Bolordakan Village

Bolordakan Village is located in Gilan Province, in Ataqur District of Langarud County, about 12 kilometres southwest of the city of Amlash. The village offers a unique blend of rural life, lush forests and flowing rivers. Bolordakan lies on the Shah Abbasi Road, and a historic bridge built over the river connects Amlash to the areas of Kahlestan, Lat Lil, Garsak, Helodasht, Miyanlang and Esmail Abad. With its many natural and historical attractions, the village is one of the most notable tourist areas in northern Iran, and it is easier to reach via the city of Amlash.

Bolordakan Village has many tourist attractions, including Bolordakan Forest Park and the Palangsu River and Waterfall, which lie in the heart of untouched forests and draw visitors with their natural pool. The mountain and forest trails of Bolordakan, with vegetation that includes hornbeam, alder, maple, Persian ironwood and boxwood, along with scattered tea and hazelnut orchards, create very beautiful natural scenery. The historic bridge and the caravanserais of the area also add to the village's cultural and historical value. Visitors can use the river, the unspoiled nature and the forest landscapes for picnics, nature walks and relaxation. The area has a rural, traditional character, and its people still follow local ways of life and farming.

To reach Bolordakan Village, first travel to the city of Amlash and from there take the road toward Lat Lil village. After driving along the beautiful mountain pasture road of Bolordakan, you will arrive at the village. The best time to visit is spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and humid and the forest is lush and eye-catching. In summer, more tourists also travel to the area because schools are closed. Following the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as not leaving litter, avoiding lighting fires and respecting the area's plant and animal life, is essential for preserving the beauty and health of the environment.