Embark on an extraordinary solo odyssey through the heart of Iran with "Roads Less Traveled: A 15000 km Adventure in Camping and Exploration" by Max (Shahrooz) Nabati. Published in 2018, this captivating travelogue shatters common misconceptions about Iran, inviting readers to discover a land of profound history, warm hospitality, and breathtaking landscapes often overlooked by mainstream tourism. Nabati, a seasoned traveler who has clocked over 100,000 km across the country without incident, passionately argues that Iran is not only safe but also an untapped gem waiting to be explored before the crowds arrive. Drawing from his personal experiences, he highlights the nation's ancient heritage, stunning architecture, diverse handicrafts, delectable home-made cuisine, and authentic cultural encounters that set it apart from more commercialized destinations.Nabati emphasizes the friendliness of locals, the richness of Persian history spanning millennia, and the visual splendor of sites that blend natural beauty with human ingenuity. He urges travelers to venture beyond the headlines, promising an experience filled with genuine interactions and sensory delights, from savoring traditional dishes to acquiring unique souvenirs.Nabati's style is conversational and insightful, peppered with footnotes on historical figures and sites, making it accessible for armchair travelers and inspiring for adventurers. While detailing preparations and early legs, the book promises a tapestry of deserts, mountains, ruins, and encounters that reveal Iran's soul-safe, affordable, and profoundly enriching. It's a call to action: pack your bags, modify your ride if needed, and hit Iran's vast expanses for an adventure that redefines wanderlust.