Redaktionens valg i Chalus

Editor's Choice

This collection highlights the diverse geography of the Chalus region, from the Pahlavi-era architecture of the Queen Mother’s Palace to the dramatic verticality of the Seven Brothers Rocks. It features the rugged river canyon of Tang-e Dar and the multi-tiered Harijan Waterfall. The selection encompasses significant Alborz mountain peaks like Shah Pil Kuh and Katilo, alongside various cascades and scenic valleys that define the central Mazandaran landscape.

A

کاخ ملکه مادر

Pahlavi-era royal residence built for Taj al-Moluk. This two-story palace is situated near the base of the Alborz mountains in the Namak Abrud district.

B

تنگ دار

A narrow river canyon located near Koshksara village. It features towering moss-covered cliffs and deep pools used for river trekking.

C

صخره های هفت برادران

A series of seven massive, vertical rock formations located along the Chalus Road near the Siah Bisheh region.

D

Abshar baryngnwn

A natural waterfall located within the forested mountainous terrain of the Chalus district.

E

Wrwdy abshar hryjan

Access point to a multi-tiered waterfall near the historic village of Harijan. The surrounding area is a protected environment.

F

Abshar skhrh hay mrjany

High-altitude waterfall characterized by unique rock formations in the Alborz mountain range.

G

Abshar shrshr

Cascading waterfall located in the lush forested area near the city of Chalus.

H

Drh sng hachy

Elevated viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding valleys and rock formations.

I

Shah pyl kwh

A prominent peak in the Central Alborz range, standing at an elevation of approximately 3,400 meters.

J

katilo

High-altitude mountain peak located in the rugged terrain of the Chalus region.