cycling in Iran..............

Posted by: IRAN

cycling in Iran.............. - 03/31/06 09:03 AM

Dear All
I would like to spend my summer holiday on a journey by bike, and I would like to travel from north part of Iran to south part, as those areas are really enjoyable to me, I would rather to start from there, anyway. If anyone has planned to come over here by bike, you are welcome and I will be happy you join me if you would like on some parts of the journey. Actually I live in Shiraz, and I have to take my bike to the north and start cycling from there to down because my time is limit, anyway. In addition I would like to say that I will be happy to answer and help, if you have any question about traveling to Iran.
Regards
Mohammad
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Posted by: hopi

Re: cycling in Iran.............. - 03/31/06 09:31 AM

Hello Mohammad,

in 1992 I've worked and lived in Bandar Emam Khomeini. Unfortunately I did not have much time to explore the Iran.
But beside lots of shorter rides in Khuzestan I could visit by bus the beautiful cities of Shiraz, Persepolis, Isfahan, Kerman, Yazd and Bam.
Since this time I'm dreaming of an cycling tour from Shiraz to Isfahan. Maybe, I will do it in the near future.

It's nice to have an Iranian cyclist here in the board community.

With best regards

- horst -
Posted by: IRAN

Re: cycling in Iran.............. - 03/31/06 09:48 AM

Dear Horst laugh
thank you very much for your feeling and your kindness about my country, It's pleasure for me pedaling with you who got enough experienced of the traveling by bike and learn something extra from you.
I wish you luck
Regards
MOhammad smile
Posted by: WithBike

Re: cycling in Iran.............. - 07/05/06 06:02 AM

I live in Hangzhou China. In Oct I'll take a bicycle touring from SiChuan Province to Tibet in my country, and then, Nepal, India, Pakistan.
I hear that it's not easy to get a visa to Iran in Pakistan although I wish I'll could be there so much. crazy If I cann't get the visa to Iran, I'll go to North Pakistan to enjoy trekking in Karahorum.