TEHRAN - For travelers visiting Tehran and seeking a break from the city’s hustle and bustle, Bam-e Tehran (Tehran’s Roof) offers a peaceful and refreshing retreat with stunning panoramic views of the metropolis.

Located at the base of the Alborz Mountains, this elevated spot in northern Tehran is part of the Tochal Complex and serves as a popular destination for both locals and tourists looking to enjoy nature, outdoor activities, and breathtaking vistas.

The journey to Bam-e Tehran begins on Velenjak Street, where visitors can either walk along the scenic “Health Road” or opt for electric vehicles if they prefer not to hike.

The path is lined with cafes, waterfalls, and recreational spots, offering a leisurely introduction to the area. As travelers ascend, they are greeted with a sweeping view of the capital, framed by the surrounding hills and valleys.

Bam-e Tehran offers a range of activities for adventure seekers and leisure visitors alike. For those looking for excitement, options include zip-lining over the hillside, bungee jumping, rock climbing, and sledding on Iran’s longest sled railway. There is also a trampoline court and a bag-jumping platform for adrenaline enthusiasts. The complex’s bungee-jumping and bag-jumping experiences are particularly popular among thrill-seekers who want to challenge their acrophobia.

For those seeking less intense activities, Bam-e Tehran has a 5D cinema, where visitors can enjoy immersive simulation films, among many other amusements.

A year-round destination

Whether visiting in the warmer months or during the winter season, Bam-e Tehran offers year-round appeal.

In winter, the Tochal Complex is known for its ski resort, making it a perfect winter destination for skiing enthusiasts. The cooler months also bring a fresh, crisp air that contrasts with the heat of Tehran’s city center, providing a welcome escape.

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