Iran’s Report Card

We spent the longest time in Iran than any other country on this trip. Partly due to winter and the amazing hospitality of the people. We’ve learned so much about the country, so it has been a valuable learning experience over these four months. Iran A quick glimpse into the country: Capital: Tehran Population: 81 millions Language: Farsi/Persian Currency: Rial (80,000 = $1 NZ) Region: … Continue reading Iran’s Report Card

Trip Status #11: Isfahan

Trip Summary We’ve arrived in Persia’s old capital city Isfahan (اصفهان‎) after cycling along the Caspian sea and heading down south. We made it on December 12th after cycling a further 1535 km. On this route we saw many beautiful mosques, oranges, snow, and the police station. Heading south for some warmer weather Capsian Sea We looked forward to several days cycling along the sea. … Continue reading Trip Status #11: Isfahan

Tajikistan’s Report Card

We almost the skipped country, but we are absolutely glad it was included in our route. Initially we didn’t want to come here because of the visa cost, but was convinced to go by Teddy (our Malaysian cycling companion in Xinjiang), then reconsidered again after the tragic incident south of Dushanbe where four cyclists were killed. But after flip-flopping a few times made our way … Continue reading Tajikistan’s Report Card