Iran: a mixed blessing
(Don’t judge by the rumors...)

There are numerous interested Europeans who would like to take a trip to Iran. But due to …?!...they've tended to take a dusty view of the things going on here.
A philosophical change began to down on Mr. Kurt Auhuber, a German tourist, who dared to travel to Iran (for the 5th time) as he visited the country for 25 days by his own car. The sea sparkling on the right, the rivers threading their way down the valleys on your left or the antique monuments are not the only magnificent parts of the trip," the attractions of the Iranian tribal life and culture (Balouchi, Ghashgai, Bakhtiari, Ghileni, Kurdi, Azari, and Kashkuli, …of Iran) and its villagers were that much stunning which I accommodated just 4 days in a hotel and the rest with the hospitable local people", said Mr. Auhuber.
He claimed he didn't have any problem during his residence and that he would try his best to reflect his witnesses in German mass media especially "Drive" magazine( translated in 4 languages, in 500000 circulation throughout Europe) in order to change the views spreading wrongly all over the world of the country. He added," Iranian tourism industry is productive with unique and potential capabilities. Of coarse there are some trivial weaknesses such as inappropriate public lavatories or food services on the roads. But all of them are overshadowed by the positive points (its culture, people's hospitality, etc.). That's what makes traveling here the most outstanding moment of my life."
…let it touch your soul…let leaving here be your very bitter moment of life…believe us words are lifeless to convey the essence of life in IRAN…