Exploring Tehran's Metro: What Does The Iranian Society Look Like In The Subway?
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- The metro is a public transportation vehicle commonly used by the middle class of society, which constitutes the majority of the population; individuals who are neither very wealthy nor very poor. People such as employees, workers, students, and pupils. Therefore, when watching this video, the individuals you see can be recognized as representatives of the majority of Tehran's population.
In this video, you're witnessing the middle class of Iranian society in the metro. I'm trying to include all segments of society in my channel to provide a broader view of Iran. I aim to showcase various aspects of Iranian society to you.
From bustling stations to serene tunnels, this immersive walk-through will unveil the hidden gems and untold stories that lie beneath the surface of this remarkable city. 💎
Experience the pulse of Tehran through the lens of its subway system, and discover a place where tradition meets modernity, where cultures blend and stories intertwine. 🏙️
So, grab your MetroCard and join me as we uncover the soul of Tehran! 👣
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00:00 A Quieter Station (Marzdaran Blvd)
03:15 Changing Lane
06:37 A Busier Station (Imam Khomeini Sq)
I was in tehran last year. Travelled a lot in metro. You need bank card to buy ticket. But Iran is completely under sanctions so international cards don't work there. Every time I used metro, I told them that I am a foreigner and don't have local bank card. Every time, they smiled and replied you are our guest and allowed me to pass through for free. I have travelled 25+ countries and hardly ever experienced such hospitality
I've never been but *everyone* that I've talked to who actually visited Iran has basically said that it's their favourite country. We put them under sanctions and so we are their guest? Amazing
I've been living in Morocco the last few years and all l have to say is golly, how about that. Many people are much harder here.
Likewise, I have only positive impression about the people in Iran. One of the most friendly folks in the world. The impression that their government leaves to the world is a different to what the people are.
Thank you for sharing,What went wrong in America and to a lot of extend the EU nowadays? In comparison many other places on earth looks much more liveable than US, UK and the other EU countries 🫢
@@tanyachou4474 The anglo-saxon world has seen better days, true.
But what is for you a good place to live?
@@krollpeter there are many levels of “good living” the more advance ones might be subjected more to personal taste and situations like cultural pursuit (museums, theatre…) or your favourite sport team etc, and then there’s career opportunities, schools, families and hospitals etc, but these days I think most people would settle for safety, affordable housing, food, energy, good public transportation… but to me the best to live for sure was New York in the 90s’ it was a blast and I could walk down the street and be whoever I like without a care.
Wow. I am impressed as an American. No graffiti, no garbage, no urine, no loud music. The Chicago trains do not compare. I wish our countries would have better relations.
My husband and I found the same to be true of cities in China. No trash, no litter, no graphetti. People seem to treat all public places and transit with great respect.
Well obviously there are no homeless and people who vandalise the subway because the homeless are sent back to their villages and the others are punished with harsh fines or sentences. @@caroleeberhardt7844
Don't be fooled by what you seen in youtube video. There is no freedom in iran
Men cannot sing
Women cannot wear the dreeeses they want.
So many restrictions are there in iran
See eye to eye!
You would be thrilled by staying in Iran.
Not possible. Bcs of israhell. If America stop it's destabilizing activities and stop funding terrorism. Then everything becomes normal
Iranian people and culture are a treasure for the world .... Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹🤝🇮🇷
Not the regime.
A treasure? Ma vai a cag…are 😂
@@slupschuiters1774
Of course ... I believe he meant the public.
Greetings from the US, love these videos.
The democratically elected government was overthrown by Western Intelligence in 1953, replaced with the Shah who was brutal to his country.
no screeming, pushing, shouting, litter on the floor, graphiti,.. no dull advertising, just ppl traveling. BR from 🇩🇰
прям как в северной корее
MEN and WOMEN who appear to be comfortable as they were created.
Tehran's Metro is a bustling hub of activity, filled with people from all walks of life 🚇👫 You'll see business professionals in suits, students with backpacks, families with children, and elderly couples holding hands. The Iranian society in the subway is a true reflection of the diversity and vibrancy of the country. #TehranMetro #IranianCulture #DiverseSociety 🇮🇷
One of the reasons why people are so kind in the Tehran Metro is because there is a strong sense of community and respect for others. People are always willing to give up their seat for someone in need, help a lost passenger find their way, or strike up a friendly conversation with a stranger. It's a wonderful example of the hospitality and warmth that Iranians are known for. #KindnessInIran #MetroEtiquette #CommunitySpirit ❤🌟
That's what multiculturalism gets ya. The West is dead
In the trains nobody is talking out loud in their phones.
It’s way cleaner than New York subway
yeah?! live for 12 years in iran and i ask you same question, and you would like to live under totaliterian regime; islamic regime
@@mahditeymuri5650now after your question new York subway will get more cleaned 😂😂😂
@@mahditeymuri5650 Why this much pressure my man?🤣 He just talked about metro not the regime.
@@mahditeymuri5650
What's wrong with you people why for any reason you have to be negative about Iran if you wasn't successful there doesn't mean it's a bad country or is the regime millions people living there and I'm sure like any other countries there some happy with and some not but they don't go on the social media to talking dark about them own country.. what kind of human are you.
My asshole is cleaner than NY subway
Iran is beautiful country with a civilisation that has a rich history. Greetings from Scotland 🏴
An Irish lad here 🇮🇪♥️🏴
It's a very oppressive country and has a very tyrannical government and don't you forget that, men dress anyway they want and the women get beaten or killed for trying to do the same, you know nothing about that country.
love and respect to scottish people
And Scotland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world : landscapes, people, whiskies ;-) - Greetings from Paris.
If you visit Iranian places here in the U.S. you will realize they are very friendly people.
Wishing you all well from The Netherlands 🇳🇱 After all we all have the same goals in life, work for a living, spend time with our family and most of all the need for peace and prosperity.
❤ thank you.
Lol
Exactly
Peace and prosperity without Greater Israel is "AntiSemitiSm".
Have you been to Iran so far, Akon?
I love Iranian People, warm hugs from Turkish fan❤😂
Chaar Shambe!
Thank you brother.
People are just people. Earning a living, bringing up children, doing their best.
I wish you all well from 🇬🇧
Propaganda fill us with bullshit ideas about other people to the benefits of the elites.
How do you earn a living in this economy, with incomparable housing/rent
Agree, I actually don’t even know why things got so out of hand between the US and Iran. It’s becoming clear that our love for Israel has been a really bad choice. What other missteps we have taken heaven knows. This looks like anywhere else in the world. Most people just want to live life, work, enjoy the kids.
@@debbieyash1679Because of Karma I guess. Due to Iran attempting to nationalize their oil & gas industries, which is within their right as a sovereign state, the United States and the United Kingdom orchestrated the overthrow of the secular Iranian monarchy in the 1970s, whom they replaced with a presidential republic that later evolved into an Islamic, Western-hating government😂
@@debbieyash1679 The reason is oil. The U.S. wanted to make sure they had access to the oil and Isreal as an allie and Iran with a west friendly government was in their best interest. Nobody was complaining about cheap gas back then and the economy was growing.
To be honest I didn't expect such a modern and tastefully built subway from Iran. Especially I can see cleanliness is a priority. respect from Uzbekistan
You ain’t seen nothing yet!!!! There’s the same metro system in Mashhad, Isfahan, Tabriz, Shiraz and ???
@@rebe380I live in Tabriz and I confirm 👍🏻 it’s very clean
@@rebe380 Shiraz I like this too
There are many many things that is hidden in Iran our country will be the first nuclear power in the world very soon!!!
@@KoroushRP We do not love nationalist agitators like you
Iran is such fascinating country. The history, the culture. Farsi is one of the most beatiful language. People are so kind and gentle. One of my favorite countries. Selam
But their gov is very oppressive.
Merheba gardaş 🙋🏻♂️always welcome to Iran
That was nice😊
Iran. One of those societies as old as human history. Magnificent history. Best wishes to the people of Iran from an Irishman.
They look sophisticated, confident and civilized. No wonder the US refrains from direct conflict with these people.
Thanks for noticing! Iranians are indeed a diverse and resilient people. It's great to see appreciation for their sophistication and confidence. While political tensions exist, it's important to recognize the humanity and complexity of all societies. 🌍✌️
داداش بعد هفت سال دیدمت اینجا😮
They look Indian
Edit:- those are angry on me calling Iranian as Indian is nothing to be offended. Iranian phenotypically look Indian they don't look Asian or caucasian or middle Eastern. Arabs have very different eyebrows and aquiline nose. Iranian look closest to Indian not even to tajiks or turks
@@Kattufei135some do. Some don't. You don't like Indians? U like Israelis only?
Iran compare to USA is like lion to mouse
Iranians are very smart people. Extremely good at math, science and engineering.
Persian history speaks for itself.
And the metro is gorgeous.
They belong to th indo european race, by far the smartest on the planet
@@y.cschmidlin8172 Nah western Europeans are smarter. They built the modern world.
@@AJ-nd4nknot smarter. We always were better. And we still are. Look how good our country is, even after 50 years of sanctions.
@@AJ-nd4nk what about eastern asians: japan, china, korea? they're much smarter and living better life
@@Smutjanovic Smarter on tests, but not true innovation. Most modern technology we use today came from Europe/North America, not East Asia. However, the East Asians are great at efficiency and mass production.
Very impressive! All my respect to the Iranian people! All folks I met were highly educated, kind, friendly. Greetings from Hungary! 🇭🇺🇮🇶
That's Iraqi flag😂😂 Iran is this🇮🇷
😂He doesn't know the difference between Iran and Iran. Iran's capital is Tehran, Iraq is Baghdad
Went to Iran for one month. Absolutely loved it, the people , the food just everything. Love you from 🇷🇸
When I was in Iran in 2007 the metro train cars were segregated between men and women. These new Chinese made trains have made that impossible, and Iranian society has adapted accordingly.
There are also a LOT of young women not covering their hair in this video. This is so different to the image of Iran that we get from the western media.
These were exactly my first thoughts when I saw this video.
A surprising large number of women do not cover their head and none their face ...
I did not expect women being not required to travel in dedicated "women only" carriages.
Even in trains like this they could make a segregation between men and women possible - but they didn´t.
But Tehran is not Iran, Tehran is the most progressive and western oriented part of Iran
The government doesn't really care about people not wearing hijab rn. In Malaysia we also have part of the train only for women to protect them being sexualized not because religion or what
@@YOUENNNN They should make a video about Baluchistan, like all these foreign travel vloggers.
The term "western media" might be a bit too general. I live in France and what I saw here was roughly what I expected. Where do you live if that's not too personal? Just curious 🙂
As a Norwegian I spent two weeks holidaying in Iran in 2014: One week in the wonderful city of Isfahan and the second week in Tehran. I travelled on the metro every day while I was in the capital, and I was impressed by the cleanliness. I stayed way out in Tehranpars, and had a long journey into more central areas. You could pay for your ticket with money without any problems, and it was all swift and efficient. Loved Iran and the Iranian people!
yeah dictatorships are clean because they have a lot of cleaners 😂 (as a Belarusian)
I have never been there, but I have friends that have, and they say the same as you.
I believe this....
@@frankyymilkyy9001 pahahahaahah so poor speech from 2020-2022, this is not working anymore. We are alright
It's great to hear about your positive experience visiting Iran! Isfahan and Tehran are known for their rich history, stunning architecture, and warm hospitality. The efficient public transportation system, such as the metro in Tehran, can be a convenient way to explore the cities and experience daily life in Iran.
Many visitors have also praised the cleanliness of public spaces in Iran, as well as the friendliness and welcoming nature of the Iranian people. It's wonderful that you were able to immerse yourself in the culture and have a memorable trip.
It's important to acknowledge that experiences can vary from person to person, and perceptions of a place can be influenced by the individual's background, interests, and interactions during their visit. Thank you for sharing your positive experience in Iran!
I didn't expect iran like this ... people are such calm & clean...
Love from 🇮🇳🙏
Zombies
Not to say Iran isn't clean because it is but any country would look calm and especially clean compared to India
they are not Arabs, do not make that mistake .
@@rigel472-ql9dd they are zombies, not Arabs.
How clean and calm is there!
Love Persia🇮🇷 and their rich culture. It's a pity that the West wants to show them negatively..
From Poland 🇵🇱
I did not expect such a clean and beautiful subway. Respect from Texas
The entire country is very clean,and another thing -in Teheran you will never find people sleeping on newspapers on the streets.That was the most shocking thing i've seen in N.York ,and i 'm not talking about Haarlem,they were all over ,on 5th ave, Broadway,everywhere.
...Dafa [Great Law] that offers return to heaven is already spreading widely in the world
Don’t take the human world as your homeland
"Don’t Take the Human World as Your Homeland
Most people have come from heavens
Don’t just focus on fighting to get ahead in fame and gain
You came naked
When you leave, you shed your skin, taking nothing
Atheism and the theory of evolution have hidden intentions behind them
Modern notions and conduct are reaping evil fruits
The cosmos is dying in the process of formation, stability, degeneration, and disintegration
The Creator creates the new cosmos, busy in saving all beings
People came to the world to wait for His salvation and guidance
Dafa that offers return to heaven is already spreading widely in the world
Don’t take the human world as your homeland
Gain the Fa and return to heaven-you’ve been waiting for it for so long, too long
April 13, 2016"
Master Li Hongzhi (Hong Yin V, from Falun Dafa teachings)
look how backward we are in comparison...respect from Austin
Thats why you should never underestimate an Islamic country.
@@ArfinShakhawat 🤣🤣🤣
Love to the beautiful iranian people from Italy 🇮🇷🇮🇹
Love from Hungary! 🇭🇺
Just a question, are Italian people similar to Iranians?
@@unitedrail-mainchannel8991на сицилийцев похожи
An Italian Engineer named Guido Romeo Pizzagalli and his colleagues designed and built the Veresk bridge in Iran. Love you all
@@unitedrail-mainchannel8991 a part of italians are quite similar, but a quote has also fairer complexions and hairs
I would like to visit this beautiful country with a grandiose history. Greetings from Russia
Sitting with grace and serenity.
Well mannered commuters.
Iran is a civilised country.
A great nation ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Trains in the Tehran metro are very similar to trains in Moscow. Respect from Russia!
Yes, No dark criminals like we have All over the US
Тоже когда глянула на экран, сначала подумала, что это Москва.😮 Рада, что у них тоже красивое метро и что нас, оказывается, многое объединяет.❤
The train vendor shows a difference at once, because this is forbidden in Moscow. Occasionally you may meet some illegal one, but he will sell just a couple of items, ready to melt into the crowd at first sight of the police officers.
I've seen Moscow metro.absolutely fantastic. ❤ from 🇮🇷
@@user-ty4ee9fi6c Когда в россии будет ходить исламская полиция нравов и избивать тёлок тогда наконец объединитесь
I was in iran for 3 years. Tehran metroes looks like 5 star hotels. People are very hospitable, friendly & helpful. Iran weather is fantabulous. Iranian people & culture is amazing. It's a very advanced country. From India with greetings & lots of love❤❤❤🇮🇷🇮🇳🇮🇷🇮🇳🇮🇷🇮🇳🇮🇷
These folk seem very laid back & not worried about a video camera, which is nice.
Because it's a hidden camera lol
I have a huge respect for this great country and great civilisation. As a French we have strong affection to each others even our stupid politics. Greetings from Paris
merci
Greetings from Paris! It's wonderful to hear about your respect and admiration for Iran and its rich civilization. France and Iran indeed have a long history of cultural exchange and mutual appreciation, despite any political differences that may exist. It's heartening to see how people from different parts of the world can connect and appreciate each other's cultures and histories.
Paris, known for its beautiful architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture, shares some similarities with Iran in terms of appreciation for art, literature, and tradition.
Thank you for sharing your sentiments and greetings from the beautiful city of Paris.
Well, it's cleaner than a NYC subway. No graffitti and no homeless. No aggressive panhandlers. Not bad. being able to walk through the train without sliding open doors is nice too.
This has been forbidden for sellers to sell inside the metro (tow months ago) @@HK-fz5rn
خودتحقیربدبخت@@HK-fz5rn
But it's just a video from metro, if you go to streets you can see poor and homeless people there
ofc bro everysingle location on earth has homeless
she was just comparing the subways @@miladamm
@@miladamm what's the point of mentioning that? Az our brother says, every single location in earth could have homeless
No fighting, no screaming very modern and nice people درود
حوالی وقت اوج ترافیک گاهاً زر زری یا کشمکشی روی میده ولی رو هم رفته -بلی-
درست می فرمایی` 👅`ن\د🖋📘 💃🏻🐓🕺🏻
@@neo4102no because it’s ✨dictatorship✨
@@neo4102 That is a major element and everyone knows it but u r not allowed to say it.
always been like this, iranians are civic and cultivized people with and good behaviour has beeen a cultural trait since antiquity.
@neo4102 absolutely not , just culture
I lived in Tehran for several years. Before the revolution and after. It's nice to see how the city has changed for the better. The country is well developed and moving forward. And this despite American sanctions.
Beautiful people, beautiful culture... Greetings from Greece...
Nice polite people and nation. Iran is a historical treasure in our world. Hope the best for them. Regards from Greece .
You are a stark contrast from Themistocles who said “Let no Persian pass!”
greece is an old and amazing historica country philosophy and mathmathic and other siences born in greece as iranian I was in Athena one week and I found lovliest and kindest people in greece i felt like home . thank you my friend for compliment about Iran you are amazing guys I love greece.
greece is an old and amazing historica country philosophy and mathmathic and other siences born in greece as iranian I was in Athena one week and I found lovliest and kindest people in greece i felt like home . thank you my friend for compliment about Iran you are amazing guys I love greece.
Greece is the birthplace of Pythagoras, the first man who KNEW that reality was a mathematical construct, for that the globe must be eternally grateful. May his wisdom make the globe remember who we are
@@estebancorral5151 stereotypes :)
What a civilized society. All the Iranians I've ever met have been impressive people
why aren't they wearing headscarves? don't you get arrested if you don't
except the shahnites who would scream in your face I'm pehrshian not iraaaaaniiiiiehhh, I love Israel and we were advanced under the shah becusae we had clubs and drinking
@@JuanHsia-Lan I have no idea dude. I'm not iranian
@@lastpokemon I didn't know about that. How does that work?
Currently, Iran is the only country confirmed to execute gay people federally
This is a nice depiction of Iranian people. Greetings from Brazil
🎉🎉🎉 ❤ great Iran metro... Thai people respect Iran & Iranian people...
It is so good to see regular people from a country no matter how much social media try to paint toxic images on them. This videos show that different nationalities have been taught to hate each other by their manipulative governments without any good base at all.
Who told you that things have changed!!!!! The Iranian regime still spreads hatred, hatred, and demonization of other countries and peoples to this day
why aren't they wearing headscarves
@@JuanHsia-LanIran is nothing like what the western medias says it is
I was there a week ago
And going back next week
@@KindAssassin-jw4lrI think they were being sarcastic, every woman was wearing a head scarf nearly. In my country the number of women wearing headscarves is growing as more and more Muslims arrive, but I could only see one or two without in this video,
@@JuanHsia-LanYou can see more scarves in Paris that in Teheran, hahahahaha
Yo soy peruana. Vivi la Unión Soviética, Rusia, Baky,Kiev. El metro de Moscú, es lo MÁXIMO❤❤❤❤pero veo que de Irán es también lo máximo....Saludos de Hamburgo (Alemania)
I love their history, their poems, they are strong people. I would like one day to visit it. I have seen plenty of documentaries about them.
Persians are one of the most beautiful people i've ever seen :)
Greetings from Sri Lanka!! 🇮🇷🇱🇰
@@provisionalhypothesisno! Its so good to see our women protecting themselves from your perverted eyes! Hijab doesn't opress, it protects our women! They have dignity, unlike western women.
@@provisionalhypothesisoh please there are many of them without covering their hair, are you blind to the reality?
@@provisionalhypothesiscan't see skin? Horrible
@@provisionalhypothesis Watch the video. There are many women in this train who do not have their hair covered.
@@provisionalhypothesis thats a good thing
Holy shit this looks so much better than Philly
That's not a hard accomplishment by any means
@@user-qm8bc4bu1t imagine crack and meth fighting each other in one city.
Philadelphia is a dump.
@@prigzhn667because Americans most watch this video. I'm from Russia and in our cyties many subway stations looks like palaces.
@@prigzhn667because Americans are finally waking up ! Just realising that America is borderline 3rd world now ! This what happens when you waste all your taxpayers dollars on endless wars
Beautiful nation, love to visit, love you from Bosnia
Appears to be a clean modern subway in a clean modern bustling city. Other than the complete difference in location, language, and culture, it is residents of a big major city getting from point A to point B and living their daily lives. Respect from the USA.
I'm Russian, and from the first seconds of the video I felt a sudden connection to what I see. It is so similar to Russia in many ways! The blend od tradition and modernity, comfort and quiet respect of tge people towards eachother, people. It may sound weird, but ine of my first thoughts was "this is probably what Russian subway would look like if Vladimir the Great chose Islam instead of Orthodoxy 😄
It's a big relief for me to see ordinary people living their lives peacefully in a country under so much outside pressure and a very hard history. Iran and its people for me is a collection of the best sides of the Muslim world. The smile never left my face while I watched the entire video!
With best regards, from your Ortodox Christian friend from Moscow, Russia! 🇷🇺❤️🇮🇷
Birds of a feather
Russia is the most important country in the world.
God is with you.
"comfort and quiet respect of tge people towards eachother" lol
@@heinzriemann3213most? what do they do for the world
@@user-ye6ty9ie8gстраны которые вы считаете демократичными и мирными, уничтожают четверть земного шара, лёл🤡
I greet you from Iran. Iran is a 7000-year-old country with 45 years of sanctions, which is🇮🇷🇮🇷 unprecedented in history, but with the efforts of the government and people, it is moving forward with strength and speed. I wish you dear ones would come to Iran and enjoy all this technology and kindness.
I am a friend of all of you from Iran
Hello 👋..super 😊...many women with no Hijab...is this usual ..??
@@markpensarn593 - In the main cities like Tehran, it is relatively common to see woman with no head covering (the majority will have a 'light' covering, like a scarf covering the back of their hair). In more rural, conservative (Islamic) areas this would not be accepted and all woman would be expected to have a head covering. Before 1979, Iran was a very modern cosmopolitan, liberal country. The Islamic revolution of '79 made it an Islamic republic and quite conservative. But the large population centres like Tehran maintain a healthy degree of liberty and freedom. In Tehran most woman dressed in a western style (with no head covering) would not be pestered at all. But if they moved out to rural areas, the local Police may instruct them to use a head covering.
Cuba lives with sanction more than 60 years.....
@@msresu Cuba is a s*le?
@@markpensarn593 Hello many western women with no modesty... Is this usual?
...unexpectedly...to be honest I,m pleasently surprised....everything is very civilized and clean
Cleanest subway cars I’ve ever seen , I ride Chicago’s trains and this is way better than, no bums sleeping on train or smoking crack
As a Swiss-Iranian I travel often by Metro here in Tehran, I have to say that it is extremely clean and safe and super rapid. Additionally, people are very polite and helpful. Compared to London, Paris or New York, I would say it is much better. Moscow is still the best, because you have a train every 60-90 seconds, very clean as well and the stations inside the first circle line are like museums. In Tehran they should use their Iranian art and every station will be turned into a fantastic place. Sometimes I also had people paying an instrument in the stations or on the train: it was a wonderful concert!
I think in Shiraz metro station they already started doing that. It has a beautiful modern-ancient architecture combined
Greetings from Russia 🌹
Prosperity to the people of Iran 🎉🎉🎉
Iran and Russia have less tourists
@@user-zl1hy3hs4e Огромное спасибо. Мне не хватают станции московского метро.
@@PortugalZeroworldcup what is the point of your statement? Do you think the Russians would reduce the number of their trains when they had more tourists? Or the Iranians would take less care of order and cleanliness?
Respect from Serbistan to Iran 🇷🇸 🇮🇷
Thank for taking us along the Metro ride. Beautiful scenery
Amazing how peoples are so well behaved and respectful. Very nice society. Would love to visit them from Canada.
I'm from Kuwait. All my family have been to Iran multiple times. But I have been there only once 2018. I went there to have a cosmetic plastic surgery for my nose. I stayed 10 days.
nice video! big respect and support to iran, iranian people and their great history and culture! greetings from czech republic! 🇨🇿
I'm from Kuwait and already booked a flight ticket to Prague for a short vacation of five days. I fly on March 17th. This will be my first visit to Czech.
@@Koeweit i hope you will like it...
I've been to perag. ❤from 🇮🇷. Absolute culture centre
@@h.y1855 nice that you liked it!
as an american, I wish I could live in such a civilized and polite society.
Selam from Bosnia to the people of Iran 🇧🇦 ❤ 🇮🇷
Canadian here. Amazing. What a beautiful metro, clean, no homeless or aggressive panhandlers or violent thugs or degenerates, safe, cheap to ride, the people look civilized and sophisticated and...normal. We couldn't dream of such a thing here. We in this country look down on countries like Iran when they are in many ways doing much better than us, and that's despite sanctions. They deserve respect. Love to Iran and the Iranian people from Canada.
Don't confuse the ruling government with the general population. It's the ruling government that's the problem.
Note there's no women using the subway.
No respect for Iran.
In totalitarian countries , cleanliness of the capital city is very important. People who violate the law are treated harshly.
@modernhumanity7
Your interpretation of western countries applies ONLY to the USA, not all the other westernized countries.
In my country there's no fear of men walking into women's spaces.
Having said that, I don't believe women have that freedom and segregation is not the answer for the failure of men to control themselves. It's nothing to be proud of.
Are the women still covering their faces?
@@elishevak.8637 Sounds awesome. We need that here.
Beautiful country with beautiful people ❤❤❤
Fabulous..
Iran is one of my dream countries to visit.. Love from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇷
Iranians are the most hospiable, kindest people on earth. My father taught in Iran and he would say that the Iranians are the best people on earth.
Now Iran becomes my priority country to visit. ❤❤
من سالهاست از کشورم دورم و متروهای به این مدرنی و تمیزی رو نهتوی انگلیس دیدم ونه در هنگ کنگ. واقعا جای افتخار داره👍
لابد لندن بودی
@@ARYANLURبله همينطور است
خیلی از اونور ناراضی هستی برگرد بیا اونجا چیکار داری پاشو بیا از نزدیک افتخار کن
فقط عده ای بی فرهنگ هنوز داریم هنگامی که قطار به ایستگاه میرسد باید اوا انهایی که داخل هستند خارج یا پیاده شوند ولی عده زیاد مردم مهلت نمیدند که دیگران پیاده شوند بعد آنها سوار شوند .
پس گمشو بیا وطنت کف زمین مترو رو لیس بزن اگه تمیزی مترو برات اولویته
I have been to Iran and to be honest this country is way better than many European countries
Iran= class , generosity , intelligence , humanity and cultural beauty . Been to 144 countries and Iran stands on top of my list ✊❤️🇨🇦
Looks cleaner than U.S., Canada, and most of Europe!
US - sure. Definitely not Europe. Perhaps cleaner than the parts inhabited by the migrants, I'll give you that.
It’s just smaller
@@xandr13why you are so racist ?
nah bro, u need to educate urself in how the system works, have fun living where there is no visas , no crypto, and currency worth shitttt, and islam regime every corner, how stupppid u have to be to actually think people would move to this shithole cause of clean subway?
@@ABCTraveler-ol5oj What do you mean 'smaller'? The Tehran metro is only 24 years old and is ranked 22 in the world for ridership !
Outside Asia (China!) only Moscow, NYC, Paris and London have more ridership.
Iran is one of my favourite country. Started loving it because of their men's volleyball national team.
I am Irish-Australian who went to a Catholic school. My best friend in school was a Shia Muslim Iranian-Australian. He taught me a lot out of my ignorance. Our media is terrible propaganda.
😂😂😂
Can you please explain what you learned that was wrong in your thoughts about Iran.
@@JaStvarno That it is allegedly a "dictatorship" where "women are ill-treated and discriminated", a "terrorist state" etc. etc. etc.
Beautiful Iran and its people. Lots of love for Iranian people from India.
Cleanliness, cleanliness, cleanliness. With all due respect to you, your people and your country do not know the meaning of cleanliness
@@aaaaaaaa9282 still we got a larger GDP and growth rate...
Wow so clean, inside and outside, long live Iran.
What do you think about iran?
Iran seems like an incredible country. I know some Iranians in Germany and they are great, educated people. Would love to travel there one day.
Love for my Iranian brothers and sisters from Bangladesh ❤
They not your brothers and sisters Bangladesh is considered lowly nasty uneducated people
You're Bangladeshi rajput? Your surname is quite Rajput-like
It's cleaner and more organised than the Underground in London ever could be.
Except, as you can see in the video, people don't let people exit first before entering the metro.
Err. No. Totally untrue.
Iran is beautiful country with a civilisation that has a rich history. Greetings from Thailand
Imagine NYC metro next to this. Iran is 1000x better. Viva Iran!
اپراتورهای سپاه چرا اینقدر موجودات کوچک و رقت انگیزی هستید!؟ من برای شما متاسفم برای شما وحشی شیعه رقت انگیز بچه تروریست!! ایالات متحده و سایر کشورهای غربی که به آنها جهان متمدن می گویند، این مترو را به شما داده است، چراغی که در آن مترو روشن می کنید، ماشینی که رانندگی می کنید به جای شتر، کامپیوتر، اینترنت، موبایل، پزشکی، فناوری. من می خواهم آن را بگویم، می توانم؟ من؟ حتی کاندوم که شما موجود رقت انگیز زشتی با NAMOOS خود استفاده می کنید lol . سادات بگریاند🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣
Tehran’s metro is probably 25 years old vs NYC which is over 100.
This user is part of Islamic Republic online propaganda "jihad". Look at it's username and compare it to some other usernames with similar comments.
@@mehrshadvr4London Underground is even older than the New York Subway and it yet it no where as dirty as the US
BRAVO ZA IRAN, ZIVEO IRAN I NAROD NJEGOV! ❤ ❤ ❤ 💥
Hello from Argentina and warm compliments for this nice vid . There's a lot of fascination for Persian people , so respectful , so clean and awesome in general , I know Iran is a full amazing country . Hospitaly of their inhabitants have a # 1 high reputation . Love and peace for that beautiful nation
I dream of visiting this country someday in my life and getting to know its people. I sincerely wish Iran prosperity in our allied bloc BRICS. With great respect from friendly Russia! 🇷🇺 🤝 🇮🇷
Tell that to ukrainian ex-friends
@@BOBTHELUNATICWho are you anyway that dared to tell me what to do? 🖕
@@BOBTHELUNATIC don't care about them, jerk off to them all alone
Iran is a sophisticated society. America loves to call it otherwise
What does America say? Be specific.!
Nope. America criticizes the unpopular iranian regime. The us government knows these people are tired of khamenei and his jihadi bs and that it is only a matter of time before they overthrow him. That is why there hasnt been a war
It's the government they don't like. The people in Iran, in general, have always been pretty pro-Western. Google it.
Never mind, because whatever America says is BS @@xaviSF
Not that sophisticated if there's no women using the subway
Красивое и чистое метро, красивые люди.
Западная пропаганда везде орёт, что иранских женщин притесняют, но на видео видео, что они свободны и в стиле одежды, и в своих передвижениях.
Привет из Волгограда
What a nonsense, you should go there and talk to women! They are NOT free! Many women are in jail for wearing their hair open in public. In Iran sharia is the law, so how can any stupid say that this is any freedom? Go and live there!
That irritatet me too...
Так в том-то и дело, что они последние два года плюют на запреты режима и ходят без платка. Слишком их много таких, чтобы наказывать.
@@user-ds4do5vq3k тут как раз большинство в платках, выглядит норм.
@@sergeyd2199 те, кто с платками, в большинстве своем носят на затылке на отшибись. Согласно формальным правилам даже за это втык могли давать
Iranian people respect one to another❤
My dad met Iranians at work (he is an engineer). He says that Iranians are intelligent and nice people. Greetings from Russia 🇷🇺
Какое хорошее метро в Тегеране! И поездка действительно позволяет что-то понять об иранском обществе. Спасибо за видео.
за то на улицах бардак. водители пешеходов не пропускают, а пешеходы переходят улицу где попало.
@@sael52 Ты там был? или по CNN увидел?
Iran`s metro system is very modern, super clean and well-designed. It has been fully designed and build by Persian architects and workers. Moreover it is very convenient, affordable and fast. Moreover, Iran is very modern and stylish country. It is common to see that metro walls like many building and houses have been covered with marble stones, travertine and granite stones. It is their culture to be luxury and life style is very nice.
Современное метро, современные люди, безопасно, чисто. Молодцы иранцы!
Great metro, terrible government. Great metros in Russia too, and terrible... 😅. Seems there's a pattern. 😂
Greetings to Iranian brothers and sisters from India ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Какое прекрасное метро.
Современный поезд,красивые станции.
И воспитанные люди.
Сразу вспоминается сказочная Персия.
А также страницы книги Рины Зеленой,которая побывала в стране еще в середине 40-х годов 20 века.
A lot more conversations…this is great, thanks for sharing!
Fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing. Very clean and (of course) very orderly.
Glad you enjoyed it! It's always a pleasure to share insights. 😊👍
Love This. The side of Iran that they do not show. It is clean, I haven't seen one crazy person or anyone begging or trying to hustle you. ❤❤🗝🗝☀☀
I'm surprised to see women not wearing headscarfs in a public metro. I thought it was illegal in Iran
I read they loosened enforcement after the protests.
Great people of Iran, stay strong brothers and sisters 🇹🇳 ❤🇮🇷
Hello Iranian friends, I'm Brazilian and I live in the port city of Paranaguá and we receive many Iranian ships. Here in Brazil there is no embargo on Iranian vessels. I would like to see Iran in the BRICS(I), but I know about India's veto because it has become Netaniahu's pet. 🇧🇷🇮🇷
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what a beautiful subway system and lovely people. Greetings from New York.
I have never seen train tracks looking that clean...not a single litter.
That's how a civilized society looks like. Welcome to the BRICS, Iran
- from the Republic of South Africa 🇿🇦
Every metro track in East Asia...
Iranian women have not only been forced to veil but have been forbidden from dancing or singing solo in public, riding a bicycle, attending matches in sports arenas, becoming judges or president. They must sit at the back of the bus and can travel abroad only with their husband's.
And LGBTQ+ people can be executed just for being who they are and want to love.
That's NOT a civilized society. It's tyrannical.
They could subtract India and add Iran on the I. Indians are clearly bending towards they paymasters.
Their 500 commercial airline planes orders went towards Boeing and Airbus. Not a single to Brazil’s Embraer.
See you next time thank you for sharing with us the beauty of Iran and Teheran 🙏❤️
I love using the subway, it's a way to discover the city I'm visiting and also see the habits and customs of the locals. Thank you for this video, it was very pleasant to see all the details 🚇
Ive had the pleasure of meeting iranians in real life. They're graceful and intelligent
people. Given that, this subway does not surprise me, but it makes me happy to see it. I wish for their continued success in the future.
A most enjoyable video. I live in Toronto Canada, and from what I can see from this video, it seems as though the Tehran subway system is cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing, and certainly more affordable than what we have here. This video has been a bit of an eye opener and I look forward to seeing it for myself one day. Thank you.
we the people welcome u but our regime might not
I had a great experience while using the Metro, I went there in 2016 and when I tried to buy the ticket in cash they didn't have change because I only had big notes but I gentleman there heard my conversation and he offered to pay the ticket for me. He was a professor at a university, the people there were very nice and I hope I can go back again to continue visiting the wonderful places Iran has.
Thank you for this very interesting documentary about the Tehran Metro. I was very impressed by the beautiful stations and their architecture. And above all from the fare of just 10 cents. In the Vienna subway a ride costs $2.61. What is strange for an European is that women have their own wagons. Greetings from Vienna
I'm from near London, and here we have the world famous metro system known locally as the 'Underground' or simply 'the Tube'. Watching this video, I drew a lot of parallels between the Tehran metro and my home one. The way the trains pull in, their sounds, and random people just hovering around the platforms, and of course, the rush hour crush haha. Tehran's metro felt surprisingly familiar, except everyone on the train is Iranian, teens sell snacks as they walk down the train aisle, you don't have little sooty mice running between the tracks and the station architecture is quite different, but nevertheless Tehran's subway is really impressive and modern, yet affordable. Very interesting video, thanks!
Honestly, seems cleaner and more well kept than the tube and NY metro!
Ours is a toilet next to th8s, thanks TFL.
Wow , such a clever metro we don’t have such a clean in Melbourne Australia 😅
😶😶😯😯🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆 [نفس حبس\بریده شده در اثر شگفت محض~]
All designed and planned during Pahlavi era. More cities have extensive networks that have not been made to due constant delays due to corruption
@@gitahashemi8292 are you joking? designed in pahlavi eraLOOOOL most of it developed in the recent years pahlavi didnt have any metro plan LOL
@@gitahashemi8292 hello delusional monkey. this metro system was built in 1999. Pahlavi monarchy was overthrown in 1979. also, Iran has 6 metro systems in 6 different cities and 2 more under construction, all built by the current government. during Pahlavi monarchy Tehran didn't even have a functional sewage system let alone a metro system.
@@gitahashemi8292how old are you? I swear if you say you’re an adult I’m gonna kms