Dalir Hot Spring

Dalir Hot Spring is located in Dalir village, in Marzanabad District of Chalus County, Mazandaran Province, at an elevation of 2,070 meters above sea level. It lies about 120 kilometers from Tehran and 15 kilometers from Marzanabad. The hot spring rises from a source northwest of the village and sits in a natural, green setting. The water is considered therapeutic and is used to treat skin diseases, rheumatism and joint problems. Entry to Dalir Hot Spring is free, and there are no particular facilities around it, as it lies in completely natural, unspoiled surroundings. (The water temperature is 35 degrees.)

Thanks to the mild climate and the moisture from the spring, the area around Dalir Hot Spring has diverse vegetation. Oak and hawthorn trees can be seen here, along with fruit trees such as cherry and apple. Wild grasses and medicinal plants also grow in the area, and some of them are known as aromatic and medicinal herbs.

In terms of fauna, this region is considered one of the important wildlife habitats in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari. Animals such as the goitered gazelle (ahu) and the chukar partridge are among the remarkable creatures seen around the spring and in the forested areas. Rodents such as hares and squirrels also live here. A variety of birds, such as swallows, nightingales and wallcreepers, are abundant in the area and add to its natural beauty.

To reach Dalir Hot Spring, take the Chalus road toward Marzanabad. After reaching Marzanabad, take the side road to Dalir village. Once you arrive in Dalir village, the hot spring is on the northwest side of the village. The access road to Dalir Hot Spring is a winding mountain road, so you should drive carefully. In winter the road may be snowy and slippery, so you should carry winter equipment such as tire chains.