Everything about traveling toBaladeh Village MazandaranIn northern Iran
Nature is always pleasing and desirable for everyone, especially if it is the north; the vast divine sea, lush Hyrcanian forests, pristine waterfalls, and diverse wildlife have attracted many tourists to this beautiful area of our country for recreation and exploration each year. In this section of introducing tourist attractions in northern Iran,on SelMagzwe have tried to introduce you to one of the most amazing villages in Mazandaran province, so stay with us.
Noor County is part of Mazandaran province, consisting of three parts: Central, Baladeh, and Chamestan. Baladeh Village is one of the scenic and tourist destinations in Mazandaran Province, known for its pristine nature, beautiful landscapes, and very pleasant climate, making it a wonderful place for travel.
Yush Village, located in this section, is the birthplace of Nima Youshij. We recommend visiting Nima Youshij’s home while traveling to this village.
Address and location of Baladeh Village in Mazandaran
Baladeh Village is located 85 kilometers south of Noor, connecting the Chalus Road and Haraz Road. Yush Village is located 10 kilometers west of Baladeh, while the city of Amol is approximately 98 kilometers northeast of this village.
The best and most suitable route to reach Baladeh
Baladeh Village is 10 kilometers from Yush to the west and 98 kilometers from Amol to the east, and you can travel to this village from either the Chalus Road or Haraz Road, which is 300 kilometers from Tehran.
Main route from Tehran to Baladeh
If you plan to travel from Tehran to Baladeh, it’s important to know that Baladeh is 300 kilometers from Tehran, and the best routes are Chalus Road and Haraz Road, which we will detail shortly.
Route from Haraz Road to Baladeh:
45 kilometers along Haraz Road, which connects Amol and Tehran, there is a neighborhood called Dou Ab, which separates from Haraz Road via a bridge. After 55 kilometers, you will reach this beautiful village.
Route from Chalus Road to Baladeh:
If you plan to travel to Baladeh via Chalus Road, after passing the Zanguleh Bridge on your right, this road will take you to Baladeh Village.
Weather in Baladeh Village
The weather in Baladeh Village is mountainous and cool, and it can get very cold in winter. Therefore, the people of Baladeh migrate to warmer areas during the cold seasons. In summer, the weather in this village is moderate. Due to its pleasant climate from spring to the end of summer, it’s one of the most beautiful and best areas for travel.
Tourist Attractions in Baladeh Village
Baladeh Village has many attractions, including Polad Castle, Savasar Waterfall, and the Shrine of Sultan Ahmad. We will mention some of these in the following text:
Polad Castle
In the past, Baladeh Village had three gates, one of which was Polad Gate. Polad Castle is a remnant of this historical site, also known as Baladeh Castle or New Castle. The history of Baladeh Castle dates back 700 years to the time of the Saljuqs related to the army of Tabarestan. The castle is located in the northwest of Baladeh and is registered as a national monument in Iran.
Savasar Waterfall
53 kilometers from Haraz Road and 55 kilometers from Chalus Road, there is a waterfall called Savasar, with a height of about 100 meters. From the top of the waterfall, Baladeh village is clearly visible. Savasar means “morning breeze.” Due to its location in the heights and its mountainous, lush setting, the water here is very refreshing.
Address and route to Savasar Waterfall
Chalus Road –> Chalus –> toward Noor –> Baladeh –> Savasar Haraz Road –> Amol –> Mahmoudabad –> after the city of Noor –> Baladeh –> Savasar Chalus Road –> before reaching Siyah Bishi –> toward Kamaran –> after several other villages –> Baladeh –> Savasar
Botaher Kola River
The distance to this village is 20 kilometers and it starts from the eastern slopes of Rostam Chal Mountain, 26 kilometers southwest of Baladeh.
The beautiful surroundings are very enchanting; this waterfall, as it collects from various springs along its way, has created many small and large waterfalls. You may have heard of Khushrud, as the Botaher Kola River combines with the Lur River, which is why its name is changed to Khushrud.
Khano Baba Khan’s House
The Khan Baba mansion is another attraction in Baladeh. This mansion is located in the eastern part of Baladeh Village and belonged to Baba Khan Bakhtiari, son of Haji Ali Gholi Khan (Sardar As’ad), during the Qajar era. It was registered as a national monument in 1985.
Sultan Ahmad Shrine
Another site of interest in Mazandaran province is the Tomb of Sultan Ahmad located on the eastern edge of Baladeh Village. This shrine is made of brick and gypsum, designed in a conical shape.
There’s a wooden inscription in this shrine, engraved with the name of Sheikh Ahmad Noori, a prominent family in modern Iranian history, dated to 1102 AH.
Hotels and accommodations in Baladeh Village
So, can tourists and travelers stay in Baladeh Village? Interestingly, local people offer their homes for accommodation to travelers, and if someone wishes, they can also stay in the hotels or villas available nearby.
