Roj Bash Kurdistan

Hi to everybody,

Thought I'll say a brief HI before starting to post & read other posts.
Long story short: I'm 23yrs old, in a relationship with a Kurd thus enthusiastic about learning as much as possible about the Kurds in general. I've already started picking up some words & am enjoying enriching my vocabulary. Been to Kurdistan as well - thought it was an experience worth the trip. I came back with hundreds of pictures & stories to share with friends. Wouldn't think twice about going again

Welcome to RBK!

Where have ya been to in Kurdistan?

Welcome to RBK and good to have you here .

Can you post some of the pictures .?

Welcome.

If you can - tell your friends to visite Kurdistan. its important that people will see the beuty of this land and the great people who live there. to see that its safe and normal country. one of my dream is to develope tourism in Kurdistan. If you like to read about Kurdistan i can reccoment you my dear little sister blog:

http://mandalawi.blogspot.com/2011/01/s ... erbil.html

and some of my brothers bolgs at the same website:

http://landofthesunkurdistan.blogspot.c ... n-van.html
http://landofkarda.blogspot.com/2010/12 ... apyri.html
http://kurdistanwomen.blogspot.com/2008 ... ician.html

and very good one (but about difficult issues and mostly sad one, but really worth to read, coz its updated with all the most important events):

http://kurdistancommentary.wordpress.co ... mment-1058

kateky xosh

Thanks for all the replies

@ Barış: I was in Erbil (mostly since I landed & flew from there), in Suleymania, in Kerkuk (yes, although I've heard it's not the best spot in Kurdistan) & in Darbandikhan. Driving to Darbandikhan was really pretty, especially with the mountains there. It doesn't have to be green to be beautiful.

@ Talsor: Sure, I'll post pictures. I've got plenty & will hopefully have way more soon as I'll be going again.

@ Kulka: Zor supas for the blogs links, very much appreciated

Welcome and cheers!

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