I'm with you. I lived in Tehran for three years until the revolution when we were told to leave. I love Iran. Can you do a video of what was called Phalavi Ave up Yosephabad to street 33, that's where we lived. Love your videos keep them coming.

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

I did not see the years of the revolution, but I heard that the situation in the country was very chaotic in the last years. Also, since the year when the mullahs came to work, the situation has gotten worse and worse. I will definitely film Yusuf Abad and put it on the channel. Thank you for your comment 🙏🏻🙂

@kamiemami4762

12 күн бұрын

You can search valiasr street in google. The new name is it. Yousef abad is still called youfef abad ❤

@dennisclark8766

12 күн бұрын

@@kamiemami4762 thank you so much. Merci aga. Pardon my spelling of your beautiful language.

@mohammedsharif916

7 күн бұрын

Yosefabad had some very prominent families at one stage though some old moneyed families still live within the area the place is more crowded and commercial and is more middle class. Abbasabad is less busy and crowded and had some lovely tree lined streets. These were the top areas of Tehrean before Shimiran and mere considered uptown but the city had grown so much that anything below Vanak is now downtown.

I love Iran 💯🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

Great video! western media is really portraying Iran far from the reality. I even see vendors selling mugs with hollywood actors and Kpop groups like BTS, these are pop culture and western themed content but it is allowed. Thank you for shedding light to what the actual situation is

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Thanks! Yes, everyday life in Iran includes many aspects of global pop culture, showing a different side than often portrayed.

@mohsenkhatiblou311

Күн бұрын

Do not go. There is a good chance you may be taken as a hostage.

I have always wanted to go to Iran because I think the people are wonderful. You have that marvelous film director, Ashgar Farahadi, whose films we have been so fortunate to view.

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Hello. You are very kind. I'm really glad that I started this channel. Reading your comments gives me a lot of encouragement. Thank you for your support. I have also watched Asghar Farhadi's films and enjoyed many of them.

Sehr schön 🤟

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Vielen Dank! 😊

I really like these videos, did you ever think of having English audio versions? I asked just because when you’re looking at everything you have to read the writing so it kind of takes away so maybe a person with English audio would be cool so you can completely observe everything that’s going on. Greetings from California

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Hello! Thank you for your comment. We have considered including English narration and are open to trying it in our upcoming videos. We'll see how the audience responds. If the feedback is positive, we will certainly continue with it.

@lilithsmith1290

12 күн бұрын

I thought just because I am old I can’t read and focus on the pictures . Thank you , I can not even watch movie with subtitles, any moor.

I'll be visiting Armenia this year December, I'm looking forward to pass by Iran before leaving for home. Iran had always been on my bucket list

Iran land of aryan nation 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷💪💪💪💪💪

@lilithsmith1290

5 күн бұрын

به استخوان پوسیده نیاکان افتخار نکن!

O Irã ê muito bonito.....sou do Brasil e um dia quero conhecer esse pais.

Iran was much better during Shah,s time ❤❤

Nice footage from Iran. Well done job! Keep it going!

Love your video and may Jesus Christ richly bless you and show you His GREAT love that He has for each YOU ❤️

I also noticed in the videos that the cars are not constantly honking their horns.

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Unfortunately, what upset me is the large number of peddlers who made the face of the city ugly and crowded. I do not understand this municipal policy.

It was great Thank you👌

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

You're Welcome 🙂 Glad you liked it!

Love from Pakistan - Iran is my first dream destination

Again a very good video! Greetings from Hungary! 🇮🇷 🇭🇺

Nice video ❤

Great video! Thanks! Greetings from Russia! 😊

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Thanks for your support. it means a lot to me 🙏☺️

@Das-xk2cz

3 күн бұрын

Very beautiful girls ❤❤❤

@Das-xk2cz

3 күн бұрын

I love you

I would love to visit. It's interesting to see quite a few women without hair coverings.

wow I'm very surprise :O I dont know really how is Iran, so thank you to show us. regards

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Thank you for your comment. Your comment is very valuable for me. I hope I have been able to convey the correct information.

great job again ... thanks for your much appreciated efforts ... speaking of sanctions, well, that's the point : the 'merchants' (bazarries) who wanted Free Trade, but the Shah's government didn't quite allow it, eventually managed to carry out that stupid revolution in 1979 and create a Grey / Black Market economy at last ... (a similar thing happened in parts of Europe, England for example, and then in Russia and even in China, as well, when the Soviet Union system collapsed in 1991 while China had already undergone some kind of a Cultural Revolution in the early to mid-1950s ...) so, now the 'free traders' (supported by the sluggish / brutish Islamic government) could and still can do imports (and a little export as well) via illegal or half-legal means ... via smuggling through the borders, so to say ... and that's why you get an iPhone in Iran at least twice its worth in the US and many other places ... or see fancy cars that the wealthy (sometimes, if not often, the government 'kids') own and drive ... therefore, the 'good' question is this : where do the mostly poor people earn the money from so as to pay for these uber-expensive items? how can the middle class pay 160`000`000 T for a junk little Pride car for example? __ __ __ btw, past the 36:00 mark, you're back in Enghelab street again but apparently forgot to mention it on the image ...

@visitera

9 күн бұрын

Thank you for your detailed insights and observations. The economic dynamics you described, including the impact of sanctions and the development of informal economies, are indeed complex and have significant effects on daily life in Iran. The disparity in wealth distribution and the challenges faced by different socioeconomic groups are important issues to consider. Regarding the video timestamp, I appreciate the reminder. It's crucial to provide accurate context and information for viewers.

Судя по лицам, по поведению людей, если бы я знала фарси, то чувствовала бы себя в Тегеране как дома в Крыму, в Севастополе. Я много лет живу в США. В США совершенно другие люди, лица, выражения глаз. Очень интересно было посмотреть на людей в автобусе крупным планом. Спасибо за замечательное видео.

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Рад, что вам понравилось! Люди повсюду имеют свои уникальные черты, но в основе своей мы все очень похожи. 💗

Yes, this is good, and want to say, media is not something which led my way. No, it is people like you, and your friends, plus I think I am quit good at reading people. And I will try to visit Iran, perhaps, next spring. And also I a fan of Zoroastrian , and the their picture of life.

Peoples look happiest than in the streets of Paris were everyone feel preoccupied. And see people without helmet on motorcycle remind me my youth. I don't see oppressed women in the streets as they like to show it in our j.... medias in France. I'm travel biker and I saw many bikers traveling in iran whom are very well welcomed by the population of differents levels from the Iranian society. Great people in a great country. European community is the new USSR 2.0.

@visitera

9 күн бұрын

It's wonderful to hear about your positive experiences and observations in Iran. Different perspectives often provide a more balanced view compared to media portrayals. Enjoy your travels and stay safe on the road! ✌️

Great. This is why i never do television, i look at the truth

i have noticed that woman do not wear dress or high heels , or have short sleeve blouses

Will all the women not dressed like they're told to dress by men be tracked down and reprimanded?

Книги. Книжные развалы прямо на тротуарах. Как много книг. США давно перестали читать. Я и прежде, годы назад не видела лома в библиотеки, и в книжные магазины. А сейчас, тем более. Четыре тысячи лет культуры за спиной народа, это не двести лет.

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Согласен, Культура чтения и долгие традиции обогащают жизнь.

The man in the bus was looking into my soul

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

🤣🤣😁

Спасибо за отличное видео, всегда хотела посетить Иран.

It's hot out and the women look they are going to work in the freezer section at a grocery store.

To day is June 14, 2024 . You start your VEDIO buy lying .

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

🤔🤔 video was taken on June 13, 2024. What do you mean by lying?

@lilithsmith1290

12 күн бұрын

@@visitera to day was June 14 , 2024and just pass midnight is June 15 20 24 .

@heylynnn1003

6 күн бұрын

"VEDIO" 😂😂

NEVER FORGET 9/11

I hate to say this . Iranians were generally good and nice people, but govern by the antigonistc leaders . They were very poor in international diplomacy .

@visitera

12 күн бұрын

Hello. Thank you for your comment. A number of Iranian people believe in conspiracy theory. They believe that the leaders of Iran are spies who are controlled by countries like Britain and America. Interestingly, they provide many evidences for this claim, some of which are solid and true. Iran has many natural resources such as oil and gas and has a sensitive geopolitical position. For this reason, it is not too far from the expectation that it will be a colony of world powers. Of course, colonialism in a new way. By controlling the leaders

@blackm87

12 күн бұрын

@@visitera Very interesting! You could talk about this in the videos