Divshal Village

Divshal is a village in the Central District of Langarud County in Gilan Province. It lies on the main road between Langarud and Lahijan, only about two kilometres from the town of Langarud. The village sits in a green, foothill area, and its natural setting surrounds it with a mix of forest landscapes, tea gardens, farmland and mountain slopes. Divshal is located in a rural district of the same name and is one of the best-known villages in the Langarud area. Agriculture is one of the main activities of the local people, and products such as tea, rice and silk cocoons are produced here. Local culture and the Gilaki language are still part of village life, and baking Tamijan bread is one of Divshal's well-known local activities.

The most important natural attraction of Divshal is Mount Atakuh, which rises in a lush foothill area. Natural waterfalls, tea gardens and fruit trees create a beautiful landscape on its slopes. The shrine of Agha Seyyed Khalil on the mountain adds to the cultural and religious importance of the area. The Divshal Marsh is another of the village's natural attractions. It lies among large trees and the surrounding forest, and a sports complex beside it makes the setting a pleasant place for recreation and spending free time. Alongside the natural attractions, the shrine of Agha Seyyed Hasan is also an important pilgrimage site in Divshal, and because of its religious significance it draws pilgrims to the village from various parts of the country. Together with the tea gardens, farmland and foothill scenery, these attractions make Divshal a good destination for nature tourism and village tourism in Gilan.

Divshal can be reached from the main Langarud–Lahijan road, and since it is only about two kilometres from the town of Langarud, getting to the village is not difficult. To visit the surrounding natural attractions, especially the slopes of Atakuh, you need to continue along local foothill paths. Spring and summer are the best times to visit Divshal, as the landscape is greener in these seasons and the tea gardens, forests and foothill views look their best. When exploring nature around the marsh, the forest and Atakuh, please do not leave litter, damage the vegetation, or enter gardens and farmland without permission, and respect the tranquillity of the natural environment and the privacy of local residents.