Lamard Village

Lamard Village is located in Mazandaran Province, Behshahr County, in the mountainous district of Yaneh Sar. The village lies in Asheristaq Rural District, set among the heights and northern slopes of the Alborz range. Lamard's location in an area known as Hezarjarib places it among the mountain villages with unspoiled and exceptional nature, and it still preserves its traditional fabric and rural way of life. The village's small population and scattered layout have also helped to preserve its peace and natural authenticity.

With its collection of natural springs and waterfalls, Lamard is considered one of the most valuable nature-tourism spots in the region. Springs such as Mirzolal, Sang-e Now, Sang-e Cheshmeh, Vasar and Shaftu flow in different parts of the village, and their clear, cool water gives the local landscape a special charm. The Sharshari Waterfall, one of Lamard's signature attractions, is set amid forest and mountain cover and offers a pleasant setting for visitors who love unspoiled nature. Among the village's other cultural and historical attractions is the old Lamard cemetery, whose ancient gravestones reflect part of the region's historical identity.

Lamard Village can be reached by the mountain roads of Yaneh Sar district in Behshahr County, usually by passing through nearby villages such as Kord Mahalleh and Barma Asheristaq. In some sections the route has slopes and mountain bends, so it requires careful driving, or walking along the more natural stretches. The best time to visit Lamard is spring and early summer, when the springs are fuller and the landscape is at its greenest. Practising responsible nature tourism, including keeping the springs clean and respecting the historic fabric of the village cemetery, is essential to protecting this valuable environment.