Chalmir Valley

In the eastern part of Tandoureh National Park lies a deep, spectacular valley called Chalmir, known as the most famous valley in the park. At the start of the route into the valley is a village called Dudanlu, and the surrounding area is covered with dense trees such as walnut, willow, poplar and plane. This lush, shady setting makes the beginning of the trail one of the most delightful spots for walking and strolling.

Chalmir Valley is not just a natural attraction; it is also one of the most important wildlife habitats in the region. Species such as ibex and wild goat, wild rams and ewes, and even leopards live here, which doubles its environmental importance. This diversity of wildlife has made Chalmir Valley an appealing destination for nature and wildlife lovers.

Every summer, the lower part of Chalmir Valley hosts large numbers of locals and tourists. It is regarded as the most important natural recreation area for the people of Dargaz, and its cool climate, unspoiled scenery and peaceful atmosphere draw many families to the valley for recreation and relaxation.