Khorram Kuti

Khorram Kuti is one of the natural attractions and a popular trekking destination in Gilan Province. It lies near the villages of Tabestan-neshin and Goodi Govabar, and can be reached by the dirt roads around the village. With its dense forests, hiking trails and basic facilities such as water, toilets and wooden huts, the area offers a setting well suited to family and group nature trips. Set in unspoiled nature at a pleasant altitude, Khorram Kuti is calm and has a fine climate, and it is especially popular in the cooler seasons of the year, above all in summer.

The trail to Khorram Kuti combines a dirt road with a beaten forest path. You first follow the dirt road of Goodi Govabar village, and after a fork you take the forest path on the left, which itself splits into two branches. The right-hand branch is longer but has a gentler gradient, while the left-hand branch is shorter but steep in places, which makes the walk harder on rainy days. After about two hours of light to moderate trekking, visitors reach Khorram Kuti, where they can enjoy the nature and the wooden huts of the area. The route is well suited to those who enjoy walking, nature tourism and photography.

Khorram Kuti can be reached from Goodi Govabar village in the direction of Tabestan-neshin in Amlash. After hiking the forest trail and resting in the area, visitors can head back, which usually takes about an hour and a half to reach the cars. The best time to visit is summer, when the forests are lush and the weather is cool. Responsible nature-tourism practices, such as collecting your rubbish, respecting the vegetation and using the area's facilities properly, are especially important so that Khorram Kuti remains an unspoiled place for travellers.