Mazandaran

General

Mazandaran Travel Guide

For so many travelers, Mazandaran is a province of fabulous jungles, colorful dresses, hospitable locals, and tasty foods. It is one of the most famous destinations in Iran among domestic and foreign travelers. It offers visitors so many activities to do. You can find either a luxury hotel to stay or a unique spot in the heart of jungles to camp. There are various hiking trails and numerous natural sites awaiting you in Mazandaran.

What to Do in Mazandaran?

We recommend you to go to Mazandaran with car via the Chalous Route to be mesmerized by all its beauties. Ramsar is referred to as the “bride of Iran’s cities”, so you must make a visit there; Ramsar Palace, Ramsar Museum of Anthropology, and Ramsar Cable Car are the prominent sites of this fabulous city. Not to mention the very amazing and breathtaking Javaher-Deh Village right next to it.

It is worth spending a night at. Churat Lake, Tonekabon Bridge, Veresk Bridge, Alam Kuh, and Abbas-abd Jungle are only a few of the innumerable natural sites you should visit in Mazandaran. Namak Abrood also offers recreational facilities and hobbies including telecabin, paintball right in the mysterious forests, and sleigh riding in the heart of forest and surrounded by trees.
North of Iran offers a wide range of foods made with fresh vegetables. The good news is that so many of them are also suitable for vegetarians like Mirza Ghasemi and Molaghorme Stew. In case you are not a vegan, do not miss Akbar Joujeh which is a chicken dish with pomegranate sauce and Fesenjan stew.

When is the Best Time to Visit Mazandaran?

The remarkable point is that almost all times of the year is suitable for visiting Mazandaran since it offers its visitors various beauties based on the season. But if you are more of a forest enthusiast in fall, we highly recommend you to make your visit between May to November to enjoy the countless and astounding colors of the trees and forests.