Saragah Lake

A piece of paradise left behind

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Saragah Lake in Talesh, also known as Seh Rah Gah Lake, is actually an artificial lake, or small reservoir, located 10 kilometers northwest of Talesh in the village of Saragah. The lake is a kind of earthen dam, and its water is supplied by underground springs on the lakebed. The lake belongs to the villagers of the area. Its owner allows tourists to walk around and visit the lake and the surrounding areas, without charging any fee.

If you are among those who enjoy camping and spending the night in a tent while traveling, don't forget to bring a tent and the necessary equipment on your trip to Saragah, and set up camp near the lake. Before heading to Saragah, be sure to check the weather conditions in the area. Because the area is mountainous, you may sometimes encounter rain and flooding. By getting timely information, you can be prepared for different weather conditions. Since Saragah Lake in Talesh is located in Gilan Province, where the climate is mild and humid, the best time to visit this attractive lake is spring and summer. The lake is also used for fish farming, and selling fish is in a way the main source of income for the villagers. Over time, the fish in this earthen dam have attracted fish-eating birds to the lake.

Beside Saragah Lake, there is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy fun and memorable activities. You can capture rare moments with your camera and record the beauty of nature. Walking in the heart of nature, in the shade of the lush foothills, takes you into a whole new world. Camping in this calm and quiet area also provides a perfect setting to enjoy the pleasant silence of nature. Watching migratory birds and the beauty of the region's wildlife doubles the appeal of this climate. But keep in mind that swimming in Saragah Lake is prohibited for the sake of safety and environmental protection, and boating is not available on the lake.

Written by زهرا لنگری Last updated 06 Oct 2026