The bus from Yazd (about 5 hours, 230.000 rials) reached Kerman just in time for me to drop my backpack, change, and get a Snapp to the wedding.
We met Nadia, Mohsen’s wife, who joined us for the rest of the day.
The last day in Kerman was to see… Kerman!
It was Sizdah Bedar –the last day of Nowruz, known as Nature Day, which is celebrated by picnicking outdoors.
The best thing you can tell an Iranian is that their country is beautiful and that the people are amazing.
Even though I didn’t count mine, but after 30 days in this incredible country I could guess that I easily got as many.
Most girls wear it really loosely, only in case there’s a policeman around, but you can see everyone’s hair (it’s worth mentioning that clothing in Iran, for tourist, is less a challenge than you might think).
Trip statistics
Perfect 30 days in Iran
More than 5700 km on motorways (yes, it’s a huge country! )