Palang Darreh Lake

Palang Darreh Lake, also known as the Palang Darreh Twin Pools, is located in Alian village in Sardar-e Jangal District, Fuman County, Gilan Province. The lake actually consists of two adjacent natural pools connected by a small channel. Palang Darreh Lake appears to be a relatively new natural attraction. It was probably formed by erosion or a landslide.

Palang Darreh Lake in Alian, Fuman, lies in a forested area. The vegetation of the region includes a variety of trees, such as oak, beech, alder, hornbeam, Caucasian wingnut (lisar), maple, walnut, hazelnut, and linden. Oak and beech are among the most common trees in the area. In the shade of the trees you can see many kinds of shrubs and herbaceous plants. Shrubs and plants here include blackberry, strawberry, borage, and lemon balm. Various kinds of mushrooms and lichens are also found in the area. Palang Darreh Lake is home to many kinds of animals. The mammals of the area include wild boar, jackal, fox, hare, and squirrel. A number of birds also live here, including pigeons, crows, starlings, pheasants, and nightingales. The lake's water is home to various fish, including carp, trout, and pike.

The climate at Palang Darreh Lake in Alian, Fuman, is mild and humid throughout the year. The best time to visit Palang Darreh Lake, or the Palang Darreh Twin Pools, depends on your preferences, but in general autumn and spring are the best seasons to visit. In these seasons the weather is pleasant, the landscape is lush and full of flowers, and it is not crowded; however, sudden rain may occur.