A Journey of Family, Culture, and Exquisite Cuisine

11 months ago

To be honest, the day and night in Mashad are equally exciting and enjoyable. Especially while travelling with family, where your meals are always ready and cooked in the hotel rooms. Food and other items are highly expensive in this city, therefore you must save money by cooking at home rather than staying in a hotel and eating paid meals.

In this post, I've included daytime photographs of Haram Imam Raza, a well-known person in the Muslim religion. The day was beautiful, and I left with my family for Haram courtyard, which is one of the city's largest courtyards. This courtyard is excessively large, and if you are unfamiliar with it, you will get lost the first time you visit because also it has many gates for entry and exit.

As I approached the location, the tall Minars and the Golden dome drew my attention and compelled me to take photographs. There are many beauties in the place where you can make pictures which are heart touching and lovely. During my photography, I learned about the gold-plated dome from one of my relatives who lives in Iran. He informed me that the entire dome in which you are staring is completely covered in gold.

There are various causes for this. one that they show huge regard to the their best religious individuals which means they show respect and present their love in this way. When they love someone who is buried, they apply the same gold coating to convey their love and grief. Another reason it appears gorgeous when viewed from a distance which will attract tourists attention. Especially for guests, so that they can be drawn to it and enjoy the beautiful culture.

A DAY TO REMEMBER IN MASHAD

This place is generally highly crowded and on special events, you may not be able to find a little spot to stand. This place is religious and is constantly busy, even when there are no special occasions. But on the day we went, it was less busy, and I was able to get some stunning photos of this site to store in my life memories.

I took some photos of the haram and its surrounds and posted them in both colour and black&white with the #colorblackandwhite community. The beauty of the Shrine and Iranian culture can be seen in these photographs, one of which is the handcrafted patterns on the walls.

This is an endeavour on my part to provide you with the best photographs of the Haram possible. I hope you enjoy the photograph and the read; if you do, please leave a remark so that the next one will be even better. Thank you for sticking with me to the end.

Following are the pictures shared in both format...