isfahan #3
5 April, Iran ⋅ ☀️ 13 °Cafter another night bus, i was back in the heritage hostel isfahan, basically my second home by now. olli, the finnish biker, was still there, now joined by his mate colin from switzerland, who was anBaca lagi
after another night bus, i was back in the heritage hostel isfahan, basically my second home by now. olli, the finnish biker, was still there, now joined by his mate colin from switzerland, who was anBaca lagi
time to pick up elias, who i had first met a couple of months back in izmir. i took a bus to tehran, met the bloke at the hostel and spent two days revisiting tehran. also, i handed johannes' old tentBaca lagi
i spent 4 more nights at the heritage hostel with johannes and olli, a biker from finland who had just come from afghanistan. not too much happened. i didn't want to travel to more cities in order toBaca lagi
back in isfahan, i spent a couple more days waiting for elias (the german guy i met in izmir in turkey) to get his visa approved and to fly into iran. nothing much happened, apart from saying goodbyeBaca lagi
after all the sightseeing and sitting around of the last weeks, i wanted to go smell some fresh air again and managed to convine johnnes to go on a little field trip, which turned out to be a greatBaca lagi
this time, we weren't as lucky with the check in time as in kermanshah and had to wait for a couple of hours until we could catch up on sleep. to all of our surprise, johannes, a german bikepacker iBaca lagi
9 hours after almost missing the bus, we arrived at the small kermanshah bus terminal. getting a taxi was a real quest, but eventually we made it to the hostel hidden away in a dodgy looking alley,Baca lagi
driving i to tehran (we paid about 5 euros for a basically empty 9 hour VIP bus with infinite leg space) i got really excited. reaching the azadi tower had been my original travel goal before iBaca lagi