Pashert Village

Pashert Village is located in Chahardangeh District of Sari County, Mazandaran Province. The village lies in Pashtkuh Rural District, about 110 kilometres south of the city of Sari. According to the 2016 census (1395 in the Solar Hijri calendar), it had a population of 161 people living in 47 households. Pashert is one of the region's ancient villages, and the ruins of an old village called "Tanga Sar" lie close by. For reasons unknown, the earlier village was destroyed, and its people moved to a new site and founded Pashert.

With its green, mountainous setting, Pashert offers many attractions for visitors. Rivers, springs and lush trees create a peaceful atmosphere. As one of the region's ancient villages, with its rich history and culture, it holds special appeal for those interested in history and culture. Among its geographical features is one of the tributaries of the Shirin Rud, which flows one kilometre west of the village.

To reach Pashert, head south from the city of Sari and after about 110 kilometres you will arrive at the village. The access routes are mostly mountain roads. Spring and summer, with their mild weather and lush scenery, are the best times to visit the area. When travelling to Pashert, it is essential to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, including keeping the environment clean, respecting local culture and avoiding damage to natural resources.