Mashad is a city in Iran that is well-known for its religious sites and statues. This is the account of my last day in Mashad, when my family and I decided to take the last tour of Mashad Haram before leaving the city. This was a fantastic tour of my life that I thoroughly liked.

When we arrived in Mashad, it was raining and snowing, and this continued for the next seven days. I planned to stay in this city for a week to better explore it and enjoy its religious and cultural legacy. Whenever I travel, I try not to stay longer than three days in any city, but Mashad is so beautiful that I had to remain for at least a week.

The weather in Mashad in February is spectacular, with a mix of rain and snowfall. Despite the snow, the temperature is not extremely cold; in fact, with just one jacket, you may travel to any location you like. The weather is fantastic in this city, which is why visitors spend more time there.

Today's photographs that I shared with you are of the Haram Imam's Minars, the coffee pouring moment at the important event of Iranian religion, and the food that we were provided on the route. The photo of the minars you see was taken from my Hotel window. The snow was falling outside, so I decided to look out the window and

When I opened the window chamber, I discovered the lovely Lightning Minar, which drew me in. This minar was too far away from my housing, so I tried to zoom in and get the best photograph I could. I took several photographs, but I chose the two best to share with you.

The next image shows a plate of food from Iranians on the road, which includes a pack of Burger Bun, a cold drink, an Iranian salad, and rice with kabab. This is Iranian food, which is quite excellent despite the lack of salt and spice. Their cuisines are incredibly flavorful and wonderful, plus they are far healthier than the food in my nation.

The following photos are of a coffee stall, where we were fortunate enough to be served for free. I got to thinking and wanted to inquire why they were giving out free coffee. Anyway, I first stood in queue and waited my time to obtain a cup of coffee. While standing in Que, I learned that the day was the birth anniversary of their holy Imam.

When I got close to the coffee stall, I took some photos from various angles. The coffee stall was nicely decorated with dim colourful lights, and the smoke coming out of the coffee was simply fantastic as you can see in the picture. This is the day of my happiness, on which I attended several activities and socialised with Iranians.

This is an effort on my part to provide you with the best photographs from Mashad city. I hope you enjoy the photography and the reading. If you like the post, please leave feedback in the comments section so that the next one will be even better. Thank you for sticking with me until the end.

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