Jannat Rudbar Summer Pasture

Jannat Rudbar Summer Pasture is one of the most beautiful and scenic tourist areas in Mazandaran Province. It lies 60 kilometres southwest of Ramsar, among green mountains and meadows. The area is part of the larger Jannat Rudbar rural district and sits beside a river that joins other rivers and eventually flows into the Chalkrud River and then the Caspian Sea. Its enchanting nature, high mountains, numerous waterfalls and rare landscapes have made it a popular destination for nature lovers.

One of the most appealing parts of a trip to Jannat Rudbar is the drive through the beautiful Dalkhani Forest. This lush, dreamlike route is an attraction in its own right and gives travellers the feeling of entering the heart of nature. The cool highland climate of Jannat Rudbar in the hot seasons, the green, flower-covered pastures, the old village houses and the rare tranquillity of the area are compelling reasons to visit this summer pasture. But Jannat Rudbar is best known for its borage fields, which have made the area the centre of high-quality borage production in Ramsar.

Jannat Rudbar offers visitors plenty of outdoor activities. Its well-known sights include beautiful waterfalls such as Azarak, Hosseiniyeh, Chardar, Khoshka, Rishbezar, Hisian and Siyasart, each with its own distinctive and charming scenery. A local guide is very helpful for visiting these waterfalls. For those interested in medicinal plants, the area is also an excellent place to gather borage, pennyroyal, thyme and other mountain herbs, offering a rich experience of nature.

The route to the village begins in Ramsar. After about 60 kilometres through the Dalkhani forest road, on an asphalted mountain road, you reach the destination; from there you can get to Jannat Rudbar village by car or on foot. The best time to visit is from late Ordibehesht (mid-May) to mid-autumn, when the weather is mild and nature is at its most beautiful. Visitors are encouraged to help preserve this environment by not littering, protecting the vegetation and following the principles of responsible nature tourism.