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Tehran's 45m tall all marble Azadi Tower (1972). I was in Tehran to run the I Run Iran TehRUN in 2017. It was the first international run in Iran since decades.
It had some international coverage. You can see me in the back at 0:45 in this video on CNN:
edition.cnn.com/2017/04/10/sport/iran-tehran-marathon/ind...
The tower, and the museum underneath, was closed that day so we couldn't go up.
I managed to travel around the South of Tehran by taking Metro but unfortunately during Friday and holidays, the city seems to be like a ghost town. Traffic is like non-existence. And shops are mostly closed.
Luckily I found this beautiful wall mural at Saadi Road, a walking distance to Tehran Bazar.
Location : Saadi Road - Tehran, Iran
The flight from Tehran to Mashhad takes about 2 hours and passing by the barren mountains. This picture was captured while I was in the plane.
Tehran city skyline and urban highway, Iran.
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Ever growing Tehran skyline by Chitgar lake against a sky with cumulus clouds in Iran.
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North Tehran city skyline under clouds and the landmark Milad tower, Iran. This was one of those rare days in which one has nothing to do, which I dedicated to hunting iconic views of the Iranian capital. Starting here and ending in the Tabiat bridge.
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Yesterday was spent going from one place to another in the hope of getting passed the second-leg of getting a new Iranian passport.
My passport is only valid for 5-years which I guess kind of marks how long it's been since I first came here as an adult to visit.
The main reason I had to do so much chasing around was due to me not having a National (ID) Card - knowing my ID number isn't enough in this case and thus I had to order the card and get a certificate in the mean time. So I can make a festive holiday to see my family.
Thankfully I had the help of my friend Reza who, like me, missed half the day at work to get this sorted - thanks again Reza!
Dominating the skyline of Tehran’s western suburbs, Milad Tower is 435m high, including 120m of antenna, making it, in 2017, the world’s sixth-tallest free-standing tower. Bearing a striking resemblance to Menara Kuala Lumpur, its octagonal concrete shaft tapers up to a pod with 12 floors, including both enclosed and open observation decks, a gallery, a cafe and a revolving restaurant At the base of the tower is the separate Tehran Milad Tower International Convention Centre, where concerts are occasionally held.
Tehran clear wide city skyline under a blue sky with a few clouds, Iran.
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