TEHRAN - Nestled in the central Alborz mountain range within the Mazandaran province, Savadkuh emerges as a captivating haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

This lush county, surrounded by majestic mountains and dense forests, beckons tourists with its picturesque landscapes and a range of cultural and natural wonders.

One of the must-see attractions in Savadkuh is the iconic Veresk Bridge, a marvel constructed along the Tehran-North railroad in Veresk village. Renowned for its architectural splendor, it stands as one of the most famous and beautiful segments of the railroad, offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding scenery.

The Tehran-North railroad further showcases its marvels with the Se-Khat-Tala bridges, adorned with three golden lines, located between Veresk and Gadouk villages. Veresk Waterfall, an additional gem in Veresk village, adds to the allure of this scenic railroad journey.

Savadkuh is not only a sanctuary for nature lovers but also a treasure trove of historical and cultural attractions. Orim Forest Area, Arfa’ Kuh, Helidar Forest, Zangian Cave, and Kijakchal Cave offer a glimpse into the region's rich geological history. The Rash (Beech) Forest around Sangedeh village unveils its unique autumnal beauty, attracting nature trekkers from far and wide.

For history enthusiasts, Kangelo Castle, situated 20 km southeast of Doab, stands as a testament to Savadkuh's rich past. The ancient Lajim Tower, nestled in a village of the same name, invites visitors to delve into the historical tapestry of the region.

Savadkuh boasts a temperate and semi-humid climate, creating an ideal environment for green pastures. The local economy thrives on agriculture, animal breeding, and the Pol-e Sefid coal mine, contributing to the region's prosperity. Positioned at the crossroads of north-to-south connecting ways in Iran, Savadkuh plays a pivotal role in regional development, with Pol-e Sefid positioned along the Tehran to Mazandaran pathway.

As mentioned by Visit Iran, the enchanting Gazo Waterfall in the Shirgah district, nestled within a lush forest, stands as a testament to the region's natural allure. Shourmast Lake, located near Pol-e Sefid, is a tranquil oasis formed amidst mountainous forest trees, providing a serene escape for visitors.

Savadkuh also offers a unique shopping experience, with its reputation as a hub for medicinal plants. The local handicrafts, including woodwork, felting, kilim weaving, Jajim, and Deliji fabrics, showcase the artistic prowess of the region. Culinary delights such as Tireng Pesti, Komaj, and Halva provide a delicious taste of Savadkuh's local flavors.

As the seasons change, Savadkuh transforms into a captivating landscape, inviting travelers to explore its diverse offerings and immerse themselves in the magic of this hidden gem in the heart of the Alborz Mountains.

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