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An independent journey through Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan & Iran during the Summer of 2008
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July
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- First tastes of Iran: Mashhad, Qom, Kashan, Yazd
- To Mashhad
- Same same but different
- Blogging in Turkmenistan
- Khiva & preparing for Turkmenistan
- Bukhara & a few encounters
- Samarkand & female friendships
- Tashkent: Taste of Apricot
- Getting ready
- Readings: Renzo Guolo's "La via dell'Imam"
- From my favorite cafe
- Turkmenistan infos from another traveller
- Iranian Blogs
- The Silk Road
- Tasty pistachio nuts & international politics
- Milestones of Persian history & art
- Our "draft" itinerary
- This blog's name
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About us
Giulia (or Julie), mathematician, fashion victim & traveler, spends her time thinking about changing the world & perusing a modeling career in Asia. In real life, she is taking a PhD between Tuscany & Paris.
Lorenzo, digital nomad, wannabe philosopher & traveller, has been lucky enough to end up on the bright side of globalization. He loves modern art & (all kinds of) information. In real life, he works on technology between Rome and Southern California.
Online Resources
Central Asia News
Stantours (LOI, visas, etc)
Lonely Planet Forum - Uzbekistan, especially this one and this one
Lonely Planet Forum - Turkmenistan
Lonely Planet Forum - Uzbekistan, especially this one and this one
Lonely Planet Forum - Turkmenistan
2 commenti:
My Dear, miss Chiara G. forgot to tell you that Sicily is the major producer of pistachos.
www.vallidisicilia.it/italiano/pistacchio%20di%20bronte.asp - 84k
La g. di Gatta
http://www.hipposh.blogspot.com
didn't forget...baby
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