. Fars province is a region in Iran that has a rich history and culture, as well as a diverse natural beauty. Here are some of the places you can visit in Fars province: - **Persepolis**: This is the ancient capital of the Persian Empire, built by King Darius I in the 6th century BC. You can see the impressive ruins of palaces, temples, and tombs, decorated with reliefs and sculptures. Persepolis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous attractions in Iran². - **Nasir al-Mulk Mosque**: This is a stunning mosque in Shiraz, the current capital of Fars province. It is also known as the Pink Mosque, because of its colorful tiles and stained glass windows. The mosque was built in the 19th century and has a beautiful courtyard and prayer hall². - **Tomb of Hafez**: This is the mausoleum of Hafez, one of the most celebrated poets in Persian literature. He lived in the 14th century and wrote lyrical poems about love, spirituality, and mysticism. His tomb is located in a garden in Shiraz, and is a popular place for locals and tourists to pay their respects and recite his verses². - **Eram Garden**: This is a historical garden in Shiraz, dating back to the 11th century. It is part of the Persian Garden UNESCO World Heritage Site, and features a variety of plants, flowers, and trees, as well as a pavilion and a pool. The garden is a symbol of paradise and a place of relaxation and enjoyment². - **Shah-e-Cheragh Shrine**: This is a religious site in Shiraz, where the tombs of two brothers of Imam Reza, the eighth Shia Imam, are located. The shrine is famous for its dazzling interior, covered with millions of pieces of mirror and glass. The shrine is a place of pilgrimage and worship for Shia Muslims, but it is also open to visitors of other faiths². These are just some of the many places you can visit in Fars province. You can also explore other ancient sites, such as Pasargadae, the first capital of the Persian Empire, and Naghsh-e Rostam, a necropolis with rock-cut tombs and reliefs. You can also enjoy the natural scenery, such as Maharloo Lake, a salt lake that changes color depending on the season, and Lar, a mountainous region with waterfalls and forests. Fars province is a place where you can experience the history, culture, and beauty of Iran. I hope you find this information helpful. 😊.
The final bit of the video brought tears to my eyes. A very genuine and heartwarming interaction with the old man in his garden and even the two little kids. The kids first asked where you were from and then discussed helping you visit the tomb of Cyrus. Thanks for sharing this experience with us. I hope you get back all the positive energy you give to the world. Ride safe.
اون مرد داشت از بی آبی میگفت و اینکه اگر آب بود دانه های لوبیا بزرگتر میبود.متاسفانه سیاست های بهره برداری از آب در کشور ما درست نیست.اینجا باید مانند پنجاه سال پیش صنعتی تجاری میبود نه کشاورزی وسط منطقه گرم و خشک.
That cone shaped structure "Ice Palace" you saw is actually a refrigerator. It was probably made over 2000 years ago. In Winter people used to put huge amounts of packed ice and snow inside of it and people used to store their meat, fruits and pickled stuff inside of it and generally ice would last to the next winter (about a year)! Really cool technology the way they are constructed inside, they are huge inside and have nice insulation and believe it or not usually a big opening on top for ventilation . Obviously people do not use those anymore. Did you know the Windmills were also invented in Iran? They have an ancient one in south of Iran. BTW, based on the route that you are taking you are only seeing a very small part of Iran and country has many different areas that look different and have different climate, altitudes and temperatures and building types. But you are smart to travel in the warm season as you and you bike would not be able to go to a lot of parts due to snow, ice and rain and how quickly your battery would run down in the cold and you would definitely need warm handle bars. Definitely, go to the North of Iran (Ardabil, Gilan and Mazandaran provinces (about a 1100KM long trip) and you be shocked, in the North it is very green and they receive a lot of rain twice as much as Netherland! Flying Drones in Iran can get you in trouble, but ask an authority (Police, Military, Revolutionary Guards or Basij Militia and if they are OK with it you won't get in trouble, but photographing or filming of anything with police, military or militia insignias is a No No. The good thing about Iran is its people if you need any kind of help, just ring a doorbell and people will go out of their way to help you, including help with directions, places to see, or if you are hungry or thirsty or use a rest room or even a place to sleep. People are generally very trusting and very helpful.
The more I see how beautiful this country is, the sadder it is that it's so hard to visit. Like you said, maybe there will be better times some day! Safe travels!
Yeah, I mean for normal people that don’t do TH-cam videos with little spy cameras and drones it might not even be so worrying 😅 I had a great time in Iran 🙌🏼
The shrine of Cyrus The Great is located in the place you went, I mean in Pasargad. He was the king of one forth of the land on Earth ( the biggest territory to date) and human rights were first introduced by him. He was the only king who paid workers and didn't slave them Anciant Times. Anyway those little boys wanted to know where you were from and if you were looking for a place to stay or going to Cyrus The Great shrine. safe trip
By the way , you are not the first Electro motorcycle in Iran man 😁😄I had a DAICHI 1200 like 5 years ago. we have many electromotrcyles in Iran (mostly in Tehran) with some charging stations , please go there then it totally changes your mind LOL
Even without the drone footage your videos are still worthwhile watching. We live in a crazy world for sure. Just continue to do what you are doing. As long as you do good, you will receive good. Take care Marc.
Hi Marc I hope you had a pleasant time in Iran. I was born in a town near Pasargad which you visited in this video. Now living in the Netherlands. I love your videos and wached many of them. Looking forward for the rest of your journey in Iran and wish you the best and safe drive.❤
Age of tree: the way it's measured is by injecting a small diameter cylinder into the trunk to take a core sample. Then the small diameter cylindrical sample is analyzed for number of layers across. That determines the age very accurately.
When I first saw the title, then read ".... can't believe I ended up in one of them" it was a bit startling. So fast forward towards the end of your episode first. Then back again. If a deliberate choice of words you certainly caught my attention! Safe travels onwards Marc :)
Your humor filmed at 11.26 (the power cable trapped between the sliding doors) - we like it so much. What a hard work without WiFi 😮; incredible how you manage! And we also have the same worries about the planet and all the hatred. So good to meet a lot of nice people then. ✨ Enjoy your riding. Beautiful footage👌🏻
The hate we see around the world needs a lot of help that we cannot mortally solve on our own, but your adventures are one good part of something that can be done in humanity to make the world smaller or rather closer. Sometimes even though it feels lonely, you can take it in steps per year. Meeting people and children reduces the separation people feel from others who are just like them. We truly can help people see others as they are themselves and love one another. Thank you for taking time to do that. Hope you can continue to take many on good adventures and in small or larger ways help people you meet.
A friend of mine said me a very amazing thing : he was traveling around the world and on a beach in Tanzania watching the sunset. He suddenly knew that it was the end of his travel. He felt powerful feelings of peace, accomplishment, happiness. It's difficult for him to exactly describe what's happened. So don't be afraid. Go head.
Dear Marc, yet another amazing video. You have a gift in storytelling! The only thing I would like to add and maybe put into perspective a little bit is, that the war you are thankfully addressing going on right now, is not a war on Israel, but sadly and this is the hard part we shouldn’t forget, a war on a little small oppressed part of the world we know as Palestine. With beautiful people facing a genocide. I know you are not a political channel and this is also what keeps your channel true and in its way, an escape and place of calm for a lot of people. I too don’t understand hate as a concept, I can relate and emphasise with your word and thoughts. But we should look at such horrific events from the point of view of the oppressed, chased and endangered. this makes them feel heard, keeps them surviving another day. Never forget, each of us has a voice, especially in hard times which can disrupt our own freedom in the long term. It is such a luxury some of us have, to move freely on this planet. A pure heart wants to share these opportunities with as many people as possible. You are already doing parts of this, by sharing your adventures and making people dream! The next step, maybe someday, would be to keep these dreams alive, protected and in our collective consciousness - to never forget them. Purely positive thoughts and on another note, I am excited to see you progressing on your fantastic journey! Cheers mate ❤
غزه مانند ایران درگیر یک رژیم باج خواه و قلدور است که جان مردم برایش مهم نیست.حماس تمام بودجه ای که از ایران به واسطه رژیم ایران به غزه فرستاده شد را خرج کندن تونل برای محافظت از خود کرد سالانه مبلغی بالغ بر یک و نیم میلیارد دلار پول از ایران برای غزه فرستاده شده حالا شما حساب کن این مبلغ در بیست سال متوالی تکرار شده ما مردم ایران به خاک سیاه نشستیم بخاطر کمک به فلسطین و غزه.این درصورتی است که در کتاب مقدس ما که قرآن باشد آمده است که چراغی که برخانه رواست برمسجد حرام است. یعنی وقتی نمیتوانی مخارج خودت را بدهی حرام است به کسی دیگر حتی خانه خدا کمک کنی.التماس تفکر✌️❤️❤️❤️
Hey Mark,another amazing video,I am iranian and never ever imagine to go to this places but you are doing it,thanks for sharing it and waiting to see your next one.
Great video Marc, and I'm glad to hear you're pressing on. The tall skinny mountain reminded me of Devils Tower out in Wyoming, a centerpiece of a movie from the late 1970's called "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
Great series. I was born in Iran but live in Sweden since i was 6, and love following your trip. Your positive attitue, but at the same time also very grounded one is so cool to see. The "Ice palace" is a yach chal (ice hole) and is the oldest fridge in the world (in farsi we actually still call modern fridges "yach chal"). As I understand it, it helped people to store food also in the heat of the desert and can prevent ice to melt. It's essentially a hole in the ground (i think) but the circular pyramid helps the air do something so the temperature keeps cold year around. Keep it up!
If I had met your channel earlier and I knew that the travel route was towards Shiraz, I would have invited you to my city, Arsanjan, which is one of the most beautiful cities in Fars province.
Hello brother, come to Kerman, we are at your service, we will be happy for you to visit Shazdeh Mahan garden. take care of yourself. God is behind you 😇🤲🖐
Awesome video, it was very Zen especially at the end. The mountains were incredible. Keep on going, i think where you are is pretty far from the craziness.
Another cracking video. I love following your adventure and I’m always excited when I see that notification saying you’ve posted another one. Your an inspiration.
New Zealand is a country I've also been attracted to but never visited. I'm from Wales and living in Germany full time these past 8 years. I prefer Germany over the UK but fully understand why you would want to live in NZ 👍🏼
Keep it up, Marc. Great adventure in this video. Your kindness and caring attitude is definitely being returned, as it should be. Please keep yourself safe and don’t compromise your safety for our entertainment. Even though I love your cinematic drone shots, they aren’t worth the risk. You’ll get plenty in the future. Ride safe. Ride smart. Have fun!
Thankyou for sharing this amazing video. You are so real man. What you see is what you get. It’s so true what you said about all this hate and war. Nothing makes sense. Enjoy the moment in Iran. It’s such a privilege and its nice you share it with us . Great video Marc. Always look forward to them.
I am glad that you traveled to Yazd. I hope that the next time Omri will go to the modern part of Yazd city and the luxury part and visit there as well. Especially at night, when there are parties and parties, that part of the city is very different from the historical part of Yazd. The architectural structure and urban planning of most cities in Iran is such that the modern part is separated from the historical part of the city and it is very touristic. They travel to the historical parts of the city.
0:01 This is how I got money in India. I cashed in 200 USD and couldn't pick up the rupee with one hand. Marc, your trip is fantastic. Take care, have a good trip. I am with you in spirit.
Another great video for us to enjoy. Just keep a sharp lookout for boys trying to twist the throttle (22:02) !! That really scared the shit out of me. Keep on riding Marcus take care and thank you...ONWARDS 😜
Besten Dank fuer videos. Ich war nie in Isfahan und Shira gewesen ! Bitte sei vorsichtig when du in gross staedte bist. Die farhen sehr gefaehrlich und habe auge auf dein motorat.
Nice video , not easy to charge in Iran but you are doing a good job .....fantastic just be careful .. you are putting light in our world ..nice to see the people you meet that make you video very personal Alain & Yellow
One thing I learnt when sleeping on the floor was to leave a gap between me and the wall... I didn't one night and woke when something tried to climb over my neck. Fun way to wake up! 😂
What an amazing place! The people seem so nice and they don't have to rely on all these material goods unlike us. I did notice you had a few near misses with that truck and the kid on the bike that nearly pulled out on you. Stay safe and carry on. 👍😎
The "what the fuck" moment is why bikes pass vehicles with pace... we're not trying to look cool, its a survival thing! Take care Marc physically and mentally 👍
You are only seeing one aspect of iran i wish you visit next time and see the other places like the capical the palaces there the north and the greenery the south and the hot sea with is 10times better than dubai😂 Neyshabur and the historical sites and turquoise mines and alot more
My oldest brother used to live in Shiraz where worked as an engineer. He passed away 2 years ago because of old age. I also think Shiraz is a wine country.
Wenn der Baum abgestorben ist oder altes Material entnommen wurde, kann man das Alter organischen Materials mit der C14-Methode (Radiokarbonmethode) messen. Aber meist reichen schon Umfangsmessungen oder tradierte Berichte.
He Marc how are you doing hopefully wel.. I'm always looking out for your adventures Iran looks amzing i have qeustion wich camara you using..keep the spirit and lets do this...😎✌️
Marc, het is een m00ie vlog wederom maar ik zag wel dat je door die vracht wagen bijna van de weg er af gedrukt kon worden ik zie wel hoe vriendelijk de mensen zijn maar zorg dat je veilig en heelhuids op je eindbestemming komt👍👍👍👍
I wish you could visit the main and big cities in Iran too. 🙁 You only visited desert areas of Iran. I personally as an Iranian have not seen these cities😀 Please visit Tehran and north of Iran next time. You’ll see a big difference there.❤
یک دوست راهنمای توریست داشتم که میگفت فکر نکن مردم اروپا شوقی واسه دیدن شهرهای بزرگ با بلوار و اتوبان دارند اون ها به ایران میان واسه دیدن کویر و آفتاب ایران وگرنه در اروپا هم شهرهای زیبا و قدیمی و هم آب و هوای تمیزتری وجود دارد.واینکه بارها سعی کردم مکانهای جدید رو نشون بدم بهشون ولی میدیدم بیشتر تمایل به مکانهای باستانی و قدیمی دارند حتی طویله گوسفندان رو دوست داشتند از نزدیک ببینند.موفق باشید✌️❤️
Thanks for showing bits of Iran I never seen. I wish you’d been through the Caspian region but your mission is different. All the best wherever in the world you are now.
"Rush hour" best remark of the video 😂 I've been wondering how the war in Israel is affecting your travel plans, I've been anxious to get to this part and see how you are doing.
Hello , please go to the north to good cities like Tehran and Rasht or... we have jungle and coast in the north or go to Shiraz Yazd and Esfehan are desert and are like second level cities in Iran , nice people but no good infrastructure . I strongly reccomend you to go to Tehran and Rasht , I can help you with accomodation if you want Have fun
Ilamic republic is destroying Iran in order to finance Hamas and Hizbullah, that is due to missmanagement of water supplies and countless damms made by IRGC, Now you see why Iranian people are fighting for. but ignore me as long as you are still in Iran. just watch and think...@@MarcTravels
Fantastic video Mark...Blue trucks, old trees, sleeepling on the floor...Is not a bore..Lol Its life`s wonderful adventure...one an sparking bike..NYZ is and sounds like the way to escape the wars in the world...I want to come to NYZ with you today...Lets Pm I have quite a lot to talk about regarding Motorcycle rides... Keep up the great videos..your a pro Mark. Pm me If you feel. Thanks Mark. 😊👍🌻🏍
In Iran, many platforms such as TH-cam and Instagram are filtered. Because they replaced other Iranian platforms. But ninety percent of Iranian people use VPN. I hope you won't have any problems uploading videos on TH-cam.
Cool vid Marc. maybe hot for you ... what a beautiful country with lots of good people too as with everywhere you go... Don't believe the news ... Your an inspiration to all... keep it up...
Again epic footage Marc! It’s exciting seeing the things that some people don’t see. You truly need to be a millionaire to dine in Iran 🤣 Again, they all seem very nice, helpful, approachable and friendly. Some very inconsiderate drivers though 😮 Hold on to your dreams mate. It’s always a delight to see you trailing the extension cable through the someones shop to get some⚡️😂 Keep up the great work, I can’t wait for the next video. Take care mate!
"Once you know the growth factor for the tree species you are trying to age, you can do the final calculation by multiplying the diameter (13.05 inches for our white oak) by the growth factor (5.0). The resulting number is the approximate age of the tree, so in our case our white oak tree is about 65 years old".... I had to copy and paste cause I didn't understand it but that's how u measure a trees age without cutting it down to check the rings;)
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WE ARE IRANIANS AND WE DON'T HAVE & WE I CAN'T HAVE PAY PAL IN THIS COUNTRY
. Fars province is a region in Iran that has a rich history and culture, as well as a diverse natural beauty. Here are some of the places you can visit in Fars province:
- **Persepolis**: This is the ancient capital of the Persian Empire, built by King Darius I in the 6th century BC. You can see the impressive ruins of palaces, temples, and tombs, decorated with reliefs and sculptures. Persepolis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous attractions in Iran².
- **Nasir al-Mulk Mosque**: This is a stunning mosque in Shiraz, the current capital of Fars province. It is also known as the Pink Mosque, because of its colorful tiles and stained glass windows. The mosque was built in the 19th century and has a beautiful courtyard and prayer hall².
- **Tomb of Hafez**: This is the mausoleum of Hafez, one of the most celebrated poets in Persian literature. He lived in the 14th century and wrote lyrical poems about love, spirituality, and mysticism. His tomb is located in a garden in Shiraz, and is a popular place for locals and tourists to pay their respects and recite his verses².
- **Eram Garden**: This is a historical garden in Shiraz, dating back to the 11th century. It is part of the Persian Garden UNESCO World Heritage Site, and features a variety of plants, flowers, and trees, as well as a pavilion and a pool. The garden is a symbol of paradise and a place of relaxation and enjoyment².
- **Shah-e-Cheragh Shrine**: This is a religious site in Shiraz, where the tombs of two brothers of Imam Reza, the eighth Shia Imam, are located. The shrine is famous for its dazzling interior, covered with millions of pieces of mirror and glass. The shrine is a place of pilgrimage and worship for Shia Muslims, but it is also open to visitors of other faiths².
These are just some of the many places you can visit in Fars province. You can also explore other ancient sites, such as Pasargadae, the first capital of the Persian Empire, and Naghsh-e Rostam, a necropolis with rock-cut tombs and reliefs. You can also enjoy the natural scenery, such as Maharloo Lake, a salt lake that changes color depending on the season, and Lar, a mountainous region with waterfalls and forests. Fars province is a place where you can experience the history, culture, and beauty of Iran. I hope you find this information helpful. 😊.
you can have paypal you just need to pay extra money to make it@@PARSSATLINE
The "ice palace" you saw is the first known attempt at creating refrigerators. It keeps things at freezing cold temperatures in the dessert.
Thanks for the info!🤗
The final bit of the video brought tears to my eyes. A very genuine and heartwarming interaction with the old man in his garden and even the two little kids. The kids first asked where you were from and then discussed helping you visit the tomb of Cyrus. Thanks for sharing this experience with us. I hope you get back all the positive energy you give to the world.
Ride safe.
Love the translations of what the locals say 🙂
اون مرد داشت از بی آبی میگفت و اینکه اگر آب بود دانه های لوبیا بزرگتر میبود.متاسفانه سیاست های بهره برداری از آب در کشور ما درست نیست.اینجا باید مانند پنجاه سال پیش صنعتی تجاری میبود نه کشاورزی وسط منطقه گرم و خشک.
That cone shaped structure "Ice Palace" you saw is actually a refrigerator. It was probably made over 2000 years ago. In Winter people used to put huge amounts of packed ice and snow inside of it and people used to store their meat, fruits and pickled stuff inside of it and generally ice would last to the next winter (about a year)! Really cool technology the way they are constructed inside, they are huge inside and have nice insulation and believe it or not usually a big opening on top for ventilation . Obviously people do not use those anymore. Did you know the Windmills were also invented in Iran? They have an ancient one in south of Iran. BTW, based on the route that you are taking you are only seeing a very small part of Iran and country has many different areas that look different and have different climate, altitudes and temperatures and building types. But you are smart to travel in the warm season as you and you bike would not be able to go to a lot of parts due to snow, ice and rain and how quickly your battery would run down in the cold and you would definitely need warm handle bars. Definitely, go to the North of Iran (Ardabil, Gilan and Mazandaran provinces (about a 1100KM long trip) and you be shocked, in the North it is very green and they receive a lot of rain twice as much as Netherland! Flying Drones in Iran can get you in trouble, but ask an authority (Police, Military, Revolutionary Guards or Basij Militia and if they are OK with it you won't get in trouble, but photographing or filming of anything with police, military or militia insignias is a No No. The good thing about Iran is its people if you need any kind of help, just ring a doorbell and people will go out of their way to help you, including help with directions, places to see, or if you are hungry or thirsty or use a rest room or even a place to sleep. People are generally very trusting and very helpful.
Loved reading this damet garm!
@@m187n با سپاس، خوشحالم که خوشت آمد (:
The more I see how beautiful this country is, the sadder it is that it's so hard to visit. Like you said, maybe there will be better times some day! Safe travels!
Yeah, I mean for normal people that don’t do TH-cam videos with little spy cameras and drones it might not even be so worrying 😅 I had a great time in Iran 🙌🏼
The shrine of Cyrus The Great is located in the place you went, I mean in Pasargad. He was the king of one forth of the land on Earth ( the biggest territory to date) and human rights were first introduced by him. He was the only king who paid workers and didn't slave them Anciant Times. Anyway those little boys wanted to know where you were from and if you were looking for a place to stay or going to Cyrus The Great shrine. safe trip
Alright 👍🏼
By the way , you are not the first Electro motorcycle in Iran man 😁😄I had a DAICHI 1200 like 5 years ago. we have many electromotrcyles in Iran (mostly in Tehran) with some charging stations , please go there then it totally changes your mind LOL
Alright 🤙🏼
Even without the drone footage your videos are still worthwhile watching. We live in a crazy world for sure. Just continue to do what you are doing. As long as you do good, you will receive good. Take care Marc.
True 🤗
Love from an Iranian living outside Iran
21:52 them kids wanted to know where you are from lol
Thank you for coming to my home country.❤
I hope you enjoyed it.
Take care and always be healthy and happy.
Thanks man 🤗
Giving up!? No you canˋt do that man! I love your adventure! Keep on going Mark! 👍🏍
Thanks, will do!
Hi Marc
I hope you had a pleasant time in Iran. I was born in a town near Pasargad which you visited in this video. Now living in the Netherlands.
I love your videos and wached many of them. Looking forward for the rest of your journey in Iran and wish you the best and safe drive.❤
Thanks mate 🤗
ممنون بابت این پیام زیبات هم وطن❤
@@MarcTravels Greetings from the Islamic Republic of Iran. 🇮🇷
Our nation is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. 🇮🇷
Mostly good people in this world you show us that every day. Adventure is here! Take care
Hi Mark, The mountain you took photo of is called oghabkooh( Eagle mountain) because it looks like an eagle from behind! It is a known place.
If you want to go to Shiraz, be sure to visit Persepolis❤🔥❤🔥
Will do 🤙🏼
such a beautiful country, hopefully one day us westerners can visit more freely
That would be awesome 🤩
insha'Allah Iran is Beautiful. I am from Mazandaran province
If only ali Khamenei not there
I've always been put off riding through Iran, but now you've given me confidence to go. Thanks, Mark.
Keep on keeping on.
Age of tree: the way it's measured is by injecting a small diameter cylinder into the trunk to take a core sample. Then the small diameter cylindrical sample is analyzed for number of layers across. That determines the age very accurately.
Man, I love to see your videos. It’s like watching a film in cinema . The images are just a dream ❤😮
Thank you ❤️
When I first saw the title, then read ".... can't believe I ended up in one of them" it was a bit startling. So fast forward towards the end of your episode first. Then back again. If a deliberate choice of words you certainly caught my attention! Safe travels onwards Marc :)
Amazing 💖 Iran & Beautiful Truck👍👍👍Zamyad Z24, Iranian-built variant of Nissan Junior 140, 🙏✌The People are so kind & generous!
Your humor filmed at 11.26 (the power cable trapped between the sliding doors) - we like it so much.
What a hard work without WiFi 😮; incredible how you manage!
And we also have the same worries about the planet and all the hatred. So good to meet a lot of nice people then. ✨ Enjoy your riding. Beautiful footage👌🏻
The hate we see around the world needs a lot of help that we cannot mortally solve on our own, but your adventures are one good part of something that can be done in humanity to make the world smaller or rather closer. Sometimes even though it feels lonely, you can take it in steps per year. Meeting people and children reduces the separation people feel from others who are just like them. We truly can help people see others as they are themselves and love one another. Thank you for taking time to do that. Hope you can continue to take many on good adventures and in small or larger ways help people you meet.
A friend of mine said me a very amazing thing : he was traveling around the world and on a beach in Tanzania watching the sunset. He suddenly knew that it was the end of his travel. He felt powerful feelings of peace, accomplishment, happiness. It's difficult for him to exactly describe what's happened.
So don't be afraid. Go head.
Will do 🤙🏼
Dear Marc, yet another amazing video. You have a gift in storytelling! The only thing I would like to add and maybe put into perspective a little bit is, that the war you are thankfully addressing going on right now, is not a war on Israel, but sadly and this is the hard part we shouldn’t forget, a war on a little small oppressed part of the world we know as Palestine. With beautiful people facing a genocide. I know you are not a political channel and this is also what keeps your channel true and in its way, an escape and place of calm for a lot of people. I too don’t understand hate as a concept, I can relate and emphasise with your word and thoughts. But we should look at such horrific events from the point of view of the oppressed, chased and endangered. this makes them feel heard, keeps them surviving another day. Never forget, each of us has a voice, especially in hard times which can disrupt our own freedom in the long term. It is such a luxury some of us have, to move freely on this planet. A pure heart wants to share these opportunities with as many people as possible. You are already doing parts of this, by sharing your adventures and making people dream! The next step, maybe someday, would be to keep these dreams alive, protected and in our collective consciousness - to never forget them. Purely positive thoughts and on another note, I am excited to see you progressing on your fantastic journey! Cheers mate ❤
Thanks for your thoughtful comment ❤️
غزه مانند ایران درگیر یک رژیم باج خواه و قلدور است که جان مردم برایش مهم نیست.حماس تمام بودجه ای که از ایران به واسطه رژیم ایران به غزه فرستاده شد را خرج کندن تونل برای محافظت از خود کرد سالانه مبلغی بالغ بر یک و نیم میلیارد دلار پول از ایران برای غزه فرستاده شده حالا شما حساب کن این مبلغ در بیست سال متوالی تکرار شده ما مردم ایران به خاک سیاه نشستیم بخاطر کمک به فلسطین و غزه.این درصورتی است که در کتاب مقدس ما که قرآن باشد آمده است که چراغی که برخانه رواست برمسجد حرام است.
یعنی وقتی نمیتوانی مخارج خودت را بدهی حرام است به کسی دیگر حتی خانه خدا کمک کنی.التماس تفکر✌️❤️❤️❤️
Hey Mark,another amazing video,I am iranian and never ever imagine to go to this places but you are doing it,thanks for sharing it and waiting to see your next one.
Glad you enjoyed it
marc, i loved you meeting that guy in that banged up truck, really cool, i think u captured a beautiful moment there. love it
Great video Marc, and I'm glad to hear you're pressing on. The tall skinny mountain reminded me of Devils Tower out in Wyoming, a centerpiece of a movie from the late 1970's called "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
ISFAHAN IS VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL CITY REALLY
Great series. I was born in Iran but live in Sweden since i was 6, and love following your trip. Your positive attitue, but at the same time also very grounded one is so cool to see. The "Ice palace" is a yach chal (ice hole) and is the oldest fridge in the world (in farsi we actually still call modern fridges "yach chal"). As I understand it, it helped people to store food also in the heat of the desert and can prevent ice to melt. It's essentially a hole in the ground (i think) but the circular pyramid helps the air do something so the temperature keeps cold year around. Keep it up!
You are so right about life. It is for enjoying not fighting.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
If I had met your channel earlier and I knew that the travel route was towards Shiraz, I would have invited you to my city, Arsanjan, which is one of the most beautiful cities in Fars province.
You are so positive and I enjoy to watch your videos. I'm from Shiraz, let me know if you need anything here.
hello if you want to come to tehran I'm glad to show the city 🙂🙂
4:15 That rock is called Oghabkooh "eagle mountain". from specific angle, it is excalty like an eagle.
Alright, thanks for the info 🤙🏼
Marc, keep going. You are an awesome person. Cheers from Slovenia.
I totally understand your feeling related to current crises in the world. Take care
The last fruit man gave you to eat is called Senjed, or oleaster in English. Take care and ride safe man👍
Hello brother, come to Kerman, we are at your service, we will be happy for you to visit Shazdeh Mahan garden. take care of yourself. God is behind you 😇🤲🖐
Sure I will
Wow fantasic video Marc keep up the great videos there great to watch even without drone and your living the dream enjoy
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome video, it was very Zen especially at the end. The mountains were incredible. Keep on going, i think where you are is pretty far from the craziness.
Yes it was so lovely
Another cracking video. I love following your adventure and I’m always excited when I see that notification saying you’ve posted another one. Your an inspiration.
Great to hear!🤗
New Zealand is a country I've also been attracted to but never visited. I'm from Wales and living in Germany full time these past 8 years. I prefer Germany over the UK but fully understand why you would want to live in NZ 👍🏼
Keep it up, Marc. Great adventure in this video. Your kindness and caring attitude is definitely being returned, as it should be. Please keep yourself safe and don’t compromise your safety for our entertainment. Even though I love your cinematic drone shots, they aren’t worth the risk. You’ll get plenty in the future.
Ride safe.
Ride smart.
Have fun!
Thank you! Will do!🤗
The views there are unbelievable. Thanks again for such a great footage Marc.
Great video thank you very well done thanks for taking us along cheers to ya.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thankyou for sharing this amazing video. You are so real man. What you see is what you get. It’s so true what you said about all this hate and war. Nothing makes sense. Enjoy the moment in Iran. It’s such a privilege and its nice you share it with us . Great video Marc. Always look forward to them.
Thanks for watching mate 🤙🏼
That old man says that there is little water, otherwise all our crops would have grown well
I am glad that you traveled to Yazd. I hope that the next time Omri will go to the modern part of Yazd city and the luxury part and visit there as well. Especially at night, when there are parties and parties, that part of the city is very different from the historical part of Yazd. The architectural structure and urban planning of most cities in Iran is such that the modern part is separated from the historical part of the city and it is very touristic. They travel to the historical parts of the city.
Very interesting. Beautiful place. Stay safe mate
Thank you, I will🤗
0:01 This is how I got money in India. I cashed in 200 USD and couldn't pick up the rupee with one hand.
Marc, your trip is fantastic. Take care, have a good trip. I am with you in spirit.
Awesome, thanks mate 🤗
Another great video for us to enjoy. Just keep a sharp lookout for boys trying to twist the throttle (22:02) !! That really scared the shit out of me. Keep on riding Marcus take care and thank you...ONWARDS 😜
Onwards 🙌🏼
man you are really living the life. Amazing what you're doing. Following your vision and dreams will never disappoint
Yes I enjoy it very much
Great Marc. Watching to your videos, make better my days🙂👍
Happy to hear that my friend 🤗
"So it ends on a Truck in Iran" - You had me wondering about that Marc, until I watched it
Glad I could make you wonder 🤗 thanks for watching 🤙🏼
"Nobody saw that" 😅😂 love your running commentary as you ride
Great video. I really appreciate getting your perspective on places I'll most likely never be. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, great to hear that 🤗
@@MarcTravels Hopefully we'll see you in Canada at some point. We're a big country with incredible scenery.
@@robertcooper6910definitely 🇨🇦
you must to have a look to north of iran where you can have a ride into chalus road its can be nice with mountains and trees and more.
Besten Dank fuer videos. Ich war nie in Isfahan und Shira gewesen ! Bitte sei vorsichtig when du in gross staedte bist. Die farhen sehr gefaehrlich und habe auge auf dein motorat.
Hi marc! Welcome to my country 😍i think you must try big cities that have a lot of facilities and places to go and chill 😊
Sounds great!
Thanks for another great video, keep going mate! Peace upon you!
I think one way they measure those ancient trees is by taking a core sample (drill a small hole) and count the rings
Thanks for the info mate 🤙🏼
Man that was so cool, i do really respect what you do , keep going🔥
Oh dear Marc, This was my favourite Ep from your travel to Iran, Thanks❤️
Very nice video, Marc! Be safe! 😊
Thanks, you too!
Nice video , not easy to charge in Iran but you are doing a good job .....fantastic just be careful .. you are putting light in our world ..nice to see the people you meet that make you video very personal Alain & Yellow
My friend, I hope you are healthy during your trip and that no problem occurs, may God protect you❤❤❤
Thanks mate 🤗
Loved seeing parts of countries I'll never get to visit. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for watching 🤗
One thing I learnt when sleeping on the floor was to leave a gap between me and the wall... I didn't one night and woke when something tried to climb over my neck. Fun way to wake up! 😂
That’s actually a really good tip 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for sharing, beautiful video and episode! 🙏👍
Glad you enjoyed it
What an amazing place! The people seem so nice and they don't have to rely on all these material goods unlike us.
I did notice you had a few near misses with that truck and the kid on the bike that nearly pulled out on you.
Stay safe and carry on. 👍😎
The "what the fuck" moment is why bikes pass vehicles with pace... we're not trying to look cool, its a survival thing! Take care Marc physically and mentally 👍
Halo Marc, I'm a newbie motovloger. Your contents are amazing!!
Great video❤, btw i have to mention we don't say Rial in Iran, we say Toman which is Rial Minus 0, for example: 2 million Rial = 2 hundred Toman.
You are only seeing one aspect of iran i wish you visit next time and see the other places like the capical the palaces there the north and the greenery the south and the hot sea with is 10times better than dubai😂
Neyshabur and the historical sites and turquoise mines and alot more
My oldest brother used to live in Shiraz where worked as an engineer. He passed away 2 years ago because of old age.
I also think Shiraz is a wine country.
Yes 👍🏼
was a...
Wenn der Baum abgestorben ist oder altes Material entnommen wurde, kann man das Alter organischen Materials mit der C14-Methode (Radiokarbonmethode) messen. Aber meist reichen schon Umfangsmessungen oder tradierte Berichte.
Alles klar 🤙🏼
He Marc how are you doing hopefully wel.. I'm always looking out for your adventures Iran looks amzing i have qeustion wich camara you using..keep the spirit and lets do this...😎✌️
Which one do you mean?
@@MarcTravels the camara on your helmet and on the bike it looks small👍
@@RonEagle22insta360 go 2
Marc, het is een m00ie vlog wederom maar ik zag wel dat je door die vracht wagen bijna van de weg er af gedrukt kon worden ik zie wel hoe vriendelijk de mensen zijn maar zorg dat je veilig en heelhuids op je eindbestemming komt👍👍👍👍
Will be careful 🤗
7:30 - feels like you’re playing PAC-Man with your motorcycle in the maze.
I wish you could visit the main and big cities in Iran too. 🙁
You only visited desert areas of Iran. I personally as an Iranian have not seen these cities😀 Please visit Tehran and north of Iran next time. You’ll see a big difference there.❤
یک دوست راهنمای توریست داشتم که میگفت فکر نکن مردم اروپا شوقی واسه دیدن شهرهای بزرگ با بلوار و اتوبان دارند اون ها به ایران میان واسه دیدن کویر و آفتاب ایران وگرنه در اروپا هم شهرهای زیبا و قدیمی و هم آب و هوای تمیزتری وجود دارد.واینکه بارها سعی کردم مکانهای جدید رو نشون بدم بهشون ولی میدیدم بیشتر تمایل به مکانهای باستانی و قدیمی دارند حتی طویله گوسفندان رو دوست داشتند از نزدیک ببینند.موفق باشید✌️❤️
@@maysam_7807 جالب بود😂
@@reihane4245 #فکت😂
Love your videos men it inspire me to buy my first naked bike i got a155cc ill start something low someday i wish i could travel iran as well
Thanks for showing bits of Iran I never seen. I wish you’d been through the Caspian region but your mission is different. All the best wherever in the world you are now.
Thank you so much man, appreciate you supporting me like that ❤️
oh man i didnt know you had plan to eplore more of iran. im in sirjan city . if you need any help you can count on me
"Rush hour" best remark of the video 😂
I've been wondering how the war in Israel is affecting your travel plans, I've been anxious to get to this part and see how you are doing.
Honestly it didn’t affect me at all, just the news worried me a lot
Maybe become a sheep farmer in New Zealand? 😂😂 No forget that!Just keep on riding Marc ❤❤
Hello , please go to the north to good cities like Tehran and Rasht or... we have jungle and coast in the north or go to Shiraz
Yazd and Esfehan are desert and are like second level cities in Iran , nice people but no good infrastructure . I strongly reccomend you to go to Tehran and Rasht , I can help you with accomodation if you want
Have fun
If you go to Pakistan. Pass through BAM which is beautiful town
hey man, welcome to Iran 😍😍i just wanted to say come to North of Iran in Rasht city, i hope to see u brother goodluck
Shiraz is beautiful city
Good luck bro👍
Thanks ✌️
the man in minute 24 says that cause they suffer from water shortage their crops are not fully grown
Yeah unfortunately there’s not enough water anymore
Ilamic republic is destroying Iran in order to finance Hamas and Hizbullah, that is due to missmanagement of water supplies and countless damms made by IRGC, Now you see why Iranian people are fighting for. but ignore me as long as you are still in Iran. just watch and think...@@MarcTravels
Fantastic video Mark...Blue trucks, old trees, sleeepling on the floor...Is not a bore..Lol Its life`s wonderful adventure...one an sparking bike..NYZ is and sounds like the way to escape the wars in the world...I want to come to NYZ with you today...Lets Pm I have quite a lot to talk about regarding Motorcycle rides... Keep up the great videos..your a pro Mark. Pm me If you feel. Thanks Mark. 😊👍🌻🏍
Thanks for tuning in mate 🤙🏼
In Iran, many platforms such as TH-cam and Instagram are filtered. Because they replaced other Iranian platforms. But ninety percent of Iranian people use VPN. I hope you won't have any problems uploading videos on TH-cam.
I couldn’t really upload, but all good 🤗
Cool vid Marc. maybe hot for you ... what a beautiful country with lots of good people too as with everywhere you go... Don't believe the news ... Your an inspiration to all... keep it up...
Thanks mate, will do 🤗
NISSAN ZAMYAD SAIPA🤣🤣🤣GOD
Again epic footage Marc! It’s exciting seeing the things that some people don’t see. You truly need to be a millionaire to dine in Iran 🤣 Again, they all seem very nice, helpful, approachable and friendly. Some very inconsiderate drivers though 😮 Hold on to your dreams mate. It’s always a delight to see you trailing the extension cable through the someones shop to get some⚡️😂 Keep up the great work, I can’t wait for the next video. Take care mate!
Thanks for tuning in mate 🤙🏼
24:48 yeah true no water😢
I've noticed that truck in every video since you entered Iran. #supportvehicle 🤣
Hahaha 😂
I wish you best from Iran ❤️
"Once you know the growth factor for the tree species you are trying to age, you can do the final calculation by multiplying the diameter (13.05 inches for our white oak) by the growth factor (5.0). The resulting number is the approximate age of the tree, so in our case our white oak tree is about 65 years old".... I had to copy and paste cause I didn't understand it but that's how u measure a trees age without cutting it down to check the rings;)