Seloosh Village

Seloosh is a village in Komeleh District of Langarud County, in Gilan Province. It is one of the lush, lesser-known villages of northern Iran, set in the humid, forested landscape of the Hyrcanian region. The village took shape because of its particular geographic position between three local rivers, which were once known as "Seh Lash". This water-rich setting has shaped both its historical identity and its name. With its quiet rural fabric, fertile farmland and forest views, Seloosh is an authentic example of village life along Gilan's coastal-mountain belt.

Beyond its history and small population, the village is also important for its natural setting. Forest, river and farmland combine here to create a varied and scenic landscape. The constant flow of water around the village, the dense vegetation and the mild, humid climate keep Seloosh green and alive for most months of the year. Because it lies close to other tourist villages of Langarud, such as Lisehrud and Tapeh, the area is also part of the nature-tourism route of eastern Gilan and has great potential for quiet, local tourism.

Seloosh is easy to reach via the city of Langarud and the connecting roads of Komeleh, and the road to the village passes through orchards and forested scenery. The best time to visit is spring and early autumn, when nature is at its greenest and the weather is mild and pleasant. Summer is also suitable for experiencing the forest atmosphere, despite the higher humidity. When visiting, it is very important to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as keeping the environment clean, respecting farmland and avoiding harm to the rivers, since these natural resources play a vital role in sustaining the village's ecosystem.