمولی هستم با کینه طوری حرف میزنی که انگار من فرمانده نظامیانی هستم که رفتم مردم رو قتل عام کردم کلا دوتا اعتراض دیدم یکی در خیابان شریعتی تهران بود دومی در جنت اباد بود اش کلا چهل نفر نوجوان ریخته بودند بیرون رسانه ها یه طوری داشتند نشون میدادند که انگار حکومت هفته دیگه سقوط میکنه مردم ایران میرند رسانه های فارسی زبان اروپایی مثل منوتو رو میبینن فکر میکنند که شاه گل و بلبل بوده خواهر شاه که تو کار خرید فروش مواد بود و تهران هم محله های مثل خاک سفید و محله های مختلف حلبی اباد بودند که به خاطر مهاجرت روستایی ها به شهر شکل گرفته بود الان اون محله ها آپارتمان شده وقتی تونل زمان منوتو رو میبینی متوجه میشی که کامل مناطق خوب رو نشون میدن و کاملا تبلیغاتی کار میکنند که شاه رو خوب جلوه بده این اقای المانی هم یدونه تظاهرات افرادی که طرفدار حکومت هستند رو ببینه کل تفکر اش عوض میشه نسبت به اینکه مردم چه تفمر نسبت به حکومت دارند اورپایی ها ما ایرانی ها رو در رسانه هاشون وحشی و بی تمدن نشون میدن و در داخل ایران رسانه های فارسی زبانی زدن که میان شاه رو خوب نشون میدن
اخر سقوط حکومت برای کشور شیعه مثل ایران بوجود اومدن گروه های تروریستی با تفکر وهابی هست مسلمان های سنی وهابی اعتقاد دارند که اگه سه شیعه رو بکشند میرند به بهشت
کشور سوریه که مردم اش اوایل برای سقوط بشار اسد اومده بودند بیرون به مرور زمان گروهگ های تروریستی داعش در آن کشور رو به خاطر ناامنی شکل گرفت
Why didn't you guys visit tehran???🥲
We did, but after Kurdistan. The upcoming episode will cover Hamadan, Saveh, Tehran, Qom, Kashan ;-)
@@AmazingWorldBikeTour waiting 🥲
Will be out this Friday! 😅