A beautiful and memorable day spent with my family at Harams courtyard, which has beautiful and colourful sights made by hand and some that are natural. It was the fifteenth day of our stay in Qom, and we were on our way back to another city in Iran.

TRYING IRANIAN CUISINE

We went to the inside shrine of Bibi Masooma as usual and decided to have lunch in restaurants that day. To be honest, I'm not particularly fond of Iranian cuisine for a variety of reasons. Because their foods are salt-free, they use less oil in their cooking and almost no spices.

Whereas in Pakistan, all of these flavours, particularly spices, are the primary reasons for eating foods. In any case, there is hunger that must be satisfied in order to be in a good mood. We went to the street food stalls, where they were selling Irani dishes like Samosas and Sandwitches.

We ate our lunch there, and in the meantime, while our food was being prepared, I decided to take some photographs of the surroundings. It was difficult for me to take pictures because we had spent the entire evening hunting different markets and were tired, and I was feeling weak from hunger.

Regardless, I managed to capture some pictures before lunch and some after lunch on the way back to the hotel. The good news is that the weather was beautiful, with scattered clouds in the sky mixing with the sunshine. The evening was stunning and well worth seeing and enjoying.

THE BEAUTY OF CLOUDS MEETING SUNSHINE IN WINTER EVENINGS

I frequently enjoy such beautiful weather where clouds meet sunshine, adding to the overall beauty of the landscape. Evenings in the winter are frequently brief, and darkness spreads quickly. When the scattered clouds were scattered around the sunshine and it was sunset time, the weather was very nice.

I have some photographs that I would like to show you. The lovely view I mentioned earlier can be seen in the first image. The view from the west, in which I attempted to capture three natural wonders. Such as the beautiful Azam Mosque, the clouds and sky, and the sun that is obscured by scattered clouds.

The following image is from another angle of the same location, covering the same beauties as the previous one. You can see how beautiful the sun is in the image where the rays have been made over the sky with a single line that spreads its light over the tomb of the mosque.

The next picture is of the main gate which gives an entrance inside the courtyard of the Haram. The gate is decorated with Iranian flags, which look beautiful in the sky, especially when they are waving. The next image is from the bridge, and I tried to focus on the two-way streets, which were very beautiful and interesting.

I tried to capture the plastic flowerpots that are decorated on the way to the courtyard in a few more random shots taken inside the courtyard. Colorful pots are worth seeing, and all of these pots have been prepared for summer plant growth. I tried my hardest to capture the best images from my photography skills and share them with you.

This is an effort on my part to provide you with the best images and photography possible. The goal of sharing the beautiful pictures and stories is to refresh you and give you peace of mind. I hope you enjoy the read and the photography; if so, please leave your feedback in the comments section. Your input is greatly appreciated, so please share your thoughts in the comments section below. Thank you for spending the time to read this post.

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