Tehran Changed Everything I Thought I Knew About Iran | 4K

In this video, you will see Tehran, Iran in 4K through the lens of history, architecture, and everyday life. I explore one of the most misunderstood capitals in the world, far beyond headlines and stereotypes.
We visit Golestan Palace, one of Iran’s most important historical landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This royal complex reflects centuries of Persian art, power, and cultural exchange.
I also walk through modern Tehran, its streets, metro system, and public spaces, showing how life really looks today in Iran.
A key stop is the former U.S. Embassy in Tehran, now known as the Den of Espionage Museum. Inside, you can find books made from recovered shredded documents, offering a unique glimpse into one of the most important moments of modern Iranian history.
This is a travel documentary about Iran’s past and present, focused on culture, history, and observation rather than politics.
If you are interested in real Iran, Persian history, Middle Eastern travel, and places rarely shown on Western media, this series is for you.

00:00 Intro — Traveling to Iran
01:51 Azadi Tower — History and Symbol of Tehran
02:21 Tehran City Streets — Everyday Life
02:41 Golestan Palace — UNESCO World Heritage Site
04:49 Golestan Palace Interiors — Persian Architecture and Design
08:18 Golestan Palace Museum — Qajar Era Artifacts
09:13 Tehran Street Life — Bazaar Square
09:57 Tehran Metro — Public Transport in Iran
10:41 Former U.S. Embassy — Den of Espionage Museum
13:08 What’s Next — Upcoming Iran Episodes

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