Fellord Village

Fellord is a lush village with a pleasant climate in the central district of Savadkuh County, Mazandaran Province, about 12 kilometers from the town of Pol-e Sefid. Set among mountain landscapes and dense Hyrcanian forests, it is known as one of the natural tourist destinations of northern Iran. Fellord borders important villages and natural areas such as Sangdeh, Lizar and the pristine forests of Savadkuh, and its proximity to the Talar River gives the surrounding nature a special charm. With growing interest from travellers in recent years, the village has become a busy spot for nature lovers, and some changes have also taken place in its population makeup and building development.

Fellord's main tourist attractions include terraced forests, numerous waterfalls, natural springs and misty landscapes, which offer visitors an unspoiled and soothing atmosphere. In the village's highlands, the shrine of Imamzadeh Zayn al-Abidin stands among ancient trees, creating a quiet, spiritual setting for visitors. Near Fellord, the Mersi Forest (a beech forest), part of the ancient Hyrcanian forests with a history of several million years, is one of the region's most valuable natural attractions and looks different and spectacular in every season. This natural diversity makes Fellord an ideal destination for nature tourism, photography and experiencing village life.

To reach Fellord, you can take the Firuzkuh road towards Pol-e Sefid and then follow the side road leading to Sangdeh until you reach the village. The access road is mostly paved, and some sections continue as a mountain road with forest views. The best times to visit Fellord are spring and autumn, when nature is at its most beautiful and the weather is pleasant. When visiting the village, practising responsible nature tourism plays an important part in protecting this valuable ecosystem: do not leave litter, respect local culture and avoid damaging the vegetation.