Afjeh Village

Afjeh Village is located in Lavasanat District, Shemiranat County, Tehran Province. It lies 5 kilometres northeast of the town of Lavasan and, about 30 kilometres from Tehran, is one of the most popular nature destinations for the capital's residents. Afjeh sits at an altitude of about 2,020 metres above sea level, and thanks to its mountain setting it has a cool, pleasant climate. With its traditional houses, fruit orchards and natural scenery, the village offers a calm and charming setting for spending a holiday and experiencing village life.

As the centre of Lavasan-e Kuchak Rural District, Afjeh is an agricultural area, with 44 hectares of orchards and nurseries and 28 hectares of wheat and barley fields. The village's products include wheat, barley, bonshan (a type of local forage plant), honey, and fruits such as apples, sweet cherries and sour cherries. Around the village you will also find Havij Plain (Garchal), a popular destination for visitors with its beautiful walking trails and unspoiled nature. Near Afjeh there are also lovely waterfalls such as Barg-e Jahan Waterfall and Moab Waterfall, which add to the natural appeal of the area. Besides its natural attractions, Afjeh also has cultural and historical value, and the traditional architecture of its houses and the lifestyle of the local people introduce visitors to the culture and customs of the region. The arrival of tourists in the village has helped local bazaars and handicraft shops to thrive, so that, besides enjoying nature, travellers can also benefit from local products and the village's souvenirs.

To reach Afjeh Village, you can travel from Tehran towards Lavasan and then cover a short distance to the village. This route is accessible by private or public transport. The best time to visit Afjeh is spring and summer, when the weather is mild and nature is at its most beautiful. In these seasons, visitors can enjoy walking through the garden lanes, visiting Havij Plain and the waterfalls, and savouring the cool mountain air. For responsible nature tourism, it is recommended that you collect your rubbish and avoid damaging plants and trees.