Langar Village

Langar is one of the beautiful, green villages of Chahardangeh District in Sari County, Mazandaran Province. It lies in the southeast of the province, at kilometer 75 of the Sari–Semnan road, on the route from Sari to Kiasar, in a mountainous area with a pleasant climate. The village is popular with travellers for its unspoiled nature, cool air and wide variety of natural attractions.

The name of the village comes from the historical Tabari language. It was formerly called Langurkhan, which over time changed to Langar. This historical name points to the rich cultural and historical background of the village and the region. Langar's natural attractions include Shah Dezh Peak, Shah Dezh Cave, the Qolqoli Spring, Kangal Cheshmeh and a natural glacier. With its beautiful scenery of mountains, forests and numerous springs, the area offers nature lovers a delightful experience.

According to the 2006 census (1385 in the Solar Hijri calendar), Langar had a population of 473 people in 121 households, which points to a small and close-knit community. Most of the villagers work in farming and animal husbandry and make good use of the region's natural resources. The mild climate and charming landscape have made Langar a good place both to live and to visit in Mazandaran Province. To reach Langar, drive from the city of Sari toward Kiasar and continue along the mountain road until you arrive at the village. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the surrounding nature is at its most beautiful.