Sajidan Village

Sajidan is one of the lush villages with a pleasant climate in Chaboksar District, Rudsar County, Gilan Province, located in Siahkalrud Rural District. Thanks to its favourable location, scenic nature and position on the route to Javaherdasht, one of the best-known summer pastures in the region, the village has special tourism value. With its extensive citrus orchards, tea plantations and green landscapes, Sajidan is a beautiful example of the lowland and foothill villages of eastern Gilan, where traditional rural life still carries on.

The economy of Sajidan is based on farming, orchard cultivation, animal husbandry and handicrafts, and most residents are engaged in producing agricultural goods. Oranges and other citrus fruits, tea, kiwi, flowers and plants, and a variety of dairy products are among the village's most important products. Besides its agricultural value, Sajidan attracts nature lovers and travellers because it lies on the access route to the Javaherdasht summer pastures, the Doab area, and the trails leading to the historic Bandbon Castle. The hospitality of the local people, the green landscape and easy access to many nearby attractions are among the village's main tourism features.

To reach Sajidan, enter the rural roads of Siahkalrud Rural District from the town of Chaboksar. The access road to the village is paved and can be driven in a private car. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the citrus orchards, tea plantations and surrounding nature are at their most beautiful. Early autumn is also a good time to visit Sajidan, thanks to the harvest season and the pleasant weather. Visitors should avoid damaging the orchards, fields and natural resources of the village, and should respect the culture and daily life of the local people, helping to protect the environment and beauty of the area.