Iranian Bazaars versus shopping malls
Traditional bazaars in Iran have been around for thousands of years. Bazaar is not just a place for shopping but many important social and political events in Iran have their roots in traditional bazaars.
Bazaar has its own rich and complex culture. In contrast, modern shopping malls in Iran are relatively a new phenomenon. They are not as culturally rich as bazaars but are more accessible and have items and displays that are somehow more attractive in modern-day life.
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When it comes to the weekends, we try to escape the urban life, one way to do so is to sign up for a tour, and when it comes to tours, Iran surely has much to offer. This week, Ali Rashid tagged along with one tour to see what people tend to do on their weekends.
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