Monday, September 2, 2024

Heading Home From India and Left Behind on Mount Damavand

After five weeks crisscrossing southern India, we met up in New Delhi, and the long road back to Sweden could start. We drove through Pakistan, through the Khyber Pass, and to Iran via Kabul, Kandahar and Herat. As we crossed Mount Damavand, Iran’s and Asia’s largest volcano, I was left behind in my long johns in the middle of the night. Read about it in “A Swede on the Hippie Trail.” 

 Sunset in Pakistan.
Towards the Khyber Pass.

Near Jalalabad.
The Darunta Dam on the Kabul River.
Afghanistan. Near Qalat in Zabur province.
Kids in eastern Turkey.
I don't have any photos from my adventure 
on Mount Damavand, but here is one 
from eastern Turkey. 



 

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