Photo gallery of Yazd
We have way too many pictures from Yazd and decided to post in a separate gallery as an addition to the story about Yazd.
- A mosque
- Mosque tile decoration
- Roknedin Mausoleum at night
- Streets of Yazd
- Water cistern with windcatchers
- Yazd panorama
- Staircase leading to underground water cstern
- Old bazaar street
- Minarets of Jame-e Kabir Mosque
- Streets of Yazd
- We are stitting on a water cistern watching sunset
- Yazd skyline
- Sunset in Yazd
- Nomad woman
- Herbs & flowers
- A mosque
- Jame-e Kabir Mosque (left) and Roknedin Mausoleum (right), Yazd.
- Door knock
- Dizi – one of my favorites in Iran
- Abandoned shop
- Bazaar street in Yazd
- Yazd skyline
- Streets of Yazd
- Morning in Jame-e Kabir Mosque
- Streets of Yazd
- Herbs & flowers
- Morning in a mosque
- Sunset in Yazd
- Traditional hotel in Yazd
- Kids
- Streets of Yazd
- Yazd traditional guesthouse
- Bazar street
- Carpets
- Clock tower
- Fortune teller
- Herbs and flowers
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by Yazd is a magical city in the desert you should not miss on October 28, 2012 at 8:23 am.
Hi Alex,
Some of photos are without title.do you know about the huge structure made of lattice-shaped wood?
by msd on October 28, 2012 at 9:29 pm.
Hi Masoud, I know that this structure is used during religious ceremonies and is carried by people, but I dont know its name and exact purpose. Can you tell us?
by Alex on October 31, 2012 at 4:35 am.
Yes,that’s true.
Name of the structure is Nakhl that represents the coffin of Imam Hussein,usually use as a symbol.people gather round that, praying for several minutes, before picking the entire nakhl up and running with it around the square.this is one of the religious custom of yazd people.this mourning ceremony will be held by the muslim( with shia Gilder) soon,at 24 & 25 November in yazd.
Did you change a bit them of blog?where are you now?
by msd on November 11, 2012 at 9:58 am.
Hi Masoud,
Thank you for the info. Yes, we have changed the blog’s look a bit.
Currently in Myanmar/Burma. No much internet, so not really posting anything. But will post soon.
by Alex on November 16, 2012 at 4:42 am.
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