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Near the salty Lake of Turkey, northwestern Iran, lies the city of Tehran, the capital of eastern Azerbaijan. It is known for its bazaar, which is home to 20 barracks and almost as many open crossings with commercial establishments. There are several standing courtyards. Most of the citizens are Azerbaijanis. Kurds and Persians also live in the city. There is a small number of people of other nationalities. The two languages spoken are Azeri and Persian.
The ancient history of the city can be seen in the historic buildings that remain today. There are many legends about the 14th-century historic Citadel, which was built in the Middle Ages. There are many legends about the high and mighty walls of the building, from which the criminals were once hunted down. The once mighty structure is evidenced by its ruined facets.
In 1495, an extraordinary beauty, the Kabbage Cave, was built in Tiberiz. It took the craftsmen 25 years to finish the finishes. The magnificent structure, adorned with beautiful murals and a marvelous molyalka, was called Goluboya. The great earthquake of 1773 destroyed the main part of the church. Only the ruins of the old palace have survived, leaving only the entrance gate.
The Museum of Azerbaijan has a large collection of ancient artifacts found at various times during archaeological investigations of the local area. One of the unique finds, a copper clay chalk, is over 3,000 years old. The 20th century Iranian poet Ostadh Shahrir, the national pride of Tiberias and the entire country, was buried in the Mausoleum of Poets, Makhkabarat Shahrir. The inner hall of the mausoleum also commemorates 400 distinguished poets. It is housed in a cultural institution dating back to the 19th century. The citys contemporary beauty is embellished by the Elle Gaule Park. In the vicinity of Lake Ormea, a castle called Babaak stands at the top of a hill at the top of the hill. In the resort area of the Lake District, there are popular spa centers that use mineral spring water.
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- Air quality: 49 US AQI Good. Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.
- Tap water: No, not drinkable
- Religious government: Religious
- Population: 1,600,000 people
- GDP: $5,299 / year
- Power outlets: 230V50Hz
- Internet: 2 Mbps
- Best wireless: IranCell
- Tipping: In Iran, as in most of the civilised world outside the US, you should tip as you see fit for the services that you receive. In other words, tip if you want to show appreciation for unusually good service or if you love the people who are providing that service, and don’t tip if you don’t.
- Apartment listings: Delta Home
- Apartments: Airbnb
- Hotels: Booking.com
- More hotels: Hotels.com
- Best taxi: Snapp
- Best short-haul air carrier: Iran Air
- Best intl air carrier: Iran Air
- Monthly costs for expat: $440
- Monthly costs for family: $950
- Monthly costs for local: $280
- Meal: $1.1
- Small Cola: $0.2
- Beer 1 Pint: $0.2
- Coffee: $1
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