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Ghazaleh Apr 18, 2012
Indeed, it was one of the most beautiful places among over 20 countries that I have visited in the world. I did not know how amazingly developed is Tehran: maybe 5 times bigger than Toronto, 10 times more highways, bridges, metros, etc. Very beautiful nature, mountains, and a lot of sightseeing. Cons: the weather is polluted with traffic cars, they drive crazy, and traffic jam in rush hours are killing... Anyway, a must-see place ...
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