Zoroastrians in Turkey
Posted  in the _Zoroastrian Forum_ 
(http://www.topix.com/forum/religion/zoroastrian)  
Hello,
I  am a student from the Czech republic (Middle Europe) and two things, 
which I  like very much, are a long distance travelling and zoroastrianism. In 
the next  year I want to put both those passions together. On my holidays, I 
want to go by  foot to Turkey, especially Istabul or surroundings. But - no 
matter how long I  was googling, I haven't found any mention about 
zoroastrian centers in Istabul  nor the whole Turkey, except the assertions 
that 
there are small communities in  this country. Of course - I would like to visit 
some zoroastrian temples or meet  zoroastrians on such a long way, but I'm 
afraid there would be none.
So, my  question is - do you know about some places, where can I meet 
zoroastrians in  Turkey or along the way?  
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Hi,  if you want to meet zoroastrians and visit historical zoroastrian 
places you's  better go to Iran Especialy cities like Kerman and Yazd  
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As Ahmad said you have to visit the cities Kerman and Yazd in Iran to see  
Zarathustrian temples. There are also Zoroastrians in Mumbai, India. I was 
born  in Turkey and I am one of the few Zoroastrians. Btw, I am a Zaza 
(Iranian  origin) not Turkish. 

There are some Zoroastrian communities in London,  Paris and in Oslo 
(Norway) I advise you to visit _www.bozorgbazgasht.com_ 
(http://www.bozorgbazgasht.com/)   
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i  am persian zoroastarian from my mother side and father side i am 
egyptian  christian .u should travel to tabriz as well baku yazd khorasan 
,,,chakchaka  temple in yazd is just beautiful,in turkey close to ira's border 
u can 
find some  few zoro ppl ,,,but zoroz r from persia ,,,,,you sould visit 
zoroastarian temple  in alum rock san jose california  
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zoroastrians  more commonly known as parsee 
you can see the famous temples in mumbai,  india.
however if your from europe its best to go to London.
there is a  Zoroastian Brothers hall at Rayners Lane, London. 
I'm a zoroastrian parsee  (father n mther zoroastrians)
i'm planning to visit Derinkuyu (undergrounf  city zoroastrian ruins)in 
turkey this year  

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