Shorgol Wetland

In the heart of the green Moghan plains, close to the town of Bileh Savar, Shorgol Wetland is one of the lesser-known tourist attractions of Ardabil Province, with a calm and beautiful natural setting. This seasonal wetland covers about 500 hectares and becomes one of the most important habitats for migratory birds in spring. Birds such as the greylag goose, the coot and the marbled duck migrate to this beautiful wetland every year to nest and breed.

The surface of the wetland is covered with water-loving plants such as bulrush and reed, which add to its beauty and biodiversity. This vegetation not only helps preserve the wetland's ecosystem but also creates charming scenery for visitors. Shorgol Wetland stretches from northwest to southeast, is about one kilometer long and about 500 meters wide, and can be reached via the Ardabil–Sarchem connecting road.

Despite its relatively small size, Shorgol Wetland has great potential for tourism development thanks to its geographical location and biodiversity. The area can be an ideal destination for nature lovers, birdwatchers and landscape photographers. Its proximity to the town of Bileh Savar and easy access also make the wetland a good choice for day trips.