Bustan-e Melal Park, Sari

Bustan-e Melal Park (Nations Park) in Sari, the largest recreational and tourist complex in northern Iran, lies on the western bank of the Tajan River in the center of Sari, Mazandaran Province. Covering more than 35 hectares and stretching about 2 kilometers, the park is known as one of Sari's most popular tourist attractions. Its extensive green spaces, artificial lake and attractive design have made it a favorite destination for both domestic and international visitors.

The park offers a wide range of facilities, including an artificial island, a suspension cable bridge, large green areas, sports equipment, walking paths, a cycling track, jet skis, boating, a fishing spot, a traditional house and a parking lot with a capacity of 2,000 cars, making it a pleasant place to relax and have fun. The complex began operation on 20 Shahrivar 1393 and opened to the public after 100 days. One of its most striking features is the display of the flags of all the countries of the world, which is why it was named "Nations Park". Its innovative design, full range of recreational facilities and the natural scenery of the Tajan River have made Bustan-e Melal one of the most important tourist attractions of Sari and Mazandaran Province; it welcomes large numbers of visitors in every season of the year.

You can reach Bustan-e Melal by various routes within Sari. The park is close to places such as the Asram Hotel in Sari and Ghaem Park. It is open from 6 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. The best time to visit is in spring and summer, when the pleasant weather and greenery make for a delightful experience.