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Topic: souvenirs from your country
danielaaa66 Joined Sun 10/12/14 Posts: 7	Tue 10/21/14 02:02 PM
What souvenirs can a tourist get from your country?what is the symbol of your country?

danielaaa66 Joined Sun 10/12/14 Posts: 7	Tue 10/21/14 02:07 PM
hey guys check out this page: https://www.facebook.com/Tourist.attractions.of.Persia thank you all

panchovanilla Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 5396	Tue 10/21/14 02:37 PM
We have these. And these.

funkyfranky Joined Tue 05/01/12 Posts: 5966	Tue 10/21/14 02:51 PM
We have these two brothers, the one on the right is a little crazy

mikey5360 Joined Wed 04/23/14 Posts: 26096	Tue 10/21/14 02:53 PM
Here in Australia this is how we keep the flies off our face.... trust me everyone wears these all the time.....

makenwallo Joined Fri 08/01/14 Posts: 264	Tue 10/21/14 02:53 PM
What souvenirs can a tourist get from your country?what is the symbol of your country?

danielaaa66 Joined Sun 10/12/14 Posts: 7	Tue 10/21/14 03:04 PM
thank you guys for those beautiful pictures

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33251	Wed 10/22/14 04:56 AM Edited by SparklingCrystal 💖💎 on Wed 10/22/14 04:56 AM
Erm.. I guess Tulips Clogs, these days they come in a variety of 'flavours', even high healed ones Delfts Blue items

premierblue Joined Mon 01/27/14 Posts: 361	Wed 10/22/14 08:36 AM
We have a very well known souvenir. However, keep in mind the logistics and cost of shipping are yours to bear. The Taj Mahal, ofcourse, lol!!!

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33251	Wed 10/22/14 10:52 AM
We have a very well known souvenir. However, keep in mind the logistics and cost of shipping are yours to bear. The Taj Mahal, ofcourse, lol!!! As always size does matter! In this case I'll settle for miniature ..

funkyfranky Joined Tue 05/01/12 Posts: 5966	Wed 10/22/14 10:59 AM
We have a very well known souvenir. However, keep in mind the logistics and cost of shipping are yours to bear. The Taj Mahal, ofcourse, lol!!! There's a Taj Mahal by me and they do a beautiful Korma, and the nan bread is amazing

premierblue Joined Mon 01/27/14 Posts: 361	Wed 10/22/14 01:34 PM
We have a very well known souvenir. However, keep in mind the logistics and cost of shipping are yours to bear. The Taj Mahal, ofcourse, lol!!! There's a Taj Mahal by me and they do a beautiful Korma, and the nan bread is amazing Was talking about the real thing in Agra, India. I would any day prefer Italian food over Indian. The joke here is that somebody or the other is trying to sell the Taj Mahal (the mausoleum)! Do you know that the London Bridge (of nursery rhyme fame) is actually in Arizona, US for the past few decades!

funkyfranky Joined Tue 05/01/12 Posts: 5966	Wed 10/22/14 01:38 PM
We have a very well known souvenir. However, keep in mind the logistics and cost of shipping are yours to bear. The Taj Mahal, ofcourse, lol!!! There's a Taj Mahal by me and they do a beautiful Korma, and the nan bread is amazing Was talking about the real thing in Agra, India. I would any day prefer Italian food over Indian. The joke here is that somebody or the other is trying to sell the Taj Mahal (the mausoleum)! Do you know that the London Bridge (of nursery rhyme fame) is actually in Arizona, US for the past few decades! Yes I know you was, if I remember correctly it was built by an emperor or king for his wife and her name was either Taj or Mahal. Did he have her killed or something like that.

premierblue Joined Mon 01/27/14 Posts: 361	Wed 10/22/14 02:06 PM
We have a very well known souvenir. However, keep in mind the logistics and cost of shipping are yours to bear. The Taj Mahal, ofcourse, lol!!! There's a Taj Mahal by me and they do a beautiful Korma, and the nan bread is amazing Was talking about the real thing in Agra, India. I would any day prefer Italian food over Indian. The joke here is that somebody or the other is trying to sell the Taj Mahal (the mausoleum)! Do you know that the London Bridge (of nursery rhyme fame) is actually in Arizona, US for the past few decades! Yes I know you was, if I remember correctly it was built by an emperor or king for his wife and her name was either Taj or Mahal. Did he have her killed or something like that. The Taj was built as a mausoleum for Mumtaj, the favorite wife of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. She accompanied him on his military campaigns, and died in child birth - her 14th or 15th child! Shah Jahan was buried there too. Btw, history was my minor in undergrad engineering school.

ridewytepony Joined Sun 04/14/13 Posts: 3697	Wed 10/22/14 09:13 PM
You can leave with you front grill in a bag from a friendly game of hockey.

no1phD Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 27442	Wed 10/22/14 09:37 PM
maple syrup... I know exciting isn't it..lol

bashajones Joined Fri 08/08/14 Posts: 7943	Wed 10/22/14 09:50 PM
A tiny statue of the Empire State Building.