Anarjar Village

Anarjar Village is one of the lush, nature-focused villages of Nur County in Mazandaran Province. It lies in the central part of the county, in the heart of the Hyrcanian forests of northern Iran. Thanks to its particular geographic setting, the village combines dense forests, seasonal rivers and pristine natural scenery, and it is known as one of the lesser-known but highly valuable nature-tourism destinations in the north of the country. The atmosphere of the village gives visitors the feeling of being in a completely natural, untouched environment.

Among the most important natural attractions of the area is the Tiskol Anarjar Waterfall, regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the region, which flows through the forest cover. The natural ponds and pools, such as the Anarjar Twin Pond (Ab-band-e Doqolu), also give the village a distinctive character and make it a good destination for nature lovers and photographers. The variety of vegetation, the high humidity and the presence of permanent streams make the local ecosystem very rich and dynamic, and Anarjar forms part of the valuable natural landscape of the Hyrcanian forests.

Anarjar Village can be reached via Nur County in Mazandaran Province, and the route passes through forest and rural roads. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when nature is at its greenest and the waterfalls carry more water. When visiting the village, it is very important to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as keeping the environment clean, not damaging the forests and avoiding sensitive natural habitats, because this area is part of the valuable Hyrcanian ecosystem.