Kocha Village

Kocha village is located in Saravan Rural District, Sangar District, Rasht County, Gilan Province. This historic village, which dates back to 169 AH (Hijri lunar), lies in a lowland area surrounded by mountains and towering trees. Most people in Kocha speak Talysh, and their main occupations are farming and animal husbandry. Despite its traditional character, the village has amenities such as electricity, gas, drinking water, a mosque, a grocery shop and 4G internet.

The village's natural attractions include the Orjin Spring with its clear, sweet water, as well as rushing rivers and waterfalls. In spring and summer, the area presents delightful scenery with lush vegetation and wildflowers. There are also eco-lodges in the village, such as "Pileh Baba", which provide suitable facilities for tourists. With its old houses, wooden cabins and traditional cafés, the village offers an attractive blend of nature and local life that captivates every visitor. Many people call this village the lost paradise of Gilan because of its tranquillity, beauty and unspoiled nature.

To reach Kocha, drive from Rasht toward the Saravan road, then pass the Saravan police post and continue into the village. The best time to visit the area is spring and summer, when the weather is mild and nature is in full bloom. Visitors are advised, while exploring nature, to keep the environment clean, respect the local culture and practise responsible tourism, so that these natural beauties last and future generations can enjoy them too.