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Persian favorite: eggplant.
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Leg of lamb, cooked in Yazd, the meat fell off the bones, original and unique flavors.
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Sabzi Polo The rice itself is highly fragrant, scented with dill, mint and whatever other soft herbs you can get, along with heady saffron.
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OMG the chicken! I can't give enough compliments to the chefs and restaurant management for treating us to local Yazd cuisine, and the same for the tour company for picking great restaurants all along the way. Kudos.
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I am defeated. Help, Farooq only you can figure this out. The closesst I got with Azra's interpretation was آنکه بی باده کند جان مرامست کجاست Where is the soul who takes my breath away.
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Great new friends, Bus Number 2 building bridges with Bus Number 4.
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Coffee art, as good as it gets, Dad Hotel Coffee Shop.
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Last night in Yazd, there should be a sad song with that name.
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Sepheran Air
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Flying out of Yazd, onward to Shiraz.
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See you soon, Yazd, we'll miss you!
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We reached an unassuming doorway with a sign saying Emarat Aghigh, Cultural Restaurant. Little did we know what a wonder we were entering, a land of Alladin and his Genie.
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Dad Hotel, even the hallways are exquisitely decorated.
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How the windcatcher cools a room with no moving parts.
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As we boarded Bus Number 2
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