2 Hours Walking in Tehran, Iran
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- In this video, we take a 2-hour walking tour of Tehran on a weekday. The neighborhoods we pass through are mostly crowded areas in the city center, such as Valiasr Square, Keshavarz Boulevard, Vesal Shirazi Street, Enghelab Square, Hafez Bridge, Jomhuri Street, and Istanbul Square.
In this video, you can see what it's like to walk through these neighborhoods. Most people who live in Tehran are familiar with these neighborhoods.
We start at Valiasr Square, where we have a separate video. You can watch that video on our channel.
After that, we go to Enghelab Square, which is famous for its bookstores. We can say that Enghelab Square is located exactly in the center of Tehran. If you look at the map, you will realize that Enghelab Square is exactly like the heart of Tehran. Another reason why Enghelab Square has so many bookstores is that the University of Tehran is located near this square. The University of Tehran is one of the most prominent universities in Tehran and Iran, and most popular movements have started from the students of this university. It has played a major role in Iran's recent history.
After Enghelab, we go to Hafez Bridge and Jomhuri Street, which are the center of mobile phone shopping. Finally, we go to Istanbul Square. Along the way, we see the musical instrument shops of Tehran, and at Istanbul Square, we arrive at the Plasco building. Plasco building is the center of Iranian clothing production, which collapsed 5 years ago and was rebuilt, and was very controversial.
I hope you enjoy watching this video. If you would like a specific place in Tehran to be filmed, please let me know in the comments.
00:00 Preview
00:53 Meydan-e Valiasr Metro Station
05:57 Valiasr Square
07:43 Lavashak and Laboo as Street Food
08:24 Keshavarz Boulevard
17:14 Vesal Shirazi Street
21:27 Enghelab Street
26:10 Tehran University
33:26 Enghelab Square
37:14 Enghelab Bookstores
39:11 Book Vendor
39:48 One of the Hundreds of Book Markets in Enghelab Street
44:01 Street Food : Laboo and Baghali
45:54 Some Violin Performance
50:47 Some Painting Techniques
53:49 Heading Towards Valiasr Crossroad
01:04:03 Valiasr Crossroad
01:06:51 Daneshjoo Park
01:09:00 Asleep on the sidewalk
01:14:57 College Bridge
01:25:00 Rush Insanity Level : Maximum
01:26:39 Some Street Foods
01:28:05 Charsou Mall
01:32:13 Music Instruments Shop
01:35:29 Glasses Shop Center
01:38:02 Literally Motorcycles Everywhere
01:47:12 69% Fake Shoes Shopping Center
01:48:57 Plasco Building
01:54:38 Lalehzar Crossroad
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Much ❤️ and Respect to Iran 🇮🇷 from The United States 🇺🇲. Thanks - a real treat for me without the propaganda. God Bless 🙏
What exactly do you mean with ‘propaganda’?
Greetings from the Islamic Republic of Iran. 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
Our country has best sceneries and places for tourists.
I don't care who God is, what matters is that I love and like the people and country of Iran. Love from Vietnam
I was born in Hamadan but my family moved to Germany when khamenei took over the country, I was only 9 months old so I don’t remember anything from Iran sadly. I love your videos and I have so much love and compassion for my Iranian brothers and sisters. 💚🤍❤️
Family from Esfahan :)
It's obvious you are ill informed. There was a revolution which led to a change in the country's political system. Of course there are people who are not happy with that but to say khomeini took over the country just shows your ignorance.
Tehran is clean and beautiful ❤
I'm glad you find Tehran beautiful. ❤
Iran is very beautiful
Many thanks for your great videos, many greetings from Austria! ❤
Beautiful City
By far the best video about Iran on youtube, very well described in captions and excellent videography. Thank you so much for your efforts. Lots of respect and appreciation. Long video so watching it with breaks. ❤❤❤👍👍👍
Beautiful city, big avenues , interesting video.
Love watching it.
Thank you for sharing.
love it.
I always wanted to visit Iran but first the Covid Pandemic and now the middle east situation put me off of going there. And It's a pity because the country looks like very friendly with visitors. I hope the middle east situation can improve soon and I could be walking Tehran in not far away time 🙌
thank you sir😍😍
Wow super cute Iran
Good work, good, interessant video! Greetings from Hungary!👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautifull city ❤❤❤❤❤
More videos like this, please
Pretty neat
Question: When are women allowed NOT to wear a scarf/hijab and when do they have to?
In the video I see women sometimes covering their hair and sometimes not. I thought the Iran Regime is very strict.
You have to wear a hijab in public.
And in your house you don't have to unless a male stranger is in your house.
The government is weak and can't enforce the law.
I love Iran 🇮🇷 much and I want to visit from ❤️💙🧡
Good video, good explanation, thankyou for your time . Iran changed, or changing to a modern country, bigger cities, Specially Tehran is becoming like western world style, the new ' Iran Mall " is so big and modern ,Iran is getting nicer and way more populated. The Tehran subway is way more cleaner then many other subway in the world. Anyway i walked with you from daylight until night time, and was a good walk, saw that part of Tehran again, how come you didn't stop have something to eat, nothing is like Persian food ?, maybe you did, and didn't film it ! .
God never change a nation unless the Nation change himself. So sorry to hear that
It's important for communities to strive for positive change and growth from within. Thank you for sharing your perspective.
But if a nation can change itself, what's God got to do with it? Change it a little more? 😅
@@bobbybannerjee5156my friend have you sorted out the lavatory problem in your country ? Didnt God give you enough brain to use toilets?
finally I found a channel that dose not use attractive girls in sexy position as their video cover (I saw once you done that but can be ignored ) and also your video fairly shows street with no specific narrative, keep up good work
من ایرانی هستم برادر افغانی با اینهمه صداقت و مهر وقفا حتما انشالله موفقی
No homeless and no drugs 👏👏👏👏
الهی همیشه دلتون شاد وایامتون بکام باشه❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤الهی همیشه شادی وموفقیت مردم سرزمینم ببینم❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
تشکراز برنامه های زیبا وجذابتون❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
سپاس از آرزوهای قشنگتون! امیدوارم همیشه شاد و موفق باشید و که مردم عزیز سرزمینتان نیز روزهای خوبی را تجربه کنند. 🙏❤️
دلم برای بلوار کشاورز تنگ شده بود .. ممنون از ویدیوتون ❤ من هم از گیلان ویدیو میزارم .. خوشحال میشم به سری بزنی 🙋🌹💚❤️❤️❤️💚💚
باعث افتخاره که از ویدیوهای من لذت میبرید! منتظر دیدن ویدیوهای شما از گیلان هستم. ممنون از حمایتتون! 🙏🌹
ممنون از زحمتی که میکشی ،،
اگه لطف کنی و اسم منطقه یا خیابان رو روی صفحه نشون بدی عالی میشه . عالی و تشکر
And I fell compation to Iran people❤❤❤❤❤ and all population is suffering
Your compassion for the people of Iran is deeply appreciated. Indeed, many face challenges, and empathy is essential. Thank you for caring.
O see then so happy now than before ,I know I am Light worker also uoutuber toove snd Light to you
That's wonderful to hear! Spreading positivity and light is a beautiful mission. Keep shining bright on your journey as a Lightworker and UA-camr. Wishing you continued happiness and success!
Scarf is still mandatory?
Those escalators look a lot like Montreal’s. We must have the same supplier.
Thank you for the information
It will be very useful for Azov the Battalion
that is very funny but once Russian finish with them and i don't see them have any b.... to come anywhere near Iran beside they need to ask their American owners first
@26:13 the University of Tehran. Odd that there are no signs!
From Agiotol to tofays changes are essential for populations,as I know Oran is to Bricks to enter this is Gessars state
Change is indeed inevitable and often necessary for the progress and well-being of societies. Adapting to new circumstances and embracing transformation can lead to positive outcomes for communities. Thank you for highlighting the importance of change and evolution.
Only Chinese cars imported? I remember trekking around South America seeing lots of cars and buses and trucks which had their first life in Japan or Korea. They still had the characters written on them. Used Japanese KEI (small size) Trucks and cars are imported in small quantity to USA because there is a law something like if it is > 25 years old you can import it. Must be weird walking around a city and not smelling Marijuana or periodically coming across a dead OD'd person like I've seen in San Francisco.
You know about Western economic sanctions, right?
The comments are laughable. It is obvious this nation has nothing to offer. It is total squalor. I do thank you for showing this real state of Iran.
Still upset about the much hyped iron dome?
So, is it fine to not wear hijab in Iran nowadays?
If you're not Iranian then yes
no let me correct you. "If you're not women, then yes"@@11md
شوفوا يا عراقيين جمال المدينة و العمران و بنيتها التحتية و انتم خليكم خدم
صرنا مضحكة لأمة محمد و امم العالم
آسفين يا عراق الحضارة
As it deems these thikns they go to revolousion as we have also in Greece the dame problem
It sounds like there are widespread concerns about political and societal issues, both in the USA and Greece. Addressing these challenges often requires cooperation, dialogue, and collective action from various stakeholders. It's essential to engage in constructive discourse and seek peaceful solutions for the betterment of society.
دنیای کهنه تو قرن دو هزار هنوز مشکل اصلیشون حجاب هست
Looks like northern China, Haerbin in 2010s.
way too similar to Downtown Cairo!!
I just noticed that not all women are covering their hair, which is actually great, but aren't they afraid?
58:19 Let me clarify it for you. The hijab is mandatory, it is a law and it is enforced. Mahsa Amini and many girls like her died because of the enforcement of this law. The Islamic Republic however has lost its grip on people and there is nothing they can do to regain that control. The cat is out of the bag, and many in the law enforcement have shown to be reluctantly doing their "job" as you just saw with that officer.
فاحشه خونه کردن ایران رو تو خواب ببینید. کم مشکل نداریم بخوایم با عقده های شما هم کنار بیایم😂
The hijab is not the solution to be happy people of Iran oter thinks sre to make them happy as the freedom to decide what to wear or to go a place couse we have freewill from Almity and women is not sub race
Absolutely, happiness comes from freedom and choice. Respecting individual agency and equality is paramount. Well said!
What language is this?
write in your language and we'll translate it ffs, or better ye; go back to your cave lollol
Do not corget 2-3 years ago prohibited to a woman withou scarf is not the ritual for a n iranian uniform a small hat eith ornamens is the real uniformand a long decorsted dress
Thank you for sharing your perspective on Iranian dress traditions. Cultural attire can indeed vary and evolve over time. It's valuable to understand and respect diverse cultural practices and expressions.
Thanks ❤🇮🇱
Those ugly looking windshields on motorbikes
are there many more Palestinian flags in Tehran... let's see if there are more there or more here in the US 😂
Unfortunately Iran does nothing to do with Islam they adopting a new religion which are mixed in culture and paganism
It is Islam, what are you talking about?
@@Mina-ki3iz shism is not adopted by majority Muslims
shit is shit, brown yellow green, Shiite Sunni, no difference in essence, from Iran.
Why unfortunately? You want to be Muslim, who's stopping you? Why do you need the whole world to agree with you on your faith?
I saw IELTS & TOFEL books??!! I thought those must be forbidden in Iran.