Khormalu Wetland

Khormalu Wetland is located 42 kilometres southwest of Ahar, in a village of the same name. It lies in a mountainous area of great natural and ecological importance. As an important ecosystem, the wetland plays a special role in preserving the region's biodiversity.

The wetland is about 500 metres long and about 100 metres wide. It stretches from north to south, and its particular geographical conditions give it unique characteristics. As an important water source, it supports local agriculture and is also vital to the region's ecosystem.

Khormalu Wetland is a permanent wetland. In winter it is a suitable place for migratory birds, which come to the area to rest and feed. In addition to its agricultural value, the wetland therefore plays a vital role in protecting migratory birds.