Chalus

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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.

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.

تنگ دار

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

صخره های هفت برادران

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

Abshar baryngnwn

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

Wrwdy abshar hryjan

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

Abshar skhrh hay mrjany

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

Abshar shrshr

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

Drh sng hachy

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

Shah pyl kwh

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

katilo

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