Lisehrud Village

Lisehrud is a village in Langarud County, Gilan Province. It lies in the foothills in the east of the province and is regarded as one of the most scenic and best-known villages in the area. The village has grown up among green slopes beside local rivers, and its natural landscape is a mix of broad rice paddies, tea gardens and farmland. Thanks to its particular geographic position, Lisehrud has a mild, humid climate and stays lush and alive for most of the year, which has made it one of the most appealing tourist destinations in Langarud.

The village offers a great variety of natural scenery, from terraced rice paddies in the lower areas to tea and citrus orchards, including orange, bitter orange and mandarin trees, on the steep slopes. This agricultural diversity creates striking, authentically local landscapes that define the village's identity. The Lisehrud River flows through these lands and gives the surroundings a special freshness; in places it carves small valleys and runs through forest cover, creating pristine natural spots. The village's architecture is also in complete harmony with nature: rural houses built on the mountainside, with wooden verandas and traditional construction, present an authentic picture of village life in northern Iran.

Lisehrud can be reached from the city of Langarud and the roads leading to Komeleh and the surrounding villages. The route passes through orchards and farmland, which is itself part of the travel experience. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when nature is at its greenest and the rice paddies and orchards are at their most beautiful. Responsible nature tourism is very important in this area: respect the farmland, avoid damaging local crops and keep the environment clean, so that this beautiful village can continue to preserve its authenticity and tranquillity.