Sarkat Village
A high-altitude viewpoint and paragliding launch site in the heart of Sari's nature
- Attractions
- Mazandaran, Sari
- Altitude 1,300 m
- Ability level Beginner
Sarkat is one of the scenic, high-altitude villages of Kelijan Rostaq District in Sari County, Mazandaran Province. It stands in the heights overlooking the Sari–Semnan road, and its particular location offers sweeping natural views over the surrounding forests and mountains. The village lies in a mountainous, forested area and is known as one of the summer pasture (yaylaq) spots of the region. The name "Sarkat", meaning "upper part of the village", also reflects its elevated position among the surrounding settlements.
Besides its quiet rural character and small population, Sarkat has become one of the region's major adventure tourism destinations thanks to its paragliding site. On many days of the year the launch site hosts free-flight enthusiasts and offers a thrilling experience of flying above the forests and highlands of northern Iran. The village's proximity to attractions such as the pristine forests of Kiasar, Chorat Lake and the historic sites nearby greatly adds to its appeal, and the village's eco-lodges let visitors experience local life.
Sarkat can be reached via the Sari–Semnan road, about 20 kilometres from the city of Sari. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the weather is milder and the landscape is at its greenest. When visiting the village, it is very important to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, preserve the peace of the rural setting, avoid damaging the forest cover and respect the region's ecosystem, so that this valuable natural landscape is protected.
Written by زهرا لنگری Last updated
Activities
What you can do here, and what it takes
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Walking
مسیرهای روستایی و ارتفاعات اطراف برای پیادهروی در دل طبیعت جنگلی و کوهستانی بسیار مناسب هستند.
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Paragliding
پرواز با پاراگلایدر از سایت پرواز سرکت بر فراز ارتفاعات و جنگلهای اطراف انجام میشود و یکی از مهمترین فعالیتهای گردشگری منطقه است.
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