My wife and I are both intrested in adventure and finding new friends, new cultures and new things in all over the world :) We would love to accept guest ⚘

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Traveling is not only ticking off all of the historic sites out of said guide book, but it is to experience different cultures, try new foods and see different ways of life and observe how the other side of the world go about their day to day lives.

Centres d'intérêt

gathering with our friends, wathcing movies, concerts, cinemas, walking, climbing

Morceaux de musique, films et livres

playing piano,
positive books like THE SECRET ,
FRIENDS series, Game of Thrones

Une aventure extraordinaire que j'ai vécue

I believe in positive energy and I can have what ever I want if I want

Enseignez, apprenez, partagez

Do what you Love , Love what you Do

Ce que j'aimerais partager avec mes hôtes

Introducing Iran written by Lonely Planet:

If travel is most rewarding when it surprises, then Iran might just be the most rewarding destination on Earth. If you fancy travelling somewhere neither East nor West, and exotic and fascinating yet perfectly comfortable, read on...

Redefining Hospitality:

If you like people, you’ll like Iran. The Iranians, a nation made up of numerous ethnic groups and influenced over thousands of years by Greek, Arab, Turkic and Mongol occupiers, are endlessly welcoming. For those who have grown up on an endless diet of images depicting Iran as a dark, dangerous place full of fundamentalist fanatics, discovering the real Iran is the most wonderful surprise. Before long you’re asking yourself: how can somewhere supposedly so bad be so good?

Beyond the stereotypes is a country desperate to been seen for what it is, rather than what it is depicted to be. Sure, not every Iranian you meet is going to invite you around to dinner. But if you’re open to the idea, you probably will be, and through it experience the ancient and sophisticated Iranian culture first-hand. It’s these experiences that will live longest in the memory.

In the Footsteps of Empire :

Before you come to Iran, you might be thinking the main reasons to visit the Islamic Republic are because it’s a bit adventurous and there’s a lot to see from the years when Persia was a great world power. At some levels you’d be right. Walking around the sublime, turquoise-tiled domes and minarets of Esfahan’s Naqsh-e Jahan (Imam) Square, the awesome power and beauty of the Achaemenid’s ancient capital at Persepolis, the mud-brick alleys and rooftops in Yazd, and the wonderfully immense Elamite ziggurat at Choqa Zanbil will put you in the footsteps of some of history’s most outstanding figures. And certainly you won’t find yourself crowded out of any sights. Which is fun.

These highlights, together with the atmospheric teahouses, bustling bazaars, deserts punctuated by historic oases and rugged mountain ranges, gives Iran more than its fair share of fantastic places to see. But to think of Iran only in terms of ‘sights’ is to miss the real story.

Politics & Safety – Should You Go?

If you make your travel decisions based on what your friends and family say, you’ll probably never make it to Iran. This is a country whose politics are impossible to escape. For most travellers that will mean little more than some pre-departure questions about their sanity, but it can make getting a visa a challenge. Except for Americans, who must be accompanied, once in Iran independent travel is easy and, through the people you meet, rewarding and sometimes sobering. However you chose to plan your travel, a journey in Iran will change the way you see this part of the world.

Read more: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/iran/introduction#ixzz4L1dNXoCv

Pays que j'ai visités

Austria, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Georgia, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Philippines, Portugal, Russian Federation, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates