Dearest Nora, thank you for sharing your lovely video! I traveled to Iran about four years ago and spent time with a local family near Tabriz in Northern Iran, it seemed such a similar experience to you in this video. I stayed at their home and found the family so kind and hospitable, the food was delicious too (prominent in that homelife experience was the massive beautifully colourful carpets, drinking lots of black tea with sugar cubes, picking fruit from the orchids, sitting around a plastic mat for a three course meal, wearing hijab everywhere outside etc). In my time there I traveled by train to Tehran and then drove up the coast of the Caspian sea (as a car passenger). It was a memory so precious, Id treasure it forever. Best wishes to you.

as an iranian after seeing 5 of your videos from iran I have to say I love seeing such real personalities like you visiting Iran, you dont fake anything and describe everything like it is to you. I hate those who just say nice things about iran like its heaven or people who just say negative things like its hell (Im an atheist btw I dont believe in hell or heaven)

@Nora_adventurism

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That means a lot to me.

@sweetdreams1DIAM0ND

7 жыл бұрын

Nora you are very welcome, wish you the best in pakistan. be safe.

@Ownedbytab

7 жыл бұрын

What do you think about your country ? I'm asking because we don't have much information about it you know... I saw the rich kids of tehran on instagram few days ago, are those people stay between them or what ? it seems like theyare living above your laws, correct me if I'm wrong.

@sweetdreams1DIAM0ND

7 жыл бұрын

***** they live with the rest of tehran but in expensive areas like the Beverly hills of US which I think is called Farzanegan (someone from tehran correct me if Im wrong), some say that some of these rich kids which are not only in tehran are the kids of politicians and gov officials, if you work for the gov or even if you dont but have lots of money then you can sometimes live above the laws, but if you are talking about living above the radical islamic laws then honestly every young person in Iran living in a city has been to at least one house party and had alcohol and...but I assume the rich kids can be a bit more public about it like driving with the roof down and a ton of girls in the back because they probably can afford the troubles. I live in Dubai because of my fathers work and we go to Shiraz- Iran every summer for vacation so I might not know a lot in detail.

@Ownedbytab

7 жыл бұрын

I see, well thanks for the explanations I didn't knew that !

I love you from Iran

Trust and understanding people is important in Persian culture Humanity, happiness, kindness, love

3:07 little angel, plz don’t let war ruin her smile¡ Good luck and be happy Iranian

Nuff Love for Netherlands People From Iran, Amazing chilled people! I have met one of the truly unique elders who has taught ME life lessons in the knot of the moments!!.. you dunno! Wow! Cannot say even enough! you lucky you went there somehow.. I aint been there for ages.. anyway.. thanks for the videos and keep on! Good luck with everything and that.

at 1:57 I love this guy: Salam Alaykom is for Arab people! respect brother

@truthisontheinternetyoutub938

7 жыл бұрын

david Ela yes but many more don't

@truthisontheinternetyoutub938

7 жыл бұрын

david Ela​ also David, in case you have been living under a rock, Iran is going through a major transformation since 1400 years ago and thanks to the the Ayatollahs the people are going back to their ancient root which is the Pre-islamic Iran, and hence their original religion of Zoroastrianism. And thus many people now start to drop the Arab words such as Salam and simply say DOROUD, or DROD (Pahlavi Persian). Thanks to Internet & KZread you can now easily educate yourself

@truthisontheinternetyoutub938

7 жыл бұрын

david Ela​ Very soon, very very soon, the whole world will be transformed. None more important than Iranians starting to official say Doroud & Doroud Bar shoma or even keep Salam....Iran is a country of Many Ethnicities such as Kurd, Azeri, Baluch, Pars, Lor, etc. We've known about living in tolerance way before any body else came in the picture...way before. And I assume, you got a dog in this fight (meaning you're a Jew)?

@VillageTV

7 жыл бұрын

What DROD means?

@truthisontheinternetyoutub938

7 жыл бұрын

Desi Television It means Hello in Persian

Welcome to Iran, Nora. :)

Woow amazing Iranian foods

God you're tall... and I just love the kid speaking English. That kid deserves a medal

@Nora_adventurism

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I am....

... and this family is great and their food looks amazing! for the record the kofta she was recommending is different than your typical Italian meatballs or meatloaf. It's 30-50% ground beef and the rest is rice and lentils.

very good job Nora! Very honest and real video it is. I have to watch more of them. I have been there too quite few times, and want to go again in future. it is lovely there!!!!!!!!!

@Nora_adventurism

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro! I had very mixed experiences in Iran and therefor very mixed emotions about the country.

@zainiqbal44

7 жыл бұрын

Nora its different. i understand. but for them its normal. except some those are loyal to old regiem, therefore some will never be happy.

wow the food

crazy , Kofthe is Tabriz Azeri food isn't turkey,

@WOE-ComposingGod

2 жыл бұрын

She meant the turkik part of iran which is Tabriz and Azerbaijan

i liked this video so much, because it was so nice to see the other part of the world. how people live there, the food they eat. i will try kooftey too if i ever go to iran😀. thank u for your videos. thank you for showing the people around the world are not just fighting they are living and sharing and loving. wishing you lots of happiness.

Nora u r great! thanks for coming to my village Hunza

MUCH LOVE FROM ROMANIA❤️

@mrmark6151

4 жыл бұрын

may i ask you ? you romanian or iranian living in romania ? because i see you cheering up more than iranians . do not take me wrong i just wanna know , because iam native lure baktiaria iranian living out of persia now

@amirhosseinbahrami7742

4 жыл бұрын

I'm seeing your comments every day

iranian cousines, culture seems interesting and its my first evev time to see Iranian people their home and culture though they are our neighbours.

the food looks delicious !!!

Well surely, you can not have the same experience in Holland, people are not simply going to invite strangers in their home and treat them with great hospitality. And that is I guess Persian hospitality.

@Nora_adventurism

7 жыл бұрын

Not really no, we somehow got crazy about individualism.

@thomashoward8023

7 жыл бұрын

I guess we got crazy about feminism as well

@walker-re6pe

6 жыл бұрын

+ Nora Individualism was an interesting thing that you mentioned. I'm an Iranian student of English and Cultural Studies, living in Australia and I have found a stark cultural difference between Iran and Australia. The Australians are very nice, but as an Iranian who is used to lots of communication and many friends I feel very lonely here. I have realized that most people here are reluctant to communicate and it's not even because I'm an immigrant. I have observed the same thing about them in their own relationships. I don't want to generalize and I definitely don't know the Western culture that much, having lived in Australia for only 3 years, but I am starting to believe that it is the individualism in the Western culture that makes it so different from Persian culture. I rarely see a group of friends talking in our tutorial classes and normally they are only friends as long as they are in the same class. As soon as the semester finishes they forget who they used to talk to and don't even say hello to them (happened to me a couple of times). Friendships in Australia are usually working relationships and I have rarely seen people who have been close friends for more than five years (this is common in Iran; my sister-in-law is forty and still goes out with her high-school friends!) Sympathy and understanding other people's emotions is considered a norm in Iran. Although, lots of times I have seen unkind Iranians too, but they are never indifferent to you. They always try to understand others' emotions and they are very eager to communicate. I had my first real cultural shock here in Australia, where I went to a literature class and I saw everyone silently staring at their mobile phones rather than talking to each other. The class was so different from Iran, where the professors struggle to quiet the students. So I have been wondering a long time, why is that so? Is it because Westerners love their privacy so much that they see no reason for communicating with another? I don't mean to nag about Australians; they are very nice and peaceful people and intelligent and tolerant and going to university here has definitely been a great experience as the content we study is much better than in Iran. This is only an observation that I had and I really want to know what the reason behind this cultural difference is.

@tomislavvelimirovic6522

5 жыл бұрын

@@walker-re6pe maybe family maybe our first 7 years shape our future.

This is baghaali poloooo hahahahah :DD

breaking my heart that dinner 😍😍

hi Nora ... your videos are amazing love ... I wont to Mis you in Iran ..

Hi Nora! Be careful so yu don't put to mutch weight on!! haha.. no danger in that department!...*stay cool, we love your videos!*

nice adventure hoping can join to you soon :)

heel mooi schat. jou gaat nog meer naar iran?

welcome to Iran Nora!

Beautiful

Wow it's Amazing I hope you enjoy In Muslim family

Youre a beautiful person bless your heart.

@Nora_adventurism

4 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

I had that jelly and ice cream thing in qazvin it was truly interesting combination 😂

@Nora_adventurism

7 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@papakbobejroos8439

7 жыл бұрын

Good jab Nora, may Jehovah God bless you.

Love for iran God bless you

I don't understand why Iranian people can not see the difference between a tourist and a homeless drifter. I have been all over the world and no single one person do like as you people, you make fun of your self.

@persianguy1524

7 жыл бұрын

Lets not be dickheads

@sweetdreams1DIAM0ND

7 жыл бұрын

do you know the meaning of "guest"?

@sweetdreams1DIAM0ND

7 жыл бұрын

***** do you even calculate the bs you throw? Im not saying islam didnt damage us but bullet between their skull? you mean your whole family and relatives? what you said is nothing less radical than what isis says.

@yeroshalmi5715

7 жыл бұрын

She is a spacial person. If I was in Iran with my family it would of been honor to invite her to our home. She welcome to come to New York and have diner with my family.

@sweetdreams1DIAM0ND

7 жыл бұрын

Lucky Luke oh ok so being hospitable means not being man enough? can you go more in detail on how Iranian men are not man enough?

very nice

Leuk om eens binnen te kunnen gluren in een Iraanse huiskamer!

you never explained what happened at the time of your crash! did he hit your motorcycle? or just got too close?

@Nora_adventurism

7 жыл бұрын

+Reza ARA He definitely touched the motorcycle and made me lose balance. Everything after that went so fast that I can't really remember.

Ηaha! ''kourabie'' is a Greek Christmas traditional type of cookie! We also have''mpamies'' and ''Dolma''..

koofteh is not Turkish, it's a dish from north of Iran , a town called Tabriz where people's first language is Azari( wrongly associated with Turkish language but similar). the full name of that dish is, koofteh tabrizi.

Were you traveling alone?

nice, if you are ever coming Pakistan again, be my guest.

1:54 dead😂

blue eyes, blond hair go to Iran. people of there are dying for you

@hadifaramarzi66

6 жыл бұрын

Hmmm not me

:| اون کوفته که نشون داد الان اینا فکر میکنن عنه

Hi

from skardu

How did u know all these iranians to be invited in a family party?

I am very sorry for Iranian car drivers

@mollaarash

6 жыл бұрын

R A not in tehran

@m.rahimi4231

5 жыл бұрын

خوبه خودتم ایرانی هستیا

Ina tu ouroupa va amerika maro tahwil nemigiran, ma chera bayad inaro inghadr tahwil begirim, mage ina kian. Ma bayad mardome khodemuno tahwil begirim, bayad hawaye khodemuno dashte bashim. Ina miran maro maskhare mikonan tu keshwarashun.

@haitaxi5637

7 жыл бұрын

soo true : / unfortunately..

@walker-re6pe

6 жыл бұрын

راستش درسته که خیلی از غربی ها نژادپرستند ولی من تجربه م از استرالیا این طور نبود. یعنی به عنوان توریست که با من خوب بودند و لبخند می زدند و کمک می کردند آدرس پیدا کنم و بدرفتاری ای ازشون ندیدم. اما خب فکر میکنم تنها ایرانی ها هستند که مهمان نوازیشون در حدیه که طرف رو دعوت به خونه شون میکنن و بهشون غذا میدن. همچین چیزی هیچ جای دیگه ای ندیده م.

3:18 nom nom nom

Nora I want you to visit azad kashmir. Pakistan side. you will love it.

@mmsherzad6352

Жыл бұрын

Kashmir and Iran have no difference, both are the same people and culture

LOL 1:53 salam alykom is for arab people xD

@mehrdad5767

7 жыл бұрын

Artin A yes he is idiot we must say drood{hi}

no iranian party i went to in Iran were the women wearing headscarves..thats is not a good depiction of relaxed family gathering at all. food looks amazing as is hospitality although Iranians I mixed with in Tehran were 2 or 3 times friendlier than these, I do have a pretty good grasp of the language however which may have given me a different view as an australian rather than an american..america and england have brought a lot of misery to these wonderful folk..every meal was followed by dancing at least in my experience, perhaps i was just fortunate. kheilly kosh hal shodam and kosh gozasht

@ganregoohe7303

6 жыл бұрын

dji zzah They are wearing headscarf probably because she is videoing.

Wow irani beautiful girl's

the vegetarian on wheels

Poor girl :)

Fool Nora.Asaalamm...is for Arab people..you are right. They're Persians, they speak Persian, and also Kurdish. She needs more prudence.

that loli, though...

Iranian guy was saying As salaam alykum is just for Arabs people's...Are you serious..or you are jew?

I salute your suicidal bravery! Not that I think it's dangerous to travel to Iran, but because of its murderous traffic situation. Hope you had a great time!

@Nora_adventurism

7 жыл бұрын

True, Iran was the craziest!

@mehrdad5767

7 жыл бұрын

Joakim Kalantari hi you are iranin ????

@mashkal2006

7 жыл бұрын

yes

@mehrdad5767

7 жыл бұрын

Joakim Kalantari drood ba baradar😊

@mehrdad5767

7 жыл бұрын

Joakim Kalantari i have one the qustion? she{nora} is iranin?

Can not stand her !

1:54 :))) little bit racist

@persianguy1524

7 жыл бұрын

Its not racist. Dorood is Persian and salam is arabic, he was just stating facts.

@faceda89

7 жыл бұрын

well , racism its not just about word or "facts" you geniuses , the tune and the way he interrupt, shows he's background, everyone has little bit of minor racism , we can acknowledge it and understand it better instead of ignoring it and giving lame justification

@persianguy1524

7 жыл бұрын

+farhaddaeva its not racism to point out facts. You're also talking about bigotry, not racism. racism is oppressing and discriminating against someone for their race and skin color.

@faceda89

7 жыл бұрын

Well buddy in some point there no difference between bigotry and racism, maybe you are right and I'm using wrong word but minor racism it's far better to call him bigot

@lilray5470

7 жыл бұрын

That's not racism. Among Iranians, it's quite rare to say _salām aleykom_. We usually say _salām_. That's it. :)