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The Iran They Never Show on TV! 😧(24 Hours in Tehran Vlog)

This is the real, unfiltered daily life of Tehran, capital of Iran you won't see anywhere else. From the maze of the Grand Bazaar to the peaceful gardens of Masoudieh Palace, we're taking you on the walking tour. We'll get hypnotized by the sound of a handmade Iranian instrument (Setar), follow the smell of fresh Barbari bread, and even join Tehran's community of jugglers in Laleh Park! In this Iran travel vlog, you will see: 00:00 Intro - Tehran Vlog 01:58 Exploring the Tehran Grand Bazar and Handicraft Shops 02:43 Visiting Iranian Traditional Music Instrument Workshop (Setar) 03:27 Exploring the Baharestan Sq. and the Real life in Tehran 04:00 Visiting Barbari Bakery (Iranian Traditional Bread) 05:32 Going to Masoudieh Palace and it's Historical Garden 12:00 Exploring Tehran Streets and Old Alleys in the City Center 13:02 Walking in the Lalehzar Street, Hanging Out with Locals and Trying Iranian Street Foods 16:51 Visiting the Museum in Ettehadieh Historical House 19:49 Exploring the Berlan Street, Ferdowsi Neighborhood and the Museum of Melli Bank 21:16 Visiting the National Gate (Bagh Melli) and the Historic Zone of Tehran 24:53 Experience the Rush Hour and Street Music Performance in Tehran Metro 25:43 Visiting the Laleh Park and Hang Out with the Community of Jugglers and Slackliners in Iran ➡️ LOVE our adventures? Don't be a stranger! SUBSCRIB to our travel vlogs to join our backpacking family for more raw and real travel stories around the world! 👇    / @jeyandnina   Follow our journey on: Facebook:https://bit.ly/3WyS63O Instagram:https://bit.ly/4hrBHWT Our journey begins from the Tehran Grand Bazaar. We got lost in its endless corridors, a chaotic world of spices and handicrafts. It’s here that you truly feel the pulse of Tehran. Just steps away from the chaos, we found peace in the historic Masoudieh Palace, a Qajar-era complex hidden in the city center. We continued our tehran walking tour to understand Iranian culture by visiting a traditional instrument shop. We heard the beautiful sound of the Setar and It was a magical connection to Persia's ancient artistic soul. But Tehran isn't just about history; it's a living city of 15 million people. We rode the metro at rush hour – a truly authentic (and crowded!) experience – and explored the streets. We followed our noses to a local Barbari bread bakery and watching the hypnotic dance of the bakers. Seeking a different kind of energy, we wandered into Laleh Park and got to know the community of young Iranian juggling, slacklining, and enjoying their afternoon. They welcomed us with open arms, showing us the modern face of Iranian youth culture. From the historical Bagh Melli gate to the traditional architecture of the Ettehadie House, we walked through layers of history. We explored museums that tell the story of a nation and simply watched daily life unfold in the beautiful, busy streets. Our travel channel, Jey and Nina, is all about authentic, budget-friendly travel that connects with real people. We believe the best way to understand a place is to walk its streets, eat its street food, and talk to its people. We are an Iranian-dutch couple traveling the world through backpacking and hitchhiking, proving that you don't need a big budget or plan to have life-changing adventures. We are passionate about slow living, human connection, and showing that the world is full of kindness. If you believe in that too, you're in the right place. #irantravel #travelvlog #tehran #cultureshock