Babakola Village

Babakola Village is part of Chahardangeh District in Sari County, Mazandaran Province. Located in Garmab Rural District, it is one of the mountain villages of northern Iran, with a pleasant climate. With its peaceful nature, unspoiled surroundings and hospitable people, the village is a good destination for anyone interested in rural tourism and nature travel in the Chahardangeh region. The natural landscapes around the village, from plains and pastures to forested foothills, showcase the beauty of the region in all four seasons.

Babakola has a simple rural character, and because it lies far from busy urban centers, it appeals to travellers looking for tranquility, clean air and natural scenery. One of the village's most notable attractions is Ujarjari Waterfall, set amid lush forests and river routes. With its strong flow in spring and summer, it is a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers. Agriculture and animal husbandry are the villagers' main economic activities. In the warm months, the green pastures around the village are used for grazing livestock and are also a good place for walking and nature trips. Cool, pleasant summer weather and beautiful snowy winters have made Babakola one of the most delightful destinations in the Chahardangeh region.

According to the 2006 census (1385 in the Solar Hijri calendar), Babakola had a population of 283 people in 58 households. These figures may have changed in recent years, but Babakola remains one of the small, secluded villages of Mazandaran Province. Although no particular historic sites are registered there, the simplicity of the village, its pristine nature and the traditional lifestyle of its residents are among the most rewarding experiences a visit offers. To reach Babakola, drive from Sari toward Kiasar, then continue along a mountain road to the village. The route passes through the beautiful villages of Chahardangeh and offers good opportunities to stop and enjoy the scenery.