Where is the Ramsar Arbul? Spectacular places + leisure + residences

Arbul, a cozy and cozy village in the highlands overlooking Ramsar in Mazandaran province, as if a piece of paradise in the lush forests of northern Iran. This village with eye -catching landscapes, pleasant air and indescribable calmness, is a great shelter for escaping the bustle and heat of the air, especially in summer. Since it is possible to rent a hut and villa in the area, you can easily plan a few days to Arbul. Join us to learn more about where Arbaqle Ramsar is and what features.

• Address: Mazandaran Province, Ramsar City, Central District, Chehel Martyr Village (View on Map)
• Ramsar Distance to Arbul: About 2 kilometers (about 2 minutes driving)
• Distance from Tehran to Arbul: About 2 kilometers (about 2 hours driving)

Arbakleh is one of the most spectacular villages in Mazandaran province located in a mountainous and well -known area, near the city of Ramsar. Also, the distance from Arbakleh to the city of Katalm and Sadat Shahr is only five kilometers, making it easy for tourists and naturalists to access it.

Photographer: Mandil_magazin Online Magazine / Google Map

If you are traveling from Tehran or the routes leading to Tehran, you should reach the Qazvin-Rasht freeway through the Karaj-Qazvin freeway. Then continue on your way to the Lahijan-Sayyak road on the trench-Sayyah highway. After the city of Lahijan, go to Ramsar. Go from Imam Khomeini Boulevard to Kashani Boulevard. Then change your route to Aghabasal Street. After Aga Sayed Abutaleb Square, drive on Dastgheib Street to reach the road to the road. This path will take you to the destination.

If you are planning to travel to the city of Katalm and Sadat Shahr, you should go to Aghabasmal Street and move to Arbakleh Road on Dastgheib Street.

Photographer: MR. Parviz / Google Map

The village of Arbaqleh Ramsar is one of the Mazandaran villages located on a lush mountain. The name of this village is rooted in local language; Arba means persimmon and “head” means mountain or tall, which generally refers to a “mountain covered with persimmon trees”. The reason for this naming is the presence of many wild persimmon trees that have grown in the area.

In the past, the area was known as “Arbakleh”; But today it is known as “Arba”. In recent years, the stunning beauty of Arbaqleh’s nature, the magical views of the forest, the mountains and the sea and its proximity to the city of Ramsar have led to a destination for investing in the construction of villas and residential complexes, and in the near future, the forest nature will not leave.

Photographer: Ali Yousefi / Google Map

• Walking and mountaineering: Numerous hiking and mountaineering routes around the village of Arbullah provides you with a great opportunity to enjoy nature.
• Camping: A night in nature, under the nursing sky, gives you the opportunity to experience life in the heart of nature.
• Photography: The beautiful scenery and the pristine nature of the Arbul provide unique subjects for photography.
• Buy Crafts: Buying local souvenirs such as baskets, carpet weaving and pottery can take part of your trip.

Spring and summer are recognized as the best time to travel to Arbul. During this time, the weather is cool and pleasant, so many tourists include it in their program.

If you are looking for a quiet and different experience, early autumn with colorful nature can be a good time to travel. It should be noted that this season, the air gradually rises and the possibility of rainfall increases. The winter season is not a good time to visit the Arbul because of the snow and cold weather.

Photographer: Mahmoud Alizadeh / Google Map

Due to the forest nature of the Arbaqleh area, you can camp in some areas around the village with respect to safety and environmental respect.

• It is best to have full camp equipment.
• Use mosquitoes and anti -insect sprays to prevent insect bites.
• Have a PowerBank to charge your cellphone.
• Due to the temperature of the air, put warm and rainy clothing in your belongings.
• Do not leave the remaining food around your tents.
• Respect the nature and always be with you to collect garbage.

Ramsar beaches and beaches such as “Tuscassra”, “Ramsar Coastal Village”, “Sadaf Beach”, “Golden Beach”, “Silver Beach” and “Katalm Beach” are one of the city’s main tourist attractions to visit Ramsar.

Photographer: Unknown / lidomatrip.com

Some of them have facilities such as pavilions, restaurants, beaches, waterfronts such as swimming, jets, sailing and sunshine in a clean and beautiful environment. Also, the proximity of the beaches to local markets and shopping malls allows it to enjoy handicrafts and local foods after spending a day on the beach.

• Address: Ramsar city, Janet Rudbar Road
• Distance to Arbaqleh Village: About 2 kilometers (1 minute driving)

The Siscet Waterfall (or Politics) is one of the natural attractions in the south of Ramsar. This waterfall is part of the Chalkrood River and you have to cross the Janet Rudbar Road to reach it; A beautiful, winding road that is 2 km from Ramsar.

Photographer: bayat / wikiloc.com

The forest route leading to the waterfall is one of the main attractions of the trip; The path is accompanied by the sound of birds, the wind between the trees and the aroma of forest plants. Walking along this route takes about an hour.

“Mamshlam Waterfall” is another of Ramsar’s natural and lesser -known attractions, about eight kilometers south of the city and 2 kilometers from the village of Arba Kale.

• Address: Ramsar City, Razaghi Boulevard, Hard Street
• Distance to Arbaqleh Village: About 2 kilometers (1 minute driving)

The Ramsar Museum of Anthropology was founded in March 2009 with the efforts of the private sector and the efforts of Mr. Isa Khatami, a professor of sociology. The collection of the museum has been collected over the past five years and includes more than 5 pieces of tools, anthropological objects, traditional life and handicrafts of the Ramsar people and other northern parts of the country such as Gilan and Golestan.

Photographer: Unknown / neshan.org

The interior of the museum is designed in the form of a traditional northern house and is arranged with old items such as mud pot, forging furnace, leather tail, a tent weaving machine and other indigenous applications.

The Ivory Museum of Iran, which is about 2 kilometers from the village of Arba Kale and is one of the sights of Ramsar, can also be included in your visit. The museum is known as the only specialized museum of ivory in Iran and West Asia, with about 5 exquisite artworks made using elephant ivory and other animal components.

Photographer: Unknown / www.khabaronline.ir

• Address: Ramsar, Km Km Five Road Chabxer
• Distance to Arbaqleh Village: About 2 kilometers (1 minute driving)
• Website: Telecabinramsar.com
• Instagram: Telekabinramsar@
• Ramsar Telecommunication Ticket Price (Year 2): 1,5 USD

The Ramsar Television, located in the Green City Recreation Complex, two kilometers long, travels an exciting path from the Caspian coast to the Alborz forest and exhibits unique views of the sea, forest and the city of Ramsar. The cabins move at a speed of three meters per second and take you to the mountainous heights in about 5 minutes. This route consists of four rigs that each provide a different and exciting experience for travelers.

Photographer: Unknown / www.neshat.com

The Ramsar Green City Recreation Complex is not limited to telecommunications and provides a variety of facilities for visitors. These include a variety of amusement parks for children and adults, jungle zippers, suspended bridge, karting track, paintball club, seafood club and Maya leisure.

You can rent a forest hut on a trip to Arbul or go to the villa in Arba Kale village. Because this village does not have a hotel; If you are looking to stay in the hotel with modern amenities, you can stay in Ramsar hotels.

Photographer: Unknown / www.homesa.net

If you have ever traveled to Arbakleh Ramsar or have information about this bungalow of Mazandaran, we would be happy to share your knowledge with Kajaro’s audience.

Cover Photo Source: Google Map, Photographer: Mahmoud Alizadeh