Lapasar Summer Pasture

Lapasar Summer Pasture (Yeylaq) is one of the highest and most scenic summer pastures in Mazandaran Province, located in the city of Ramsar in the Javaherdeh area. At an altitude of about 3,000 meters above sea level, this beautiful highland is known as the "roof of Ramsar" and is especially popular among mountaineers and nature lovers. Many climbers heading for the summit of Samamous stop at Lapasar on their way to enjoy its unrivaled scenery and tranquility. The tall mountains surrounding the area give visitors a magnificent view and a special sense of security, as if natural guardians were watching over the peace of the place.

The climate of Lapasar shows a different face in each season. In spring and summer the air is very cool and pleasant, so much so that travelers don't want to leave. This delightful weather makes Lapasar a popular destination for escaping the summer heat. In autumn and winter, however, Lapasar suffers from severe cold and heavy precipitation, which makes staying or traveling there difficult and sometimes dangerous. The best time to visit is therefore from mid-spring to late summer.

To reach Lapasar, you must first travel to Ramsar and then to the village of Javaherdeh. Ramsar is usually reached via the Chalus Road, one of the most beautiful roads in Iran. After passing through towns such as Chalus, Kelardasht, Motel Qu and Tonekabon, you arrive in Ramsar. At the Felestin junction in Ramsar, turn onto the Javaherdeh road and drive as far as the village. From there, the route continues on foot or with the help of local horses. Besides its natural beauty, this part of the route offers a different kind of nature-tourism experience, and even a chance to go horseback riding. The best time to visit is from mid-spring to early summer, when the weather is mild and nature is at its most beautiful.