Real Iran: Skiing & snow in Dizin Tehran + information
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- At the start of 2017, we hit Dizin mountains to ski and snowboard!
How much does it cost?
Rental is about 70K toman. Lift tickets were about 100K toman.
How to get to Dizin?
Two routes. One is using the Chalous road, and the other is using the north of Tehran route. Note the information I talk about in the video - one way, and closed till Mid Feb.
We got a taxi there, who waited for us for the day, then drove us back. Cost was about 250K toman for the taxi in total.
Can I hire equipment?
Yes, everything from Skis, snowboards, jackets, helmets etc.
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Simon More - Emotions
X50 - Utopia
MOWE - Under the sun
CloZee - The Mist
I love iran
Disin is relly good and modern for skiing
Thanks for recording and uploading this video. I sent it to lots of friends in Malaysia where i am staying and to some Arab friends. Unfortunately, their perception is that Iran is desert. They spend lots of money to enjoy skiing in Korea while Iran is much cheaper and closer to them to take a trip to.
Bro that’s what I have been thinking I’m in Kuwait and I wanted a close ski resort I was looking at a close country in eastern Asian it turns out that Iran is gem and has a lot of amazing ski resorts. Looks like I have been missing out.
Wtf Korea is closer to malaysia than Iran is
Love from Indonesia.
LOVE FROM ROMANIA ❤️
Long life IRAN❤️❤️
mulțumesc
și cuplacere !
AmIr RadFar
You are amazing!!!❤️
vikvik i have' t been in iran for long time, next time i go there im like a tourist
Váhmān Hulwān Borumánd
Good luck✌️❤️🇮🇷
Love from the U.S.!!!
Good God ...when I was a teenager I used to go there skiing every weekend. So sad I didn't appreciate it enough. Now that I have been living in US for the past 30 years، I would do anything to ski on those beautiful slopes once only once more before I die
I mean there are good ski resorts in the us
@@applenuggets662 Oh Hell NO. First of all their slopes are very short with artificial snow that is made by snow making machine. Besides the very nature of Dizin area is one of a kind. If you are a skier please appreciate it
@@rezarazavi9872 I live in Canada but I would love to go skiing in Dizin, it’s on my bucket list, but for now I have to ski in Canada, also I’m pretty sure if you go to the west of the us you can find some good ski resorts there cus that’s where the Rocky Mountains are
nice vid..greetings from australia. :)
Thanks for this.Looks ok
Very nice😘
Great view
I like your videos keep doing it
Shout-out to our passionate vlogger who beautifully illustrated Dizin from a POV perspective!
got to do this soon!
love from Taiwan
hey sooo in america they have green, blue, and black runs so in iran do they have these in more context green being easiest and black being hardest
Hey Lia, there are color runs, and those are usually the colors that match with the difficulty level, but for example in europe we have Blue, Red, Black. In the US, there are further difficulty levels with double diamond etc. In Dizin, there is the Green, Red, Black setup, im not sure if it goes into shapes too or not. But the main difference is that they not really marked as you come down the mountain haha so you might slip into a red from green, but it's usually ok since the ski area is pretty huge so you can get back easily
Hassan, in the video it was mentioned that you need to be very specific regarding the equipment, can you elaborate? Awesome video, it'll be helpful when we visit next year.
Hey Kenny, sure thing. So when you go to rent equipment, usually in EU/US from my experience, you just wait and they give you stuff. In Iran they will just take the first pair they find and give it to you and not look at the equipment's quality. I'd suggest when you go in - actually go walk around and find what you want and tell them you want that one. Try on boots, the insoles won't be great, but they will have better ones, so tell them when the cushions don't feel right on your feet, try other ones. Try as many pairs as you need to find the ones you want, then say ok :)
@@hassankhosseini Thanks for taking the time to write back. My friends and I will be visiting mid-Feb and there is not a lot of information online. Do you mind sharing you experience with us? I dm'ed you on Twitter.
@@olgsolgs Sure thing :) just responded
Plz go to tochal and make vedio plz your vedios is very beautiful
Hello everybody! we with friends want to go to Dizin and Shemshak next winter. There are a couple of questions about how to book a transfer and accommodation in advance. Can you help us with advice?
Hey, the accommodation I'm not 100% sure how you can do it from outside of Iran, so probably best to get in touch with the ski resort itself.
WRT to the transfer, you can get a snapp (Uber of Iran) from Tehran to near the outskirts of Tehran, but when the driver accepts, call him and ask if he will go all the way to Dizin, if he is ok with it, he will give you a price (maybe 100K toman ... well, who knows what it should be by next year), and you give him cash. If you want to come back on the same day, then I would say go to a taxi shop in Iran and ask them how much for the whole day. They will drive you, park there and wait till you finish, then take you back. We did this a few times, pretty cheap too.
Good luck!
are blues there easier than blues in north America?
How beautiful! Does anyone know if there's any snow there now?
Thanks! As of right now, the lifts aren't open. Last night (20th Jan 2018) there was some snow, but still not enough to open :((( This is very unusual for this time of year!
Were the lifts open before? Like in december.. Do you know?
Yea, sometimes they would open in November and keep going till late March (into April)...I'm hoping this year it'll snow soon so we will have a few good months of snow; tho I might be disappointed :( climate change!
Hi 👋 iam from kashmir India
is it record in Nov. 2017?
Start of 2017, I just took a while to get round to editing :) Still waiting for this season's snow to start!
how much is the price?
Do not tell everyone please .keep it sceret
Shahram Sareminouri yes
The hills are dead there.
Yea, we usually would go mid-week so it'd be even quieter, but it never got really busy. Tho the lifts were slow, so we had to wait in line sometimes for a bit
I went there and there was basically us and another family. Like 5 people in total back in 2009. Having the piste just for yourself
This clip Start with backwardness but generally Iranian skiers are high class but not these 2 at the beginning of the clip .
Привет из России .