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Visit of the Shah-e Cheragh Mosque and departure for Kashan by night bus

2010 July 30 By Les auteurs Leave a Comment

Visit of the Shah-e Cheragh Mosque and departure for Kashan by night bus

In the morning, we visit the Shah-e Cheragh mosque, recommended by Marc and Michelle, a couple from Strasbourg we met at the Guest-house.
Indeed, the mosque is impressive, because of its size, the number of faithful but above all the fervour that reigns there. It is indeed, one of the holy high places of Shiite Islam.

Mosque Aquatic Spaces
Mosque Aquatic Spaces
mosque interior
Mosque interior

The safety instructions are draconian, so are the religious ones. Photographs are strictly forbidden.
Christine is obliged to wear a chador, panther look :).

Mosque outfit
Mosque outfit

In addition, all along the visit, we are taken care of by a charming guide.
Back at the Guest-house, we share a last moment with our compatriots.

Atmosphere Guest-House
Atmosphere Guest-House

We pick up our luggage for a long night bus ride. A new destination awaits us : Kashan.

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