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Welcome back to the inn, dear traveler.
Tonight, we’re curling up by the fire to explore one of the most quietly astonishing inventions in history: the yakhchāl—a massive, mudbrick ice house that kept food chilled and air cool in the blazing deserts of ancient Persia.

No spells. No machines. Just geometry, wind, patience… and a deep understanding of how to listen to the desert.

In this soft, sleep-friendly story, you’ll wander the heat of old Yazd, step into domed silence, and discover how Persians harvested ice using moonlight and shallow pools. Along the way, we’ll meet windcatchers, cold chambers, summer sherbets, and the forgotten genius of those who engineered comfort out of clay.

Perfect for relaxing, drifting off, or simply escaping into a gentle world where even the hottest days had a whisper of snow.

🫖 Includes soft narration, rainy inn ambience, and piano in the distance.
🎧 Best enjoyed with headphones and dim lighting.

✨ Where are you listening from tonight? Share your city and time below!
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