✨Fixing Eve in Iran was a challenging but ultimately successful endeavor.
🏰The Bam Citadel, also known as Arg-e Jadid, is a fascinating historical site dating back to the 6th century BC.
🌴The surrounding area of Bam features beautiful palm trees, reminiscent of places like Tunisia.
🚀Despite language barriers and technical issues with the motorcycle app, the journey continues.
🍵Hospitality and tea play a significant role in Iranian culture, creating memorable experiences for travelers.
How did you manage to fix your motorcycle in Iran?
—With the help of local mechanics and friends, I was able to overcome language barriers and get Eve repaired in Iran.
What is special about the Bam Citadel?
—The Bam Citadel, also known as Arg-e Jadid, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers a glimpse into ancient Persian architecture.
Did you face any challenges during your stay in Iran?
—Language barriers and technical issues with the motorcycle app were some of the challenges I faced during my stay in Iran.
What impressed you the most about Iranian culture?
—The hospitality and warmth of the people, as well as the tradition of tea, left a lasting impression on me.
What's next on your journey?
—I'm heading towards Pakistan, where I anticipate new adventures and challenges.
00:02Apologizing for a mistake and recognizing the need for repair.
03:19Arriving in Bam and exploring the Bam Citadel.
05:59Reflecting on the challenges of communication and using technology on the journey.
09:36Acknowledging a clumsy accident but finding forgiveness in the encounter.
14:00Recalling past experiences and reflecting on the power of music.
18:56Negotiating accommodation options and finding a comfortable place to stay.
20:56Expressing the importance of a safe and secure spot for the motorcycle.
21:08Dealing with technical issues and preparing for the next steps of the journey.
