Rudbarak Village
Province Mazandaran
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A peaceful green landscape in the heart of Kelardasht
Majal Forest is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled natural areas in Mazandaran Province. It lies near the village of Majal, in the Kelardasht Valley, part of Chalus County. The forest is about 6 kilometres west of the town of Hasankif, on the heights overlooking Majal village, and is known as one of the main natural attractions of the Kelardasht region. Its location on the forested slopes of the Alborz gives visitors a wide view of dense trees and lush green hillsides, and creates a peaceful setting far from the bustle of the city.
Because it sits on the hills overlooking the village, the forest combines woodland with elevated viewpoints. At the start of the route you will see villas and the village's rural fabric. Beyond them, a scenic forest landscape begins, showing a striking side of northern Iran's nature. In some seasons, especially summer, water shortages in the area mean fewer visitors venture inside the forest. Even so, its closeness to the village of Rudbarak and the full-flowing Sardabrud River adds to the area's natural variety and makes it an attractive destination for nature lovers.
Majal Forest can be reached by the Kelardasht road and the route through Rudbarak village. After passing Hasankif, take the road to Majal village to reach the start of the forest. The best time to visit is spring and early summer, when nature is at its greenest and the weather is milder. When visiting the forest, it is very important to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, including keeping the environment clean, avoiding damage to vegetation and respecting the quiet of nature. This plays an important part in protecting this valuable area.
Written by ستایش عرب Last updated
What you can do here, and what it takes
مسیرهای روستایی و ورودی جنگل مجل برای پیادهروی در طبیعت سرسبز و آرام بسیار مناسب هستند.
تپههای مشرف به جنگل امکان صعودهای سبک و لذت بردن از چشمانداز کلاردشت را فراهم میکنند.
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