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Yazd
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Yazd
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Interior of the dome of Yazd's
beautiful Friday Mosque. This
gives no idea of its scale,
which was ...
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Mosaic work in the Friday
Mosque. It sometimes felt like
wandering around inside a
kaleidocope.
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Yazd
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Yazd
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Moqarnas (stalactite work) on
the main gate to the Friday
Mosque.
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At dusk.
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Yazd
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Yazd
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A Qajar interior at the
Malek-e-Tojjar Hotel.
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Dinner at the Malek-e-Tojjar.
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Yazd
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Yazd
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In the Old City.
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I got stuck in Yazd a bit longer
than I expected. Can't complain
though - it's a lovely place ...
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Yazd
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Yazd
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View over the Old City of Yazd.
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Yazd is one of the oldest
inhabited cities in the world.
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Yazd
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Yazd
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The crumbling Old City is dotted
with wind towers or badgirs like
these. they catch the breezes
and ...
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The sign for the ladies'.
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Yazd
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Yazd
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Inside the Bodgeh-ye Seyed
Roknaddin, tomb of a local
Musilm notable.
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This building is known as
Alexander's Dungeon. I didn't
feel much of a historical
frisson, I must ...
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Golestan Palace
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Golestan Palace
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The old palce of the Qajar shahs
in Tehran.
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Uploaded on Jun 27, 2008
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Qajar art is a sometimes
beautiful, sometimes kooky blend
of Western and Eastern
aesthetics.
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Golestan Palace
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Golestan Palace
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The old throne room of the Qajar
shahs. They had a marked
preference for mirror work.
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Polychrome tiles like these are
typical of Qajar architecture.
They're not usually all ...
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