Reply With QuoteI'd like to go to Iran, it looks like a pretty kick arse place. Some family friends went there and recommended it - brought back some nougat stuff that tasted like ****.
Tehran
I have read things like "lets bomb Iran" or "Iran is next" or "Take the boys to Tehran" war calls a lot recently... obviously no invasion of Iran could be achieved without fall of Tehran... but it seems that most ppl are ignorant about this city... interestingly as oppose to most cities in Iran Tehran lacks the historical background.. actually it remained to be a mere village for most of Iran's history and while other cities showcased the valuable Persian culture nobody paid much attention to Tehran..
Today however Tehran is a different place... the biggest city in Southwest Asia with largest population (estimated 14 million during the day) and over 7 million permanent residents... Just to give an idea of what a nightmare Tehran could be for an invading force, you can compare it to Baghdad, only it's urban area is 3 times the size of Baghdad with the city size being 8 times bigger... it is covered with range of mountains all around (personally it takes 20 minutes for me to walk from my house in Tehran to a range of mountains) and elevation that goes as high as 4000 ft...
The city itself like most modern cities hosts a variety of neighbourhoods in every part.. Northern and Western parts are mostly for upper class and Southern parts are for poorer sect of the population, central and downtown are populated for businesses and offices... In this thread I will show a more mainstream picture of Tehran..
Staring from modern architecture:
while a decade ago Tehran was mostly based on double story apartments (2 or 4 large units) in suburbs and tall office apartments in central parts.. There has been enormous amount of large residential apartments built in the city which has totally changed the look of the town and Tehran's skyline.. ppl are slowly getting used to living in smaller and crowded apartments which has better security systems and parking... also a lot of semi-private (as in shared between all residents of the apartment) entertainment like indoor swimming pools, sauna, jacuzzi, gym and etc... here are some pictures from famous buildings and residential areas in Tehran:
Interior of an expensive Iranian apartment unit:
Last edited by kraf001; 11-07-2006 at 05:30 PM.
I'd like to go to Iran, it looks like a pretty kick arse place. Some family friends went there and recommended it - brought back some nougat stuff that tasted like ****.
do you know what it was called? was it white? or green?Originally Posted by Auzzzie
I'd like to go to Iran, it looks like a pretty kick arse place. Some family friends went there and recommended it - brought back some nougat stuff that tasted like ****.
Nice buildings.
But where are the women?
Persian women in LA are hot!!!!
Can't remember what it was called. I think it was green, and it came wrapped up in cloth in a wooden box.
sounds like Sohan... it would be understandable if you don't like it, hell I am Iranian and I don't like it
I've heard horrific stories about Persian girls in LA being snobby and gold-digger!... at least Persian girls in Iran are hot and are generally nice!
And I will post some ppl pictures as well…
Some parts look like Sarajevo (pre-war) while other parts like more like Kuala Lumpur and not really European imo
Smog...
Wow, beautiful city.
I know ill get called a flamer, but all IRANS beauty doesn't make up for the insanity of there leaders, or the crap that they preach.
Having said that,
Thanks for the Pics Kraf always good to see some one elses backyard.
FLAMER!
How about we keep politics out of this thread?
Tehran people mostly girls:
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Youre right Kraf, they are hot! Thanks for the pics. One question though, what about the poorer parts of the city? Got any pics from there? Would be interesting to see the contrast.
Wow Persian women are pretty hot
by the way Iran means "land of the Aryans"
I just learned that today on wikipedia. Interesting very interesting.
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