Hamidabad Wetland

Hamidabad Wetland is located in Mazandaran Province, Sari County, in the Rudpey-ye Shomali District. It lies on the Sari Daryā Road toward Farahabad, in the lush and beautiful village of Hamidabad. Covering nearly 1.5 square kilometres, Hamidabad Wetland is one of the natural and tourist attractions of Mazandaran Province.

Hamidabad Wetland is mostly covered with water lilies, whose large leaves and colourful flowers give the landscape a special beauty. The edges of the wetland are lined with reeds, providing a suitable habitat for native and migratory birds. The wetland is an important habitat for species such as the little grebe, the coot, the mallard, the heron and the bittern. This variety of plants and the presence of different bird species double the natural charm of the wetland and make it an attractive place for nature lovers and bird-watching enthusiasts. Hamidabad Wetland plays an important role in reducing flood risk, retaining soil moisture and moderating the temperature of the region. It is of great environmental and economic importance, especially for the surrounding agriculture.

To reach Hamidabad Wetland, first enter the city of Sari and take the Sari Daryā Road toward Farahabad. After passing a petrol station and seeing the sign for Dormizkandeh village, make a U-turn, and continue past the glue factory, after which you will reach the wetland. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the water lilies are in full bloom. During your visit, it is recommended to stay on the marked paths and avoid damaging the habitats, so that the wetland's ecosystem is preserved.