| Travelers 1996-2000
People
of Oraman
Weathered by more than the elements
Written and photographed by Rasool Nafisi
December 18, 2000
Please
come back
If I understood where she started, maybe things could change
By Kendal Sheets
November 21, 2000
Like
a movie star
Special hospitality for an American in Iran
By Nicholas Lore
September 27, 2000
Hidden
beauty
I want to start my day with a small glass of tea
By Minou
September 11, 2000
Paris
Tehran
The capital of swelling desire
By Soma
September 7, 2000
In
good hands
Yazd has a popular governor
By Amir Salehzadeh
September 5, 2000
Forget
Martha's Vineyard
I'm going to Iran
By Genevieve Poucel
August 30, 2000
Poignant
disorder
Iran's infinite risks and possibilities
By Gelareh Asayesh
August 22, 2000
Ahl-e
Abyaneh
What of this cocoon in 20, 30 years?
By Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh
July 11, 2000
Marmalade
U.N. volunteer recalls learning Farsi
By Chris Linney
April 26, 2000
Thank
you
We wanted to see Iran for ourselves - and we are glad we did
By Janetta Davies
April 25, 2000
Flying
doves
Childhood memories of an American in Iran
By Jim Culp
March 14, 2000
Imbaba
No wonder Egyptians loved Iranians so much
Written & photographed by Dokhi Fassihian
February 11, 2000
Taking
a bow
... to the splendor of Isfahan
By Laleh Khalili
February 3, 2000
November 9, 1999
By
the pale-green stone
I blinked at a portrait in a gold frame: a saluting monarch in white
By Cyrus Kadivar
November 2, 1999
True
awakening
Going back to Iran was the best thing I had done in my life
By Kaveh Sartipi
September 14, 1999
A
ramble from Chile
You think of one million things and nothing at all
By Rouzbeh Shirazi
May 21, 1999
My
city, Isfahan
The good, the bad and the ugly
By Mohammad Ali
May 4, 1999
Turkish
coffee is good. But not that good
Cheated in Istanbul, snubbed by Visa
By Majid Tehranian
March 31, 1999
From
Sydney to Shahroud
Day drifting for a few seconds
By Yassaman Motaghipour
March 24, 1999
Persian
on the Inca Trail
From Persepolis to Machu Picchu
By Ali Hosseini
February 24, 1999
Waking
the friendly giant
Why is our tourism industry so dead?
By Khodadad Rezakhani
February 3, 1999
TU & the
revolution
"The campus looked as beautiful as I remembered"
Written and photographed by Armin Alaedini
December 14, 1998
Paris
heartbeats in an orange glow
She is still in glorious excess
Written and photographed by Rose Ghajar
November 13, 1998
Forget
shomal
Dazzled by the surprising beauty of the desert
By Ali Parandeh
May 18, 1998
Symbols
A pictorial travel report, in Europe, with friends
May 11, 1998
Shemshak
Traveling to Tehran and heading for the mountains east of the capital
May 11, 1998
Did
the impossible
Traveling to Tehran for the first time in 12 years
By Hamid Rafi
Feb 2, 1998
Babolsar
Zoo
Written and photographed
By J. Javid
Dec 22, 1997
Christ
and the Persian magi
Marco Polo on Persia's "Christian" fire worshippers
Dec 19, 1997
Mr.
Dagger Mouth
An American is invited to watch an unusual video in Tehran
By Mark N. Katz
Oct 12, 1997
Boogalamoon
Thanksgiving in Iran
By Bruce Livingston
Oct 3, 1997
Dinner
in Paris
What I remember from my visit to Paris, other than the buildings
and cafes
By Iran Javid Fulton
Sept 16, 1997
Alexander's
cold passage
An excursion to a gorge east of Tehran near Damavand
By Ali Parandeh
Sept 16, 1997
In
spite of
Ben Bagheri's photos from a recent visit to Iran.
Sept 15, 1997
Absence: Part
one -- Part
two -- Part
three
Home is still the now-vague-image of Iran
By Laleh Khalil
Shiraz
Taking my daughter to my second home, and Persepolis
By J. Javid
Land
of rice and tea
You will never have to worry about going hungry when you visit Iran
By Susan M. Nurre
Weathering
the storm
Jews in today's Iran
Seema's
Fairy Tale
Going to Iran to visit relatives and Persepolis
By Shirin Bazleh
Farewell,
1978
The last party before the exodus
By Andrea Wright Alemazkoor
Luckily
things were a bit different
Loved Mashhad. And thank God I was married
By Jan van Assche
Persians:
Kind, hospitable, tolerant flattering cheats?
17th century traveler's often unflattering observations
By Sir John Chardin
Nasimi
az doust (Persian)
Going back to Darbandsar after 17 years
By Nina Sharif
Bimehrabad
Tehran airport: Khoda nasib nakoneh
By Shabnam Tabibzadeh
At
peace in the Iranian army
Unforgettable: Going back to Iran for military service
By Siamak Namazi
A
hat will not do
Tourist guide: The dress code of the Islamic Republic
By David St. Vincent
Suspended
animation
A 19th-century British traveler describes Mount Damavand
By George N. Curzon
"Behesht-e
Ruy-e Zamin" (Persian)
From a recent travel diary: On the Caspian coast; in a computer
center in Qom
By Morteza Negahi
New
York va Jeek Jeek (Persian)
Late contemporary poet writes home from the Big Apple
By Sohrab Sepehri
The
old man of Kalar Dasht
Experiencing the the unexpected (good) in human nature
By Freya Stark
Weakness
replaced by stubbornness
A British scientific team in Kerman finds urban Iranians... not
so pleasant
By Anthony Smith
Panbeh
Adventure with a puppy in Tehran
By J. Javid
Colors
of a Somber Paradise
An American painter's Iranian sojourn
By F. Scott Hess
Iranian
under the veil
An American editor visits "The Country of Flowers and Nightingales"
By Robert D. Kaplan
Searching
for us
Lookinh into an Hungarian community's claim to Iranian ancestry
By J. Javid
The
little things in life
Recalling an uncommon day in Tehran
By Manouchehr
Shomal;
The pleasant reality
An American tourist sees only green in Iran's Caspian region
By Stephen Shaffer.
An American
in Iran
Visiting post-revolutionary Iran
By S. Shaffer
At
home with my tribe, the Qashqaies
Memories from a visit to Qashqaie relatives
By Behrouz Bruce Bahmani
Beyond
the Feathers of the Peacock
A South African writes about his trip to Iran
By Hugh Fraser.
Mostaqim!
On the experience of riding a cab in Iran
By S. Shaffer
Passing
Seasons
Reflecting on Iranian hospitality and Iran-U.S. relations
By S. Shaffer
Ali's
Sweater
A Mashhadi lends warm clothes to an Australian tourist
By Peter Kiernan
Coming
to America
My daughter's first visit to the U.S. Does it mean anything?
By J. Javid.
Mehmoun
Navazi -- Iranian Hospitality
Being treated like royalty by a complete stranger in Shomal
By Shabnam Tabibzadeh
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