Bam-e Komeleh

Bam-e Komeleh (the "Roof of Komeleh") is a lush green hill near Komeleh, in Langarud County, Gilan Province. Komeleh is a small town with a population of about 6,457 (according to the 2016 census), and its location places it among the low-lying plain areas of Gilan Province. Bam-e Komeleh lies a short distance from the town centre and offers sweeping views over tea gardens, farmland and the surrounding countryside, which makes it one of the region's most popular and important sights.

The combination of unspoiled nature, tea plantations and all-encompassing greenery makes Bam-e Komeleh an ideal place for nature tourism and for watching the sunrise and sunset. From the top of the hill you can look out over the town of Komeleh, Langarud County and even the villages and areas beyond. Its relatively pristine, untouched surroundings hold special appeal for anyone who loves peace and nature and wants to escape the bustle of the city.

To reach Bam-e Komeleh, simply drive or walk about one kilometre from Komeleh crossroads in the direction of Atrak (Otaqvar) until you reach the hill; the route is easy, and it can be reached by car or on foot. The best time to visit is usually early morning or late afternoon, when the weather is pleasant and the sunlight makes the view more attractive. To practise responsible nature tourism, visitors should take their rubbish with them, avoid damaging native plants and the tea gardens, and refrain from lighting fires of any kind, as the area has suffered forest and tea garden fires in the past.