Why Would a Tourist Not Visit Iran (4K) چرا یه توریست نیاد ایران؟

#iran #iranian #4k #tourism
Following our previous video on why tourists SHOULD visit Iran, we ask the people of Tehran why wouldn't they
You can find our previous video here:
• Why Should Tourists Vi...
از تهرانی ها پرسیدیم چرا یه توریست ممکنه ایران نیاد
The opinions expressed in this video are those of individual interviewees alone and do not reflect the views of Life goes on in Iran or the general Iranian population.
Urban Life
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Iran Opinion
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Tehran University Students
Tourism in Iran
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Iranian boys
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Authentic Iranian
Iranian Students
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What Iranians think about
Iranian Reaction
دانشگاه تهران
میدون انقلاب
نظر ایرانی ها راجع به
نظر تهرانی ها
مصاحبه مردمی
چرا تهرانی ها
واکنش
زندگی شهری
آشپزی در طبیعت
سفر
توریست خارجی
دختر تهرانی
پسر تهرانی
ایران اینترنشنال
ولاگ تهران
زندگی روستایی

[@baghdadisfree9361]

🇮🇷🇮🇶I think that nature and the beauty of architecture and mosques are what I love most about Iran. Greetings from Baghdad

[@alireza_adventure]

[@muhammadsuleman9328]

Irani mardam o khanum kashang assat ❤️🇵🇰❤️🇮🇷

[@nina_112]

🥰❤️

[@NRFP]

Persia is the best country in the world for art, culture, heritage, food. make persia great again. the lost glory must be restored Respect from Bangladesh

[@monikaantonikj7983]

Iran land of history ,greeting from Makedonija & Sweden

[@isfahantour5675]

Hello, my good friend... have you ever traveled to Isfahan? Isfahan is famous for half the world.. Isfahan is a must see.

[@negruperla]

I would like to visit Iran. I love the sound of your language. Loves from Türkiye

[@marialourdesdayot3064]

I haven't been in Iran, but I could say that there's a lot of beautiful places that should be visit.💕💕Hoping one day, I can go there. 🇵🇭💕🇮🇷

[@dollarchange2917]

While I’m American and have visited Iran 4 times 😝

[@rahnama5010]

I took my foreign wife to Iran. Everyone treated her with kindness and respect. Iran has many interesting attractions, and our hospitality is renowned worldwide. Unless foreigners are politically aligned against our current political infrastructure, there is absolutely no reason NOT to visit this beautiful, historical country. Authorities must do a better job marketing.

[@motasch241]

Iranian International Marketing took a wrong turn 😄

[@pecelirovucago7149]

Thanks for your comment, we were misled by all western countries..

[@thecrimsondragon9744]

Interesting that you think it's the marketing that needs fixing...

[@AppleCinnamon1]

The west = crap.

[@Solid_Snake88]

Authorities are the problem in iran. MAHSA AMINI ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@malikqasimaliawan6173]

One day inshallah I will visit Iran Respect from Pakistan ❤️🇵🇰

[@AppleCinnamon1]

I love to visit Iran. The west has been brainwashed against Iran. Those who complain about the traffic in Tehran, they should see the traffic in LA, London and Paris. Here in the west, our air quality as well as our quality of life is far below Iran. If only Iranians knew.

[@haag3311]

100% agree.

[@double_immortallity7912]

I Hope In Next Year i Can Visit Iran . If Can I Would To Live In There Too . Bcs Someone Spesial For Me Is Iranian People From Shiraz . Love To Iran From Indonesia 🇮🇷❤️❤️🇮🇩

[@mcpiano7323]

IRAN the land of nature, beauty, art, culture, generosity, hospitability, rich history and 4 seasons

[@mayavanessa9140]

LOVE YOU IRAN

[@kbalochbaloch7293]

I want to visit iran 10000000000000000 times in my life just because of IMAM REZA AS SHRINE 😥💕💕❤

[@tarunodaysarma9741]

Iran is a beautiful country with beautiful people...love from India

[@seyed1568]

We love india from iran too

[@ariusthegreat]

​@@seyed1568no we do not

[@Epsilon04]

As a UK citizen I would love to visit Iran one day, you name it Iran has it whether you want great scenery, unique culture, history, friendly people, food etc.

[@Asiandramas99]

And beautiful People 😀😀

[@r.t1576]

Me too! Any citizen of the UK, USA, or Canada is more challenging to visit. The visa application process can take a long time - can be frustrating too - & sometimes, the application can get rejected after a long wait. You must be on a certified guided tour, either as a group or solo, at all times; personally, I like to travel independently.

[@miramatusiak3481]

Jestem z Polski i we wrześniu odwiedzę Wasz piękny Iran, chcę poznać bogatą historię, kulturę, pozdrawiam

[@irandokht1955]

You are very welcome 🌹 🤍 😊

[@Ali-rn6yf]

🇮🇷❤🇵🇱

[@kamranahoora7670]

Hello my dear friend. You are so so welcome. We say (( your feet on our eyes))

[@breakinggood3601]

Piona 👏🏻

[@loveiraq9740]

The language, the food, the wonderful mosques and nature are all things that make you want to visit this beautiful country Away from politics, love for you from Iraq

[@mazandarani8435]

Thank you☺

[@mioi4714]

فقط عراق 🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶 ايران بره بره بغداد تبقى حره

[@loveiraq9740]

​@@mioi4714 اخي أني گولت بعيدا عن السياسية أني ضد الاحزاب الحاكمة التي في الغالب تحصل على دعم من النظام الايراني انا اتحدث عن الشعوب والثقافة

[@mazandarani8435]

@@mioi4714 آنقدر از ما میسوزین که اکانت فیک جور میکونین!!! خاک تو سر وطن فروشت

[@loveiraq9740]

​@@webpej4840 Execution of those and prisons, what are you talking about brother?

[@fafa-ww9xs]

Long Live Airan❤🇮🇷

[@sahrailyaaz7404]

I wanna get married Iranian man😘 I love this language and breathtaking people Love ❤ 🇮🇷 ❤ 🇸🇴

[@reza-gy4yv]

Where are you from?

[@user-eb9ib3yb9j]

Salam az Tojikeston. Please make a video about what thinks Iranian about Tajikistan, tajiks, tajik food and others.

[@jamjar1948]

Salam az Iran. Ma Iraniha shoma ro kheily doost darim. Man khorake (Ghazaye) Tajiki nakhordam ama hatman khosh maze hast. Ahanghaye (Sorudhaye) Tajiki kheily dost daram.

[@user-eb9ib3yb9j]

@@jamjar1948 Barodar, harvakt hosti Tojikeston biyayi, biyo sayohat, sayru gasht, mihmondori az mikonim az tu.

[@jamjar1948]

@@user-eb9ib3yb9j Salam barodaram Khalid, Kheily Tashakur az shoma, shoma ham be Iran biaeed baraye sayohat va gasht, va mihmane ma bashid.

[@PersianWorriors]

Tajikistan is our own home , we love Tajikistan more than your imagination! We see your news and we love your president,who is fighting with extremeest Islamic ! Big love to our brothers and sister over there

[@m0nlo]

I'm from Finland. Quite frankly its impossible to find direct or easy flights to Iran. Our ministry of foreign affairs is guiding not to go to Iran, because of that flight companies don't arrange flights. So if I want to spend holidays somewhere its easier and cheaper to go to Turkey, Saudi or Egypt at the moment. I think its politics. US dictates our foreign policies. If our country wants good relations with USA, they go with US embargoes.

[@user-wc1ny3li7f]

حتما راهی وجود داره که بیای به ایران و بهت قول میدم بهتر از ترکیه است

[@asiatravellight]

I like your interviews, it tells you more about a country and its people (not its politics) than other media. Many years ago I have traveled through Iran twice and had the plan to revisit it with my wife. A country with a rich history, important literature, educated population and historical places to visit. We like the food too, but..... my wife would never cover her head in public with exceptions of visiting religious (any religion) places. So our plans were cancelled. Sad about that, but I agree with my wife.

[@jamjar1948]

The quality of Food in Iran is much higher than northern Europe and Northern America. The normal bread that you can get in Iran is a dream in US and Canada!

[@fivegiga5523]

It's a dream for you because you are bread eater. An American may eat bread once in a while. The thick and juicy stake served in States is a dream for Iranians.

[@jamjar1948]

@@fivegiga5523 Actually in US they do not know how to make stake unless you go to restaurants running by Europeans. You need to travel to Iran, Greece, Italy, and and even France and turkey for a real food, in general.

[@fivegiga5523]

@@jamjar1948 In fact I was born in iran and travel to all countries you name it except France. If you want to go

[@fivegiga5523]

and try actual pizza, you better go Italy and if you want to try dizy, you go to Iran and same thing for stake. Kooking stake by European is like making barg kabab by an Indian.

[@jamjar1948]

@@fivegiga5523 Actually everything is better in southern Europe and France than northern America (NA). I have to acknowledge that I do not like stake in general, so may be I am wrong.

[@markusk6609]

I went to Iran this year. I never was scared of going there. Also I have many new friends now and I dont know who to visit first next time^^

[@aliwAheedABbAsi_1]

Love Iran From Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️ I love Farsi language Alhamdulillah I start learning it I love Iran and Irani brother's InshaAllah One Day We visit our brother country ❤️

[@sahrailyaaz7404]

Pakistan and Iran I thought they have same language 🤔

[@hillmen4443]

@@sahrailyaaz7404 not same our language is urdu heavily influenced by Persian... I can't understand a lot of Persian..

[@creativemd8512]

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 we have so much similarities

[@ariusthegreat]

Nah we know ur culture , it ain't similar to ours at all !!! And thus we don't like your country's languages, cultures, people and goverment. Stop !

[@aliancemd]

I am going to say from personal recent "experience"(our thought process). Just recently we checked Iran, because of its beautiful Persian history(ex: we wanted to go to the ruins of Persepolis) - we ended up not going because we were very worried about our mother, the stories about women that were caught without hijab, even foreigners were very scary. We ended up going to Egypt, which was very tolerant on this topic. I still very much wish to visit Iran one day

[@leoanazemi3797]

Best country in the world, don’t knock it ,🇮🇷🙏

[@fivegiga5523]

Best country in the world for muslem iranians only.

[@anamrizvi2414]

I visit Iran last month and i am already pin love with they are beautiful welcoming country, I visited Qom, Mashhad Tehran and other places and i must say that they are so so beautiful, people are so kind n welcoming would love to visit again at least its much much much better then Pakistan.

[@isfahantour5675]

Hello, my good friend... have you ever traveled to Isfahan? Isfahan is famous for half the world.. Isfahan is a must see.

[@NeutralDice]

Iran is an interesting place to visit! Tall mountains, deserts, lakes etc. I hope one day I’ll travel there.

[@reza-gy4yv]

It's beautiful.belive me. I'm a citizen.We don't have any problems other than government and compulsory religion. Freedom... And this stuff But iran is so beautiful their people are so kind.

[@radiongamturexy]

🇻🇳🤗Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) thank you my friend for sharing good video. I really like your video. Have a nice day my friend. Greetings from Vietnam to you...👍👍😍

[@lusepehr9593]

خیلی مصاحبه خوبی بود مرسی مرسی💗

[@behshadruby4483]

We Iranians are famous for being to honest, too honest that we will destroy ourselves! I live in America and I see Iranians (Persians) are the only people in America that like to only say bad things about their country and i don't understand why would u go to a foreigner and say bad things about your own land!!! I am persian and actually bahai not Muslim I always try to only say good things despite the government wasn't that good with us still I love my homeland, and to those that say about bahai people that keep say bad things about iranian government, this is a reality, you will never see a homeless bahai person in iran never ! So they don't really live that bad compare to other people I know in other countries

[@A.K.4.7]

Well said. I think those iranians abroad that speaks bad about Iran are trying to justify for themselves why they left Iran for whatever country they are strugling to live in now. I think most iranians abroad deep inside regret leaving Iran and to badmouth Iran is their coping mechanism.

[@A.K.4.7]

And some iranians in Iran are brainwashed by foreign iranianspeaking media oulets like iran-international(saudiowned), BBC farsi(brittish) and manoto(israeli). These media outlets shows iranian problems as bigger than it is and downplays the problems people are facing in evryday-lives in the west...and when these people hear their relatives in the west exaggerating how good their lives are they get delusional.

[@behshadruby4483]

@@masoumehjafari9678 well you can call yourself whatever you want ,but don't call people lier , you might not be honest person and lie a lot , but don't think others are the same as u !! And this is another point that what I said was right !! Look what you said about Iranians, not honest and hypocrite!! I hope whatever u believe gives you a little bit of patriotism and love to your homeland !

[@baghdadisfree9361]

@@behshadruby4483There are Baha'is in Iraq too

[@masoumehjafari9678]

@@A.K.4.7 I am very happy not to be there,, Islamic rules specially for women are disgusting and you'r making propaganda for ayatollah

[@bminvincible]

Love your videos!

[@NRFP]

💚

[@manu.ba374]

LOVE FROM PAKISTAN🇵🇰 I WANT TO VISIT IRAN🇮🇷 ONE DAY IT WILL HAPPEN INSHALLAH💯❤

[@wtf470]

What is Pakistan's language? Indo or Persian or other thing like it?

[@manu.ba374]

@@wtf470 PAKISTAN NATIONAL LANGUAGE IS URDU. OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH.

[@babygirlhabibi5962]

Pakistan is the most biggest enemy of kurdish People. You are Not welcome , especially never welcome in Iranian Kurdistan!!!!

[@baranemad8447]

أحب إيران كثيرا بطبيعتها الخلابة وحضارتها العريقة وثقافتها وأتمنى زيارتها وزيارة الإمام الرضا عليه السلام Imam Reza من خيلى دست دارم ايران♥

[@Veer3hassan]

This year INSHALLAH I will be visiting Iran

[@lesleysidhoum1779]

I would love to visit Iran for its history ,architecture and food and of course its diversity. Hijab and alcohol wouldn't be a problem for me but as a British person we can only go on organised tours and would lack the freedom to wander at will .Iran has so much to offer in terms of tourism I hope one day it will become easier to visit .

[@whatever6895]

Hijab should be your concern because they are forcing and arresting us over it! I know a young beautiful girl who is sentenced to 24 years of prison because protesting against hijab! I mean come here and enjoy Iran(and be careful because you might be arrested by our terrible government) but at least don't try to show this evil regime normal!

[@A.K.4.7]

Yeah, hopefully when the UK stops its covert operations in Iran you might travel as free as other tourists.

[@lesleysidhoum1779]

@@A.K.4.7 I understand - sadly it is governments not ordinary people like me .

[@lesleysidhoum1779]

@@whatever6895 I don 't wear a hijab but I do respect the cultures of other countries .However, I agree nothing should be forced .It is a quandary.

[@Bullcutter]

@@A.K.4.7 Your accusation is baseless. The Iranian government itself has never accused Britain of covert operations! What we have in Iran is a shadowy government in the form Revolutionary Guards who take foreigners hostage by falsely calling them spies, because they want money or want to exchange the poor foreigner for one of their agents who is in a Western country's jail!

[@motasch241]

Life goes on in Iran ! ❤️

[@INeedJesus4sure]

I'm mostly scared of the traffic, Iran has most car fatalities from what I read. But I would love to visit

[@muratsultanov]

I'm from Kazakhstan and I love Iran. ~ omidvoram ke ye ruz be Iran safar mikonam

[@PersianWorriors]

Besyar ziba farsi neveshtin, man ham omidvaram behetoon khosh begzare , you are always welcome to Iran my brother .

[@pietro48]

Beautiful Iran ❤️❤️❤️from 🇮🇹

[@SFBenjaminK]

some of the Iranian guys they cute💞🥰

[@gurhangokalp8965]

I have been to İran twice at 1988 and 2015 for business. Visited Tahran and Gazwin.I realised that iranian people underrated nation just because of its regime.I am planing to visit İran with my wife in short future.Also I realised that İranian woman has very nices eyes ..

[@bhag628]

I'm a US citizen and I went to Iran in 2017 during the beginning of the Trump presidency and the "Muslim ban". I LOVED it. I found the following to be true based on my lived experience: 1. Many many people speak English, especially younger people, making it easy to chat with locals. 2. People were extremely friendly and became even friendlier and more interested in me when they realized I was from the US. The good thing about a country like Iran is that you are treated as a GUEST, and will have the chance to easily make friends, eat in people's homes, explore the country with locals who are shockingly generous with time and resources, and have a depth of experience not available in less hospitable and more well-travelled countries. 3. People around 40 and younger, especially in big cities, are often not particularly religious and generally dislike or outright despise their government and expressed it openly to me. Many people are also deists, agnostic or atheist, and do not identify as Muslim. This is not a slight against Islam, I'm just trying to explain something that for many people outside of Iran is unexpected. 4. Plenty of people smoke weed, drink alcohol, have sex, and live lifestyles relatively familiar to other globalized youth, although these are typically going to be in bigger cities and at least middle/upper-middle classes. Iran is a bit like the US in the early 60s; there are plenty of conservative nationalistic folks still, but the tide is definitely in the process of turning, especially among younger generations. In short, you absolutely can party in Iran and would have no problem accessing drugs and alcohol should you be willing to take a moderate risk. It is COMMONPLACE. 5. People who are religious, part of the clerical establishment or government, and Basiji forces differentiate between American citizens and the US government's foreign policy. Imams, police, and basiji forces were chatty and friendly with me at all times. They understood that I was just a tourist and appreciated my interest in Iranian culture and history. I never felt that I was in danger at all, even at a point when there was significant tension between our governments. 6. Iran is absolutely worth visiting for what is, in my opinion, the best and most lavishly opulent architecture in the world. Persian architecture and art in general is jaw dropping in its luxuriousness and extreme detail and precision. You CANNOT see architecture like this outside of the Persianate world, and it is the too often uncredited source of much of the architectural, musical, and cultural norms found throughout the islamic world from north India, Western China, all the way to Spain. In fact, much of what gets labeled 'Islamic' is ultimately Iranian in origin.

[@stephenstalc4386]

Any suggestions for a fellow American hoping to take that trip?

[@shahpoor_kabir]

​@stephenstalc4386 come to iran ❤😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 love USA

[@allesgute7124]

I´m cycling to Iran, starting on August, and I´m really looking forward, my only fear is language :D

[@alexl2829]

Hello, so I've been studying Arabic for little less than a year. I know that Persian sounds softer and has a more "sing songy" quality. But I'm wondering do Iranians not pronounce arabic letters with throat sounds. I noticed they do the KH throat thing.

[@alexl2829]

Also It really would be my dream that the US would lift sanctions on Iran. But I don't think that will happen. Just because of the U'S's geopolitical concerns. It's unfortunate to see such an ancient culture strangled by the West.

[@monikaantonikj7983]

I want to visit Iran ❤️

[@amirreza6580]

Perfect 💛

[@amirsoleymani4127]

ایول چه ایده جالبی! به جای لیست کردن دلایلی که مردم باید بیان ایران و زیبایی واقعیش رو ببینن ی ویدیو درست کنیم که به نابودی بیشتر توریسم داغون ایران کمک کنیم👏 واقعا چرا اینطورید شما

[@3d8dmusic85]

چرا مردم این فرهنگ رانندگی درست نمیکنن من نمیفهمم واقعا ؟ بعد میگن چرا آنقدر کشته میدیم

[@LifeGoesOnInIran]

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[@alirezabasij6061]

@@3d8dmusic85 تف تو آین شوتیا

[@rd7927]

@@3d8dmusic85 انقدری که ما ایرانیا سر سفره باهم تعارف داریم ولی متاسفانه تو رانندگی نداریم!

[@kamytravels]

❤❤❤💐⚘💐

[@italodalmasneto1701]

Iran is one of my favorites countries. You should keep your culture, don't do as the West which stoped to believe in itself and is self destroying. I can see that 90% of Iran as positive. Some few negative aspects: 1- Too close politically to China, you should forget this red nightmare and startet to use more "Made in Iran" 2- To many modern architecture and tower bloks in places such as Tehran and Tabriz, tradicional Persian archicture is beautiful, you should put it in new buildings 3-The youth should smoke less and stop coping ugly western tatoos.

[@shahanshahpolonium]

من هندی هستم، اگر فرصتی داشته باشم به ایران سفر خواهم کرد

[@Ali-rn6yf]

❤

[@ariusthegreat]

نه نکن

[@theresak5906]

What a pity that our Western media have created a such a negative image of Iran. I lived in Finland for a few years and one of my best friends there was Iranian, thanks to her I discovered this amazing country it's rich culture. Wishing Iran all the best from Moscow 🕊

[@hodesmond9047]

the western media is controlled by the main strongest eyes related countries, they like to split the world, take sides, create tensions, conflicts, if some countries not on their side or listen to them , they will use media to brainwash people to hate those counties with negative concepts.

[@haag3311]

I just found this site, and I love it. As an Iranian, I love to travel to my homeland. I traveled to Iran almost 9 years ago. I am planning to travel to my beautiful country very soon. I know many things changed. Does anyone have any recommendation?

[@kashmirtokarbala0014]

Love iran from iok

[@nainitalism]

Not at scared to visit Iran . Love and best wishes from India

[@reza-gy4yv]

Of course even our government don't have problem with tourists I don't want to say government is good but it's good for tourists 🗿

[@saiferrero6234]

I'm actually thinking of visiting Iran via turkey but not sure kind of feel a little scared

[@xeser]

ایران من ❤🇮🇷

[@kamytravels]

🇮🇷🇮🇷❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹

[@user-dk3uq4iu9t]

Good afternoon, I saw your videos on the KZbin channel, my name is Alexander, I am from Russia, now I am creating a project aimed at strengthening friendship between Iran and my country, would it be possible to interview you on this topic?

[@kikiproduction108]

Hello, I will visit Iran one day, Inshallah However, how is it like for a woman visiting as a solo traveller?

[@emil970]

salam Iran Azerbaijan👍🇮🇷🇦🇿

[@Human_boy_91]

Assalamu alaikum brother

[@emil970]

@@Human_boy_91 ISRAEL TERORIST STATE!

[@GhostTeam_net]

مرحبا

[@najatbouk1177]

Nice people

[@pranavkumar1818]

Iran is a dream destination for me ! Such lovely wonderful people and so many things to see. But apart from the compulsory hijab issue, I think people from the queer community would probably want to skip it.

[@armenrastgouian2988]

It’s definitely not the driving, pollution or the food that keeps tourists away. It’s the perception that your government will arrest tourists and accuse them of being a spy. That’s honestly my fear lol. But as an Armenian American, I love Persians. Y’all are good people.

[@littlebear1994]

@Unknown He is Armenian_American

[@littlebear1994]

@Unknown and you are a troll.

[@xycvbn]

Your name is Persian

[@titi9899]

Your fear is true! Please don't come

[@dorsa5868]

They won't do it lol

[@CRX99921]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Kaveblacksmith]

اون دختر مو چتریه چقدر کیوته همش هم حرف های دوستشو تایید میکنه😊

[@mikaelnilsson7313]

I would like to go Iran seems interisting. Im most worried about money when visa and mastercard dont work. And if i lose my money i guess its it hard to transfer from abroad with all the sanctions? Not terrorism.

[@Bullcutter]

If you travel with a tour, you won't have any worries about money related issues in Iran as everything will be organised for you and you will have an unforgettable fantastic time to remember!

[@mikaelnilsson7313]

@@Bullcutter yes thats true but im not so in to tours prefer traveling on my own. I rather wait to a better day when issues like money and insurance are more clear.

[@alirezabasij6061]

Mr if you have dollar don't worry .

[@miladlaik3713]

@@mikaelnilsson7313 don’t worry buddy..There are some kind of cards which u can deposit your money in it and have fun with it

[@user-wc1ny3li7f]

تو ایران هم نوعی کارت گردشگری داریم جدا از این صرافی هم هست میتونی بری توش از کشورت پول بگیری

[@TinaRayMusic]

Cheghard khoshgele pesareh 6:06 💎❤️

[@Medussa357]

Before seeing this video i was scared to visit Iran too. Are you sure indians/hindus /sikhs/jains/buddhists can visit Iran and return safely? Iran looks beautiful i would love to visit there (if we are allowed ofcourse)

[@zeinab.shafizadeh6850]

YEEEES Of course you can, there is no problem, come to Iran, we will be happy, Iran even has tourists from America, Indian friends who are already love

[@eliza1826]

Please don’t, we already deal with Arabs n Turks, we don’t need Indians too

[@sunu4990]

Who is this beautiful guy at 5:52? 😯

[@mediathunder2109]

From what i have seen in social media ,iranians are civil ,orginized and chill , I'm not gonna say what was the stereotype i had about them in past

[@user-jo4uh9kh2u]

Good morning to all my friends in اللہ

[@tamarchristians1201]

Iran is a multiethnic country, different ethnic groups: Farsis, Kurds, Jews, Armenians, Baluchis, Zaraostrians and so on.

[@alirezabasij6061]

And all together in peace and tranquility. Not like the Ertapide regime. Racial separation

[@parsarustami774]

@@alirezabasij6061 zoroastrian is a religion, not an ethnicity

[@lemortedbrian6070]

um zoroastrian isnt an ethnic group

[@tamarchristians1201]

@@lemortedbrian6070 -. Sorry, you are right. I should have made it clear. What I meant was that there are people with different origins and religions.

[@mortezaaminii67]

ND LURS

[@zeinab.shafizadeh6850]

چرا روند یه سال پیش رو ادامه نمیدین ؟؟ خیلی ویدیو ها قوی تر بودن با عنوان انگلیسی و مصاحبه با مردم

[@UnknownUser-lu2ew]

Ask them what they think of Kurds in terms of how near they are culturally, appearance etc, language etc.

[@reza-gy4yv]

As a Kurdish citizen i love kurds 🗿 They are so kind and hospitable But i don't know what people think about them

[@NeutralDice]

5:43 when she mentions bad traffic a guy crosses the sidewalk on his motorbike

[@behshadruby4483]

Keyfiate ghazaye iran az oona badtare? Gharb parastan dg badbakhta, nistan amrica bebinan amricaia chi mikhoran!

[@parsarustami774]

همه چیز توی غرب بهتره. از کیفیت زندگی بگیر تا تکنولوژی تا ازادی تا و غیره... این حقیقتیه که شما شرق پرستان نمیخواید باهاش کنار بیاید و همیشه عقب مونده میمونید

[@behshadruby4483]

@@parsarustami774 olagh khane aghab moondeye ghar parast man ye bahai hastam ke tu amrica zendegi mikonan 12 sale , to fast food o migi ba keyfiat ya mivehashoon ke hamash hormones o bi mazast? Haghhe meseto hamin akhondan, iran daste Shomaha biofte dadinesh be amrica ! Hala Boro khayemalito bokon vase gharb badbakhte bi hoviat

[@behshadruby4483]

@@parsarustami774 ye zarr search kon bebin faghat Chandta police dar rooz to amrica mimore,mardome adi to ke hichi khode cnn ke shoma kheili bavaresh darin gofte roozi taghriban 100 nafar to amrica faghst vase dava o aslahe keshi mimiran to inaro migi zendegie khob ke to amrica khanevadeha dg mitarsan bachashoon o befrestan madrese chon har chand vaght ye bar yeki more to maderese va ba tofange jangi na colt bachehaye dabestaniro mikoshe ?> ina sharayete khoobe vasat ? Maloome nisti bebini amrica faghat male 1% az pooldarast badbakhte gharb parast,

[@parsarustami774]

@@behshadruby4483 این کسشراتو به کسی بگو که مثه خودت عقل نداشته باشه. خیلی ناراحتی سیکتیرتو بزن تو کشور خودت.

[@behshadruby4483]

@@parsarustami774 chi shodi baby kuchoolo haghighat khareto gaeed ? Mimoonam to amrica o az iranam khoob migam ta khar o madare mese to gaeede she kire gharbi suck zan 😄

[@theygoastheycome90]

0.07 This music from Ottoman not İran

[@ZAINSHAH.14]

I'm Pakistani I love iran 🇮🇷❤🇵🇰

[@reza-gy4yv]

Love you to but I think Pakistan is not too safe right?, 🗿

[@ahmet9719]

After realizing Iran is the best country in the world, they may be brain-shocked. This is why they shouldn't go Iran.

[@movie30000]

The biggest fear is the progressive narlture of iran which was well studied by Europeans. Anglo-American brotherhood is afraid that Iran can return to irs pre-islamic Zoroastrian cores which emphasizes wisdom and equality.

[@EmnaElHafidh-ip7nb]

I don't understand why the young men interviewed say that the food isn't as good as elsewhere. On the contrary, I find it very good and healthy. As for driving, all the countries of the South drive badly and are generally not very 'civic-minded' about it. As far as pollution is concerned, Cairo is worse, even though it's very popular. Naples in Italy is an open-air incinerator, with poor drivers and theft, but plenty of tourists

[@alfredovargas2224]

I like Iran a lot and I speak Persian but as a gay person I would fear for my safety while traveling there.

[@sadasasda4789]

Literally no one would care, but the media would say otherwise

[@andriyshepard3095]

majority of people don't care, goverment tho

[@whatever6895]

You'd be definitely arrested if they find out your gay. Iranian ones might be sentenced to death.

[@Bullcutter]

As long as you don't make your disposition obvious (and approach others with illicit intent), you have no need to fear.

[@whatever6895]

@@Bullcutter So basically you are saying: as long as we don't find that you are gay, we won't hurt you!🤡😂 So kind of you sir.

[@thecrimsondragon9744]

Looking at what happened to Salman Rushdie recently, and also what they did to Americans, I wouldn't blame people for not wanting to go there. Beautiful country it is, but that's no use if you're going to end up dead just for being American or writing a book.

[@reza-gy4yv]

Why you think we love Islam? 8%of iranians are atheists. We hate government And I think you don't know so many things about us.

[@uwjwjajsjjdjsjsnamzmjznx603]

Həmişə eyni adamlar. Belə maraqsız olur. Suala gəlsək, iranı niyə ziyarət edək?)))

[@3d8dmusic85]

The most common reason among people's misconceptions about Iran is that Iran is a dangerous terrorist war zone but it is not like that at all and In a bad driving situation for example like Egypt and But women don't need to cover the hijab as it should be, and they can even wear colorful shawls and that is beautiful and but they can drink alcohol in the hotel this free for tourist no problem bro

[@truthseeker4557]

You can't drink alcohol in Iran. Not even tourists.

[@A.K.4.7]

@@truthseeker4557 christians, like armenians, can. Don't talk if you don't know.

[@truthseeker4557]

@@A.K.4.7 I’m aware of long standing Armenian Christians & their right to worship. But what exactly is the penalty for Islamic apostates? And why are new Christians driven to attend secret/ or underground churches? What happens when the police turn up to raid them? Just curious.

[@3d8dmusic85]

@@truthseeker4557In Iran, you cannot drink alcohol because of the Islamic government and firstly it is haram secondly it is not good for the society but tourists can drink alcohol in the hotel and athough alcohol is prohibited it is easy to find

[@3d8dmusic85]

@@truthseeker4557 We were friends with an Armenian family in Tehran and they eat pork on Christmas day

[@sportcarshorts8412]

ببینید دوستان نبود توریست در ایران نه بخاطر حجابه نه بخاطر نبود دیسکو نه بخاطر نبود الکل به خارجی میاد با یه فرهنگ جدید اشنا بشه که به این دلایل بود که فقط تو قاره های خودشون سفر میکردن کمبود توریست بخاطر نبود زیرساخت نبود لیدر های قوی گردشگری کمبود به شدت ساختمان های بزرگ با طرح نو یه توریست میاد ساختمون های مدرن و قشنک رو امروزه ببینه و الا ما تاریخ خیلی غنی داریم فرهنگ خیلی باحالی داریم من سال هایی که یه سری وقت ها توریست میومد شهرمون ازشون سوال میکردم از محدودیت حجاب اصلا مشکلی نداشتن انقدرم تعریف میکردن از مهمان نوازی ما ک حد و مرز نداره

[@sportcarshorts8412]

@حمید رضا چی بگم والا

[@Nasimtj-gb2jz]

No no no it all depends on you. you just can't advertise your talents your homeland your history for example with the help of movies using the internet and there are still many options. for example, Turks, you think everything that they have in films or TV shows is actually not so, of course, butthey show how people like it, especially foreigners ... you just need to be able to show and advertise your homeland and history well. if that I am a Tajik from Tajikistan

[@3d8dmusic85]

آقا ادمارو عوض کن همش همونان ☹️

[@LifeGoesOnInIran]

متاسفانه برای کم شدن هزینه ها یه مدت مجبور شدیم وقتی یه روز میرفتیم برای ضبط برای چند ویدئو مصاحبه بگیریم. از ویدئوی بعدی کمتر اینطوری میکنیم

[@mazandarani8435]

Answer: Media

[@alireza_adventure]

Thanks for sharing I wish all the best for you guys

[@OhMaDayzz]

I'm half Iranian. When I visited Iran with my non-Iranian mother she was sometimes treated very badly by people, including once a woman came into her face to pull her hijab. Another time my mother was sick in Kish because of the extreme heat and was closing her eyes for a bit - some of her hair was showing, so a man came and poked her and aggressively told her to cover all her head with her hijab. My mom doesn't want to ever go back to Iran, unfortunately.

[@littlebear1994]

Nice joke troll!

[@Bullcutter]

I find your story hard to believe. The vast majority of Iranians are against hijab and will never tell another person about the state of their clothes. There is hijab police that sometimes operate and make a nuisance of themselves and people hate them. Maybe you were unlucky and met them?!

[@OhMaDayzz]

@@Bullcutter This happened in around 2003 or 2004. These were just her experiences and all happened in Kish. She didn't experience harassment from people in other parts of Iran for her hijab.

[@Bullcutter]

@@OhMaDayzz I'm sorry that this has happened to your mum, especially in an island that is supposed to have a special status.

[@alirezabasij6061]

We don't want this regime. They destroyed the authentic Iranian culture in the name of religion. And they call us terrorists. Peace be upon Cyrus the Great.

[@z-kh2948]

شبی که ماه کامل شد رو میگه

[@Sekuler_Adam]

Turkiyeden selam

[@anarchyrider]

Im Persian jew ive never been in iran my grandparents came from iran to israel but i wish i can visit there one day

[@farhadfarhadian1111]

توریست می خواهیم چکار نفت داریم

[@mrgerbeck]

There is but ONE reason: the government doesn't make it feel safe.

[@manofooladi6904]

Marg bar akhonde angal, Marg bar qhanoone gangal.

[@tarunodaysarma9741]

The old lady saying she won't visit pakistan even if someone pays her...indian in me smiling at that

[@mojang6457]

😂😂😂

[@eliza1826]

I don’t get Indians and Pakistanis, they hate each other but one of the same kind

[@bhangura3026]

😂😂😂😂

[@Salvaleiva]

I'd like to visit Iran so bad. It is definitely an unspoilt gem, a diamond in the rough. It may be one of the most exciting destinations in the world. But there are few but important issues that scare the tourists. First, because of the sanctions, our credit or debit cards don't work in Iran so we have to take all our money in cash (and exchange there). Second, there is an obvious bad press about Iran abroad and foreigners may think it is unsafe. Iranian hospitality is world-famous and every foreign traveller just says good things about your country. But the fact is that there are strict rules that, if a lot of Iranians just don't understand, imagine the people from different cultures with different liberties. The situation of human rights in Iran (freedom of speech, strict codes of behavior in public, mandatory hijab everywhere, death penalty for LGBT people) is scary and humiliating. As always, we have to make a difference between the people and their government or regime (just like with other "controversial" countries with a lot of love and hate like the US, Russia or Israel). Of course North America and Europe are not goody-goody, we have mistakes and a responsibility with a lot of conflicts in the world, but I don't think our media is giving a fake idea of what Iran is like. I think it is just an incomplete one. Because they hardly ever talk about the Iranian society and customs, how welcoming you are or how safe it is if you respect the rules. There are a lot of countries with no liberties and strict rules that have more tourists than Iran. Maybe it needs to develope more its tourism industry and above all, have no sanctions!!! Regards and love from Spain 🇪🇸 and all my support for all Iranian women and men fighting for their country bravely. See you there soon, I hope. I can't wait to become an ambassador of Iran for Spanish tourists. You deserve the best