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00:07You know that feeling when you realize that everything you think about a place is completely wrong?
00:40Welcome to Iran, the cradle of great civilizations.
00:48Imagine this. You're on top of a building in Isfahan, on a rooftop, watching the sun set.
00:55The sun is disappearing behind a city so ancient that it existed long before London, long before Paris.
01:04Before almost any other place in Europe you can imagine.
01:09This is Iran.
01:12Not the Iran portrayed in newspapers, but ancient Persia, the Persia of poets, of planned gardens that seemed like paradise.
01:21The architecture was so advanced that even today archaeologists wonder how it was all possible.
01:32Here, engineers of the past carved houses directly into cliffs.
01:38And these houses continue to be homes for families to this day.
01:42Before you unfolds an architecture so rich, so detailed, so geometrically perfect,
01:50which makes us reflect.
01:53Why have we stopped building with so much soul and precision?
02:03They built entire cities on such arid deserts,
02:08Currently, NASA uses these locations to test equipment intended for missions to Mars.
02:16So maybe it's time to forget what you think you know.
02:21Because Iran may be the most misunderstood country in the world.
02:26Sometimes, the most extraordinary stories on the planet.
02:30They are hidden exactly where we are told not to look.
02:40Iran occupies a region that was once the meeting point of great empires.
02:45To the west, the powerful Ottoman Empire.
02:48To the east, the legendary Silk Road led to China.
02:53To the north, the vast steppes of Central Asia.
02:57And to the south, the Persian Gulf, with its routes to India.
03:02It was here that civilizations met, traded, and also fought battles.
03:10But Iran is not just an open-air museum.
03:20Imagine a place where snow-capped mountains rise on the horizon,
03:25while bazaars teem with colors, aromas of spices, and voices negotiating in Persian.
03:32Here, among narrow streets and congested avenues,
03:37The old and the modern intertwine like the threads of a Persian carpet.
03:42The call to prayer echoes across the avenues filled with cars.
03:48Remembering that, even amidst the rush of the present,
03:51Ancient wisdom continues to live on in the words of each new generation.
04:02Our journey begins in the beating heart of Iran.
04:07Tehran.
04:08This is where many stories of modern Iran begin.
04:13The capital embodies all the contradictions of the country.
04:17like a broken mirror reflecting fragments of tradition, faith, modernity, and dreams.
04:30It is a meeting point between worlds, the past and the future, the sacred and the profane.
04:36the mountains and the open plains.
04:44Tehran is home to approximately 12 million people.
04:47scattered throughout a metropolis that is growing in all directions,
04:52occupying a vast valley at the foot of the Alborz mountains.
04:57This city seems endless, stretching to the horizon as far as the eye can see.
05:07In Azadi Square stands the famous Azadi Tower, which means freedom in Persian.
05:14Inaugurated in 1971,
05:16It was built to commemorate the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire.
05:22and it was designed by the young architect Rossan Amanat,
05:27who was only 24 years old when she won the national competition.
05:32Made of white marble brought from Isfahan,
05:36Its height reaches 45 meters.
05:38combining elements of Sasanian and Islamic architecture
05:42with a futuristic touch.
05:50Further on, you'll find the Milad Tower.
05:53With its length of 435 meters,
05:56This multifunctional tower took 11 years to complete.
06:00And today, it houses observation platforms,
06:04revolving restaurants and convention centers
06:07In addition to transmitting radio and television signals throughout the region.
06:17Milad was designed with advanced seismic engineering technologies.
06:23capable of withstanding the most violent earthquakes.
06:27This tower has become a symbol of modernity and national pride for Tehran.
06:33in addition to being a must-see tourist attraction
06:36For those who wish to contemplate the vastness of the Persian metropolis.
06:43The Golestan Palace bears witness to the moment when Iran
06:48He embraced modernity without renouncing his Persian soul.
06:57There, crystal chandeliers from Vienna
07:01They illuminated the hand-painted tiles.
07:04French furniture, in the style of King Louis VI,
07:08They were arranged on Persian carpets.
07:11as a dialogue between East and West.
07:14In the famous Hall of Mirrors,
07:17each tiny piece of mirror
07:19It was placed with such precision.
07:21which creates the illusion of walls made of jewels.
07:31Faced with this spectacle,
07:34Resting on it is a marble throne sculpted in 1806.
07:39It was there that kings were crowned.
07:41and where Napoleon Bonaparte's envoys were received.
07:45To this day, this place holds the memories.
07:49of grand ceremonies
07:51and the illustrious figures who passed through here.
07:59While walking through the Grand Bazaar,
08:02you discover a Tehran
08:04that breathes tradition in every corner.
08:07There are more than 10,000 stores.
08:09spread over almost 10 kilometers
08:12of covered labyrinths.
08:18The air carries the intense perfume.
08:20from ground cardamom,
08:22of cumin and rose water,
08:24perfumes that seem to float
08:26in the stifling heat of the bazaar.
08:29The metallic sounds of copper
08:31being hammered
08:32They mingle with the clinking of jewels,
08:35when dragging the silk fabrics
08:37on the counters
08:38and to the continuous murmur.
08:40Each voice has a different accent.
08:43revealing the diversity of origins
08:45of merchants and customers.
08:55In these stores,
08:56You can find everything there.
08:58From pure saffron
08:59as valuable as gold,
09:01the colored silks
09:02that seem to melt between your fingers,
09:04passing by carpets with designs
09:06that narrate Persian legends
09:08and even state-of-the-art smartphones,
09:11showing that here
09:12the past and the future
09:14They walk side by side.
09:21Above all else,
09:22Mount Damavan rises,
09:24with its altitude of 5,610 meters,
09:29becoming the highest peak in Iran
09:31and from all over the Middle East.
09:39In Persian mythology,
09:41the story is told
09:42of a demon named Zahak,
09:44also known as
09:46Ajidahaka,
09:47who was imprisoned on this mountain
09:49by the hero Fereidun.
09:51This monstrous creature,
09:54symbol of absolute evil,
09:56She was chained there.
09:58sentenced to remain in prison
10:00until the end of time.
10:02They say that if he escapes,
10:04will spread diseases again
10:06and destruction around the world.
10:08Thus, for Iranians,
10:10Damavand is more than just a mountain.
10:13It's the gloomy prison.
10:15of an ancient evil.
10:24While empires have risen and fallen,
10:27kings were deposed
10:28And regimes changed.
10:30His presence remained.
10:32imposing.
10:34Just a reminder to everyone
10:35that, despite the wars,
10:37revolutions and changes of government,
10:39Some things remain unchanged.
10:42as pillars of Iranian identity itself.
10:51And it is here,
10:52on the icy, rocky slopes of Damavand,
10:55that a guardian flies over the skies.
10:58Close your eyes
10:59And imagine.
11:01Among the dispersing clouds
11:03in the cold wind,
11:04A bird with long, elegant wings emerges,
11:08with a wingspan of almost three meters.
11:11Her body looks painted.
11:13in shades of fire and gray.
11:15This is the bearded vulture.
11:18better known as
11:19bone breaker.
11:25Unlike other vultures,
11:28He's not looking for tender meat.
11:30Your favorite banquet
11:32They are bones.
11:33Yes,
11:34bones.
11:35He flies high,
11:37holding in its claws
11:38oversized bone fragments
11:40to be broken at the tip.
11:43Then,
11:44from up high,
11:45let them fall
11:45on the sharp rocks.
11:47And observe carefully.
11:49as they shatter
11:51into smaller pieces.
11:53That way,
11:54it reaches the bone marrow,
11:56rich in fat
11:57and nutrients.
11:59Curiously,
12:00more than 70%
12:01of your diet
12:02It is made only of bones.
12:05Something unique
12:06in the bird kingdom.
12:15In Persian mythology,
12:17these birds
12:18were seen as
12:19Messengers of the mountains.
12:22Guardians of the valleys.
12:24Watching them cross the sky.
12:26from Damavand
12:27It's like witnessing
12:28a sacred ritual.
12:30A reminder that,
12:32even where the cold prevails
12:33and life is scarce,
12:35there will always be
12:36whoever finds strength
12:37to exist.
12:39Not through brutality,
12:41but in wisdom
12:42to survive
12:43even in places
12:44most inhospitable in the world
12:46where almost nothing can withstand the test.
12:54Now,
12:55We traveled to Caxan,
12:57a place where art
12:58and the Persian tradition
13:00They reached their peak expression.
13:02Their historic houses
13:05like Tabatabaei
13:06and Borujerdi
13:07were built
13:09by wealthy merchants
13:10in the 19th century,
13:12displaying colorful stained glass windows
13:14that filter the desert light
13:16The Persians also created
13:18elaborate systems
13:20ventilation
13:20called
13:22bad gears
13:23or wind catchers
13:25that refresh the air
13:27without any modern technology.
13:30These residences
13:31in the desert
13:32They show that true luxury
13:34It wasn't in the gold.
13:35or in marble,
13:36but in harmony
13:38of the proportions
13:39and in intelligence
13:40of living in balance
13:41with the climate
13:42and nature.
13:48In the heart of Caxan
13:50a garden rises
13:51which seems like a dream.
13:53The stones
13:54were placed
13:55with millimeter precision,
13:57the planted trees
13:59to offer
13:59cool shade
14:00to travelers
14:01and the water
14:02she was guided
14:03to run
14:04through four channels
14:05that intersect.
14:06Each flow
14:08It symbolizes a celestial river.
14:10united at the central source,
14:12the origin
14:13of a lifetime.
14:14For centuries,
14:16kings and poets
14:17they walked there
14:18in silence
14:19listening only
14:20the crystal clear sound
14:21of the water
14:22that even today
14:23whispers secrets
14:24of a lost paradise.
14:33The bath
14:34Sultan Amir Ahmad
14:35built
14:37in the 16th century
14:38It is one of the most
14:39beautiful baths
14:40traditional
14:40from Iran.
14:41More than just hygiene,
14:43it served as a space
14:44meeting,
14:45rest
14:46and purification
14:47spiritual.
14:49Your cameras
14:50underground
14:51with ceilings
14:51vaulted
14:52and lanterns
14:53They filtered the light.
14:55gently
14:56while swimming pools
14:57in steps
14:58they helped
14:59acclimatize
15:00the body
15:00in different
15:01temperatures.
15:03There,
15:04bathe
15:05it was more
15:06than to clean
15:06the body.
15:07It was time to renew.
15:08the soul
15:09and strengthen
15:10social ties.
15:18There is a place
15:19in Persia
15:20what,
15:20according to ancient kings,
15:21it was half
15:22of everything
15:23that exists,
15:24Sfahan,
15:25half
15:26of the world.
15:27There,
15:28under domes
15:29turquoise blue
15:30and minarets
15:31that play
15:31the sky,
15:32life
15:33unfolds
15:34like a carpet
15:35Persian
15:35infinite.
15:41Upon stepping
15:42in the Square
15:42Nakshe
15:43from Ahan,
15:44you feel
15:44that each step
15:45echoes centuries
15:47of power,
15:48art
15:48and beauty,
15:49as if the world
15:50if everything were revealed
15:52in a single instant.
15:53this is a
15:55one of the biggest
15:55world squares,
15:57built at the beginning
15:58of the years
15:59one thousand six hundred.
16:01At that time,
16:02while London
16:03it was still a set
16:05of streets
16:05muddy
16:06and houses
16:07made of wood,
16:08here
16:08they stood up
16:09mosques
16:10of domes
16:11blue,
16:12palaces
16:13six stories
16:14and bazaars
16:15full
16:16made of silk,
16:17ceramics
16:18and jewelry
16:19Persians.
16:26The scenario
16:28Impressive.
16:29The mosque
16:30Shah to the south,
16:31the mosque
16:32Sheikh Lotfola
16:33to the east,
16:34the palace
16:34Alicapu
16:35west
16:36and the great
16:37bazaar
16:37north.
16:38Everything here
16:39it seems to have been
16:40designed
16:41to fascinate
16:42and to inspire.
16:43Like a big
16:44stage
16:45made for
16:46displaying power
16:47of an empire.
16:54The mosque
16:56Shah
16:56is one of
16:57major symbols
16:58from Isfahan.
16:59Built
17:00between
17:011611
17:02and 1629,
17:05it has
17:05a dome
17:0653 meters
17:07height
17:08covered
17:09however much
17:09out of 4 million
17:10of tiles
17:11meticulously
17:12fitted
17:13in patterns
17:14geometric
17:15and floral.
17:16Its color
17:17change
17:18with the light.
17:19Silver
17:20at dawn
17:21and golden
17:22at dusk.
17:24In addition to its
17:25beauty,
17:25acoustics
17:26It was perfect.
17:27designed.
17:28A simple
17:29whisper
17:30under the dome
17:30can be heard
17:31from any point
17:32from the hall
17:33of prayer.
17:37On the other side
17:39from the square
17:39Naksh
17:40and Jahan
17:40is
17:41mosque
17:42Sheikh Lot
17:43Fola,
17:43built
17:44to be
17:45the mosque
17:45private
17:46of the family
17:46real.
17:47That's why,
17:48does not have
17:49minarets
17:50not even a patio
17:50open,
17:51differing
17:52of architecture
17:53traditional
17:53Persian.
17:55Its interior,
17:56considered
17:57a masterpiece,
17:58it has
17:58mosaics
17:59impressive.
18:00The passage
18:02that connects
18:02the palace
18:03to the mosque
18:03it was built
18:05form
18:05underground,
18:06allowing
18:07that women
18:08of the Harem
18:08arrived
18:09without being
18:10views
18:10In public.
18:16But maybe
18:17the biggest
18:18treasure
18:19architectural
18:20it is
18:21the mosque
18:21Jane.
18:22She doesn't
18:23it was built
18:24All at once.
18:25Each
18:25dynasty
18:26He touched it.
18:27he left
18:28your brand,
18:29raised
18:29a dome
18:30sculpted
18:31an arch,
18:32drew
18:32a mosaic.
18:34While walking
18:35for their
18:35corridors
18:36and courtyards,
18:37you trace
18:37the story
18:38of architecture
18:39Iranian,
18:40from the beginning
18:41austere
18:41of Islam,
18:42to the magnificent
18:44expressions
18:44artistic
18:45Persians.
18:51In the heart
18:52from Isfahan,
18:53rises
18:54Ali Kapu,
18:55a palace
18:56that seems
18:56Defy time.
18:58His six
18:59floors
19:00guard
19:00salons
19:00secrets,
19:02steps
19:02hidden
19:03and the famous
19:04room
19:04music,
19:05where the sound
19:06spreads
19:06by the
19:07mucarnas,
19:08small reliefs
19:09in shape
19:09beehive
19:10that decorate
19:11The ceiling.
19:12At that time,
19:14from over there
19:14terrace,
19:15it was possible
19:15see knights
19:16crossing the arena
19:17polo
19:18and caravans
19:19arriving from
19:20distant lands,
19:21remembering that
19:22That's where it began.
19:23the world
19:23known
19:24and it extended
19:26how far
19:27imagination
19:27reached.
19:34The bridges
19:35from Isfahan
19:36they always were
19:37more than
19:38simple works
19:39engineering,
19:40are true
19:41works of art.
19:43The bridge
19:44Sio Sepol,
19:45built
19:46with bricks
19:47and limestone,
19:49It is 295 meters long.
19:51length,
19:52with 33 arches,
19:54that served
19:55both as a passage,
19:56how much
19:57regulating dike,
19:58controlling
19:59the level
20:00of the waters
20:00of the river
20:01Zayandé.
20:07This bridge,
20:08besides being
20:09stage
20:09for celebrations,
20:11like the festival
20:12Abpaxi,
20:13where the bridge
20:14it is washed
20:15in rituals
20:15of purification,
20:17its structure
20:18creates reflections
20:19duplicates in the river,
20:20forming patterns
20:21geometric
20:22hypnotics
20:23that inspired
20:24poets
20:24even today.
20:30Walking through
20:31Isfahan
20:32It's like entering
20:33in dreams
20:34from an old
20:34civilization
20:35at its peak.
20:37The city
20:38it was planned
20:39to be the capital
20:40most beautiful
20:40of the world.
20:41There,
20:42beauty
20:43Serbia
20:44to power.
20:45From the bridges
20:46that worked
20:47like dikes,
20:48all the way to the mosques
20:50with blue tiles
20:51that change color
20:52throughout the day,
20:53everything was created
20:55to transmit
20:56the idea
20:56that the Empire
20:57Persian
20:58It would be eternal.
21:05From the splendor
21:06architectural
21:07from Isfahan,
21:08we move forward
21:09to the desert,
21:10where Yazd
21:11rest
21:12between two
21:13vast deserts,
21:14Dasht-e-kavir
21:16and Dasht-e-lut.
21:21For over 3,000 years,
21:23People live here.
21:25in one of the climates
21:26most inhospitable
21:28of the planet.
21:28The highs
21:30wind towers
21:31they rise
21:32like sentinels,
21:33capturing the breezes
21:34soft
21:35and driving
21:36fresh air
21:37inside
21:38of the houses
21:38Made of adobe.
21:39The buildings
21:41seem to sprout
21:42of the earth,
21:42with walls
21:43thick
21:44clay
21:45that maintain
21:45the freshness
21:46night
21:47even under
21:48the sun
21:48merciless
21:49of the day.
21:54There was no
21:56abundant rivers
21:57here,
21:57only the need
21:59to survive.
22:01That's how it was.
22:01who were born
22:02the kanats,
22:04underground tunnels
22:05that brought
22:06very hot water
22:07far away.
22:08Yazd
22:09It's an oasis.
22:10wrought
22:11not by nature,
22:12but by
22:13determination
22:14of a people
22:15who refuses
22:16disappearing.
22:22This city
22:23It's the biggest.
22:24center
22:25of Zoroastrianism
22:26in Iran,
22:26one of the first
22:28monotheistic religions
22:29of the world
22:30who venerates
22:31Ahura Mazda
22:32like the Supreme God.
22:34In the Temple of Fire,
22:35known as
22:36Atash Behram,
22:38a flame burns
22:39there is more than
22:401500 years,
22:42fed daily
22:43by priests.
22:45For
22:46Oroastrians,
22:47the fire
22:47It represents purity.
22:49and the presence
22:50alive
22:50of Ahura Mazda.
22:52Pilgrims
22:53from various parts
22:54of the world
22:54visit
22:55Yazd
22:56to contemplate
22:57this flame
22:57eternal,
22:58a symbol
23:00of power
23:00of faith
23:01never
23:01It fades away.
23:08The towers
23:09of silence
23:10emerge in
23:11horizon
23:11from the desert
23:12like sentinels
23:14of stone,
23:15witnesses
23:15of old
23:16rituals
23:17Zoroastrians.
23:22For centuries,
23:24the dead
23:25were being taken
23:25all the way to those towers
23:26and left
23:27exposed
23:28so that the
23:29vultures
23:30consumed
23:30your flesh,
23:32because it was believed
23:33to bury
23:34or burn
23:34the bodies
23:35would contaminate
23:36the elements
23:37sacred
23:38of the earth
23:38and from the fire.
23:40For
23:40Oroastrians,
23:42death
23:42it was just
23:43one more
23:44stage
23:44of the cycle
23:45natural.
23:46The body
23:46fed
23:47the birds
23:48while the soul
23:49departure
23:50to face
23:51your judgment
23:52before
23:52Ahura Mazda.
24:00Yast has
24:01the color
24:01from the desert.
24:03Tones
24:03earthy
24:04mixed
24:05red
24:05smooth
24:06from sunset
24:06of the sun.
24:07Your
24:08streets
24:08narrow
24:09they meander
24:10between houses
24:11made of adobe,
24:12getting confused
24:13with the horizon
24:14arid
24:14from Iran
24:15central.
24:16At night,
24:17lights
24:17yellow
24:18illuminate
24:19its alleys,
24:20revealing the
24:20harmony
24:21between
24:21city
24:22and the desert.
24:24Knowledge
24:25deep
24:25of its people
24:26how
24:27survive
24:28here
24:28made
24:29Iazd
24:30one of
24:31cities
24:31older
24:32continuously
24:33inhabited
24:34of the world.
24:35But not
24:36only
24:36clay,
24:38wind and
24:38faith
24:38it is done
24:39life
24:39in
24:40Iazd.
24:47Among the
24:48sands
24:48hot
24:49from the desert
24:50there is a
24:51guardian
24:51almost
24:52invisible.
24:53The viper
24:54Persian
24:54of the horn.
24:56Small
24:57and discreet,
24:58she carries
24:58above the eyes
24:59two horns
25:00short ones
25:01they give you
25:02a look
25:02mysterious,
25:03as if
25:03had left
25:04old
25:05Persian legends.
25:11Few people
25:12he knows,
25:12but that
25:13viper
25:13spends hours
25:14buried,
25:15leaving only
25:16your eyes
25:17and horns
25:18exposed,
25:18waiting for
25:19moment
25:20right
25:20to
25:21attack.
25:22Your
25:22poison
25:23It's so
25:23effective
25:24what
25:24paralyzes
25:25small
25:25prey
25:26in
25:26seconds.
25:27Differently
25:28other
25:29snakes,
25:29she doesn't
25:30slides
25:31gently
25:31on the ground,
25:32moves
25:33in
25:33movements
25:34sides,
25:35raising the
25:36body in
25:36angle
25:37so as not to
25:38burn
25:38on the sand
25:39scalding hot.
25:40They say that
25:41if the
25:41desert
25:42had
25:42soul,
25:43he would be
25:43the
25:44wind,
25:45but if
25:45had
25:46eyes,
25:46would be
25:47you
25:47her.
25:51But
25:52neither
25:52all
25:52here
25:53if
25:53hides
25:53under
25:54the
25:54sand.
25:55When
25:56the sun
25:56if
25:56raise
25:57on
25:57Yazd
25:58and illuminates
25:59the desert,
25:59other
26:00creature
26:01walks
26:01between
26:02shadows
26:02of
26:02dunes
26:03and the
26:03fields
26:04dry,
26:05the
26:06jackal
26:06golden.
26:14with
26:15your
26:15fur
26:15what
26:16reflects
26:16the
26:16light
26:17of
26:17desert,
26:17he
26:18it seems
26:18if
26:19merge
26:19the
26:19landscape,
26:20becoming
26:21almost
26:21invisible
26:22to the
26:23eyes
26:23hurried.
26:25Little
26:26people
26:26he knows,
26:27but
26:27the
26:27jackal
26:27golden
26:28no
26:28and
26:28just
26:29one
26:29hunter.
26:30He
26:30also
26:31and
26:31one
26:31cleaner
26:32of
26:32desert,
26:33consuming
26:33carcasses
26:34and remains
26:35left
26:36put
26:36others
26:36animals,
26:37avoiding
26:38the
26:38propagation
26:39of
26:39illnesses.
26:44THE
26:45jackal
26:45golden
26:46patrol
26:47the
26:47territory
26:48silent.
26:49To the
26:50times
26:50he
26:50this
26:51alone,
26:52others
26:52times
26:52to the
26:53side
26:53of
26:53your
26:54partner
26:54of
26:54life.
26:55Together
26:56they
26:57search
26:57each
26:58centimeter,
26:59sniffing
27:00rodents
27:00that if
27:01they hide
27:01in
27:01holes,
27:02harvesting
27:03fruits
27:03wild
27:04or
27:04hunting
27:05insects
27:06that if
27:06drag
27:07by
27:07stones
27:07hot.
27:09Those
27:09couples
27:10divide
27:10all,
27:11the
27:11small
27:12hunt
27:12what
27:12guarantees
27:13the
27:13day,
27:14the
27:14shadow
27:15what
27:15hard
27:15few
27:16minutes
27:16and
27:17until
27:17the
27:17thirst
27:18what
27:18burns
27:18in
27:18your
27:19throats
27:19when
27:20the
27:20desert
27:21no
27:21offers
27:21water.
27:22Here
27:23they
27:24no
27:24they are
27:24just
27:24survivors,
27:26they are
27:26part
27:26of
27:27wind
27:27what
27:27blow
27:28and from
27:28sand
27:29what
27:29It burns.
27:34when the sun
27:35heat up
27:36the sand
27:36and the
27:37horizon
27:38trembles
27:38under
27:38heat
27:39scalding
27:39other
27:40silhouette
27:41appears
27:41high
27:44imposing
27:45almost
27:45as if it were
27:46part of
27:47one
27:47mirage
27:47this
27:49and the
27:49dromedary
27:50the real
27:51ship
27:52of
27:52desert
27:58in
27:59old
27:59routes
28:00commercials
28:01like
28:01route
28:02from the
28:02silk
28:02and the
28:03caravans
28:03Arabs
28:04It was common
28:05to hear
28:05the
28:06desert
28:07and the
28:07sea
28:08the
28:08dromedary
28:09and the
28:10ship
28:10why
28:11without
28:11he
28:12cross
28:13to the
28:13dunes
28:13he would be
28:14so
28:14impossible
28:15as
28:15to walk
28:16on
28:16the
28:16sea
28:22with
28:23just
28:23one
28:24hump
28:24he
28:25carries
28:25until
28:26250
28:26kilograms
28:27and
28:28he can
28:28to walk
28:29put
28:29days
28:29without
28:30to drink
28:30water
28:31but
28:32little
28:32people
28:32he knows
28:33what
28:33the
28:33secret
28:34no
28:34this
28:34stored
28:35in
28:35your
28:36hump
28:36as
28:37many
28:37believe
28:38there
28:39he
28:39guard
28:40just
28:40fat
28:41the
28:42what
28:42the
28:42maintains
28:43alive
28:43in
28:43dryness
28:44extreme
28:44and
28:45your
28:45capacity
28:46of
28:46preserve
28:47each
28:47drop
28:47of
28:47water
28:48node
28:48body
28:48he
28:49it has
28:49amazing
28:50blood cells
28:51red
28:51capable
28:52of
28:52to support
28:53dehydration
28:54deep
28:55very
28:56bigger
28:56than
28:56any
28:57other
28:57mammal
29:05the
29:06dromedary
29:06no
29:07carries
29:07just
29:08simple
29:08goods
29:09he
29:10transports
29:11water
29:11food
29:12and the
29:13hope
29:13of
29:14survival
29:14in
29:15regions
29:15where
29:16the
29:16life
29:16it seems
29:16impossible
29:17node
29:18desert
29:19of
29:19Iran
29:19central
29:20he
29:21no
29:21and
29:21just
29:22one
29:22animal
29:22of
29:22load
29:23and
29:24the link
29:24vital
29:25between
29:25communities
29:26distant
29:27and the
29:27unique
29:28form
29:28to win
29:29the vastness
29:30without
29:30end
29:31of
29:32desert
29:37but
29:38but for
29:38to understand
29:39the
29:39true
29:39strength
29:40this
29:40landscape
29:41and
29:42necessary
29:42advance
29:43yet
29:43more
29:44until
29:44the
29:44of
29:45fight
29:45one
29:46of the
29:46places
29:47more
29:47hot
29:48of
29:48all
29:48the
29:48planet
29:49satellites
29:50already
29:50registered
29:51temperatures
29:52that pass
29:52of the
29:5370
29:53degrees
29:54Celsius
29:54heat
29:55so
29:56intense
29:56what
29:57none
29:57life
29:57survives
29:58without
29:59adaptation
29:59extreme
30:04this
30:05desert
30:06extends
30:07like a
30:07sea
30:08endless
30:08salt
30:09dunes
30:10and the
30:10formations
30:11calls
30:12calutes
30:12towers
30:14and valleys
30:14stone
30:15carved
30:16along
30:16millennia
30:17by
30:17storms
30:18sand
30:18creating
30:19scenarios
30:20that seem
30:21from another
30:21planet
30:27here
30:27in the heart
30:28of a
30:29of the
30:29environments
30:30more
30:30ruthless
30:31of the earth
30:32Iran
30:32reveals
30:33its essence
30:34more
30:34deep
30:35one
30:36Earth
30:36what
30:37form
30:37survivors
30:38and visionaries
30:39people
30:40what they learned
30:41to create
30:41the impossible
30:42from
30:42out of nowhere
30:43where
30:44many
30:45they see
30:45just
30:46limits
30:46you
30:47Iranians
30:48they see
30:48paths
30:56departing
30:57of the
30:57borders
30:58of
30:58desert
30:59we arrived
30:59the
31:00xerox
31:00city
31:01founded
31:02there is more
31:02of
31:02four
31:03thousand
31:03years
31:03and
31:04considered
31:05during
31:05centuries
31:06the capital
31:07cultural
31:08from the
31:08Persia
31:09before
31:10from the
31:10revolution
31:11Islamic
31:11your
31:12wines
31:12they were
31:13celebrated
31:13as
31:14the
31:14nectar
31:14from the
31:15Earth
31:15Persian
31:15your
31:17beautiful
31:17gardens
31:18and mosques
31:18they kept
31:19centuries
31:20art
31:20and spirituality
31:22xerox
31:23and
31:24to this day
31:24the place
31:25where the
31:25poetry
31:26breathe
31:27throughout
31:27part
31:27and maybe
31:29none
31:29place
31:30translate
31:31that
31:31poetry
31:32with so much
31:32beauty
31:33as for
31:34mosque
31:34pink
31:39the
31:40mosque
31:40Nasir
31:41al-mulk
31:42known
31:43as
31:43mosque
31:44pink
31:44because
31:45of the
31:45tiles
31:46external
31:47in shades
31:47pink
31:48he was
31:49built
31:49between
31:511876
31:52and
31:531888
31:54your
31:55interior
31:56it houses a
31:56of the most
31:57impressive
31:58sets
31:58stained glass
31:59colorful
32:00of
32:00Iran
32:00designed
32:01to create
32:02games
32:03light
32:03what
32:04transform
32:05the floor
32:05and the
32:06columns
32:06in a
32:07mat
32:07rainbow
32:08curiously
32:10that
32:11effect
32:11it happens
32:12fully
32:13just
32:14in the first
32:14hours of
32:15morning
32:15becoming
32:16this moment
32:17almost a
32:17ritual
32:18secret
32:18to
32:19photographers
32:20and faithful
32:20who are looking
32:21register
32:22or pray
32:23fences
32:24by colors
32:24sacred
32:30standing
32:31in that hall
32:32at birth
32:32of the sun
32:33you witness
32:34a show
32:35none
32:36photography
32:37it achieves
32:37capture
32:38completely
32:39it is a
32:40moment
32:41It's a moment
32:41what do you need
32:41to be
32:42vivid
32:42when the
32:43architecture
32:44it transforms
32:44in prayer
32:45the light
32:46it seems
32:46divine
32:47and the world
32:48opens
32:48for something
32:49bigger
32:49than
32:50he
32:50same
32:57and so
32:58we arrived
32:58at the end
32:59from our
32:59incredible
33:00journey
33:01for the
33:01Iran
33:01as we travel
33:03your cities
33:04deserts
33:05and mountains
33:06It becomes impossible.
33:07not realizing
33:08a truth
33:09bigger
33:09this country
33:11it was
33:12extraordinary
33:13long before
33:14from the discussions
33:16policies
33:16that occupy
33:17our headlines
33:18and it will continue
33:19being extraordinary
33:21long after
33:22that they are
33:23forgotten
33:23because Iran
33:25not defined
33:26through the news
33:27it is defined
33:29because of its history
33:30your poetry
33:31and by force
33:32of his people
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