Tehran
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Pros
- spent $50 eating really really well in Tehran over a few days
Cons
- There are a lot of issues with Tehran, other than OSG's saber rattling. The city is on the brink of a water crisis, the transportation system is wildly inadequate, and there is civil unrest.
- Better to avoid Tehran.
- I would 100% avoid Tehran (sadly). There’s been rumors of a pending US army strike / war and the country is highly unstable.
- I would not even go to Tehran for a layover. Definitely not for a 2 month internship.
- There is a constant risk of war and police crackdowns in Iran and Tajikistan is a totalitarian state with little space for you to enjoy life as a young person.
Sentiment
1 positive (13%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 7 negative (88%)
Trust + time weighted score: -78% · raw score -75%
What redditors said (8 of 8)
There are a lot of issues with Tehran, other than OSG's saber rattling. The city is on the brink of a water crisis, the transportation system is wildly inadequate, and there is civil unrest.
Better to avoid Tehran.
I would 100% avoid Tehran (sadly). There’s been rumors of a pending US army strike / war and the country is highly unstable.
I would not even go to Tehran for a layover. Definitely not for a 2 month internship.
There is a constant risk of war and police crackdowns in Iran and Tajikistan is a totalitarian state with little space for you to enjoy life as a young person.
Would avoid Tehran (dont want to get airstriked)
Given the current geopolitical climate, I would be incredibly weary of going to Tehran or anywhere in Iran right now or, quite frankly, for the rest of the year.
spent $50 eating really really well in Tehran over a few days