Ahovan Hotel – Ramsar

Ramsar Edifice and Garden – Ramsar

The historical garden of Ramsar and its relative structures are on national record and under support of the Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran. This garden covers an area of 60,000 sq. m. and is one of the beautiful and traditional gardens in ...

Casino Boulevard – Ramsar

The boulevard in front of Ramsar hotels is related to Pahlavid era and is located in Ramsar City. The boulevard was recorded as one of the national monuments of Iran on 5th of Dey 1352 with registration number 1521. This boulevard was called Casino ...

Ramsar Thermal Springs – Ramsar

The same is comprised of a series of gaseous and sulfur springs, and are in regions such as Jawaher Deh, Kotalum, and Sa'dat Mahaleh, in the city of Ramsar. The aggregate of hotels, municipality buildings and private quarters have erected swimming ...

Tonekabon and Ramsar Forests – Ramsar

These green forests with a high percentage of rainfall are also reputedly known as the Do Hezar forests of Jennat-e-Roodbar and Eshkavarat. The same are located between the sea and the mountainous region. Suitable forest and rural roads, variable ...

Daylaman and Lahijan Mountains – Ramsar

These mountains run in an east to west direction, and form the natural borders of Gilan, Mazandaran and Zanjan provinces. Cheshm Chal is one of the peaks in this region that has an elevation of more than 4,500 m. and is covered with snow and ...

Markuh Castle – Ramsar

Markuh castle is located in Ramsar town, Katalem town, in the route to Talarsar, and this relic was registered as one of Iran’s national relics with the registration number of 3484 in March 15th, 2001. It is probable that its origin goes back ...

Javaher Deh Village – Ramsar

Javaher Deh Village, 27 kilometers from Ramsar and in Sakht Sar Rural District and on Alborz Mountains of 2000 meters height, is located in the skirts of high Samasus Mountains and among pastures and grasses. The most famous mountains of it ...

Eidj (Dahqoloo) Waterfall – Ramsar

This waterfall gains its flow permanently from the melting snows of the Cheshm Chal Mountains in the heights of Eshkavar-e-Oliya. After flowing for a distance, it cascades from a rock onto another, and then forms numerous other waterfalls, thus ...