Komeleh Lake, Langarud

Komeleh Lake, also known as Langarud Lake, lies south of the town of Komeleh, about 8 kilometers southeast of Langarud County in Gilan Province. This natural lake consists of three separate basins, the largest of which is about one kilometer long and 400 meters wide. Its location near the shores of the Caspian Sea and the foothills of the central Alborz gives visitors incomparable natural scenery.

Komeleh Lake has its own special beauty in every season. In spring and summer, with lush vegetation and a mild climate, it is a great place for walking, boating and photography. In winter, parts of the lake freeze and the surroundings are covered with snow, creating spectacular scenery and a delightful silence that offers a different experience of nature. Because of the special features around Komeleh Lake, it is one of the most suitable habitats for wintering migratory waterbirds. Bird lovers are therefore advised to buy a bus ticket to Langarud in early spring and travel there to watch these fascinating birds on their migration up close and enjoy it to the fullest. Near Komeleh Lake there are also several other places you can easily visit, such as Leila Kuh, the Amlash Tuesday Market, the Nalakiyashar Adobe Bridge in Langarud, the Kia Kalayeh Wetland and the roaring Lat River.

To reach the lake, you can take the Langarud–Komeleh road, and once you reach the south of Komeleh, signposts will guide you to the lake. The road is paved and suitable for passenger cars. Around the lake, facilities such as boating, a restaurant and parking are provided for visitors' comfort. For those who want to see water lilies as well as migratory birds, the best time to visit Komeleh Lake is undoubtedly spring, especially the month of Farvardin. In this season and month the lake's visual charm reaches its peak, and you will see an atmosphere different from any other time of the year.