* Golestan *

Nahar Koran Forest Park
 
Nahar Koran Forest Park is an old and relatively famous amusement park in Gorgan, located 2 kilometers south of the city. The park attracts many tourists from all over the country despite being well positioned on steep slopes as well as having good weather every year. Facilities include a restaurant, a guest house, several hotels and leisure villas. This 2-hectare area is more pleasant than Gorgan and has a variety of vegetation including oak, maple, lily, evergreen, wild cherry, hornbeam, raspberry bushes, blackcurrant, azalea, pine, walnut, cedar, magnolia, The sword contains animals such as boars, jackals, weasels, squirrels, eagles, hawks, beetles, rabbits, owls. The Ziarat River also crosses the park, adding to its charm.

Artificial Lake Dome Kavus

The Artificial Lake Gonbadkavus is located at the beginning of the entrance to Gonbad Kavus City and is considered as a recreational area of the city. The lake, which was built on five acres with a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters of water per year at the entrance to Gonbad Kavous, now requires drainage and drainage due to the influx of pollutants and pollutants. Locating the lake near Happiness Park and the recreation area has increased the attractions of this resort.

Gorgan Museum Palace

The Gorgan Museum Palace was one of five Pahlavi dynasties housed in the Park Shahr (former library). It was built during the first Pahlavi period (Reza Shah). The Gorgan Museum Palace is known as the first museum in the north of the country, the 24th in the country and the fourth in the nation's most specialized archeology museum. Reza Shah ordered the construction of the building along with several other administrative buildings in year 9. The museum has also been nationally registered, and sculptures of four prominent figures in Golestan province, along with artifacts from the Pahlavi era, are on display for public display. You can visit this collection from 9am to 6pm on Saturdays and Sundays (except weekends).

Graz Forest Park

Garg Forest Park is located 2 km east of Gorgan on the main road of Gorgan-Mashhad and includes a wildlife park, amenities and playground. Gorgan Forest Park is one of the important resorts of Gorgan that is used throughout the year and is one of the most important ecological areas of animals in Iran. The Graz Forest Park is known as the red deer habitat, the red deer is an environmentally protected species.

Golestan National Park

Golestan National Park is the oldest recorded national park in Iran and one of the oldest national parks in the world. With an area of about 2 square kilometers, the park houses two species of plants and two species of animals. Some of the animals and birds that live in Golestan National Park include leopard, brown bear, wolf, maral, shock, wild sheep, wild goat, deer, boar, ram, golden eagle, owl, owl, and red breast. In addition, several rivers, streams and waterfalls have made this vast and valuable area an attractive destination for nature lovers.

Khalid Nabi cemetery and shrine

Khaled Nabi's shrine is located 2 kilometers northeast of Kavus dome on a 2-meter-long mountain (known as the Mountain of God) between Kalaleh and Marawa Hills. The Khaled Nabi cemetery and shrine complex consists of several pilgrimage sites as well as a historic cemetery. Located in the highlands and mountainous areas of Golestan province, it is the site of the burial of Khaled Nabi as well as a host of numerous small and large stone statues. Since Khaled Nabi is a popular and respected Turkmen figure, the shrine is built alongside a number of rooms and temples for pilgrims to stay and relax, as well as a mosque to accommodate enthusiasts.

Kabudwal Waterfall

Kabudwal Waterfall is the only mossy waterfall in the country. With tourist amenities, this area is one of the most important resorts in Golestan province. The clear, clear and drinking water of this waterfall originates from the northern slope of Mount Aaron, at a height of 2 meters. To access the waterfall, head to Kabudwall Forest Park and walk 3 minutes from the forest park entrance to the main Kabudwall Waterfall. Along the way to the waterfall, you will be amazed by the amazing scenery and the wooden bridges along the flowing blue water and the forest trees.

Alang dare Forest

Al-Nadra Forest, selected as one of seven exemplary tourist sites in the country as well as the flagship forest park of the north of the country, is located at Gorgan's Dining Boulevard. The Gholashi River runs from the south of the park to the north and runs almost through it. Near the river, there are four springs that create a unique natural landscape. Evangelical vegetation is comprised of evergreen and hornbeam, alder, alder, maple, oak, willow, lupine and wisdom. Facilities at Al-Gardara Park include electricity, sanitary facilities, asphalt road, prayer room, children's park, sports ground, security buildings and camping area.

House of Amir Latifi

The house of Amir Latifi or the Gorgan Crafts Museum is located near the old bazaar of Nalbandan and behind the Gorgan Mosque. This thousand-meter-long building, with its traditional structure dating back to the Qajar era, has been registered as a national artifact and has been transformed into a museum today. Like most of the old Iranian houses, wood, brick, and brick were used in the construction, along with the mortar, which later cemented the floors of the rooms.

Toscestan forest

Tuscany forest is located in the southeast of Gorgan, 5 kilometers from the city. The highest point of the forest is called the Jahannama area, which crosses the winding roads. In winter the area is covered with snow and ice and its very cold weather does not allow for long stay. In summer it is cool and pleasant and even slightly cold and attracts many tourists to the forest of Tuscany.

Cavus Tower Dome

Dome of Kavus Tower (Dome of Qaboos) is a magnificent monument to the sights of Gonbad Kavus in Golestan province, which is set amidst a large and beautiful park that attracts the viewer within a few kilometers. Kavous tower dome is a valuable work of the fourth century AH and a reminder of the rule of al-Ziyar in this area of ​​Iran Earth. In the past, the tower was the conductor and guide for travelers crossing the land. Kavous Tower is Iran's tallest brick tower and one of the tallest in the world. The Dome of the Cavus is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the Thirty-sixth Summit.

Jahan Nama Protected Area

Jahan Nash Protected Area is an unknown paradise over the clouds that is located in the north of our country in an extraordinary and attractive place. This quiet bungalow is beautiful in nature and has exquisite landscapes and is well suited for those looking for a place away from the bustle of the city without any technology.

Ramyan Flower Fountain

Gol Ramian Springs is located 2 km south of the city of Ramian and on the hillside. The Ramyan Flower Fountain is a calcareous spring that is 2 meters long and 5 meters wide. The fountain is confined to arable lands on one side and leads to the forest on the other three.

This spring is home to many aquatic species. These include riverine whitefish, blackfish, Abernids, mollusks and aquatic insects. For this reason, many people go fishing and fishing in the area.

Loha Falls

Loh Waterfall is located 2 kilometers from Galikesh and 2 kilometers from the main road Golestan-Mashhad, next to a village of the same name, in a dense forest of broad-leaved trees. The Loh Waterfall is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Golestan that attracts many visitors. In total, several small and large waterfalls, each with a basin below, make up the complex. The lush and mossy nature of the surroundings, the warm air and the forest trees such as maple, hornbeam and alder have given this waterfall a special identity that has made it a fascinating destination for every taste. Loh Waterfall is located near Golestan Park.

Their lost wetland
Gomishan Wetland is located in the northwest part of Gomishan part of Turkmenistan port city. The southern side of the wetland is connected to the Gorganrood River, its northern side to the border between Iran and Turkmenistan, its western side to the Caspian Sea and its eastern side to the Gomishan plain, and about seven kilometers from Turkmenistan. The northern part of the Gomishan Wetland has been designated as a protected area due to its favorable conditions and is listed in the Ramsar Convention on International Wetlands.

Gomishan Wetland hosts thousands of migratory birds each year in this international wetland and other wetlands in Golestan province. The birds in this wetland are predominantly migratory and come to the wetland in cold parts of Russia. These birds usually enter Iran from November and remain in the wetland until early April. This annual international wetland hosts more than 5 species of birds such as: flamingo, royal eagle, balaban, swan, heron, perla, sar, fennel, lilies, spotted guilanah, cockerel, aphelik, kutka, kakai, Lak Lak , Salim Golden, Cheesecake, Gray Goose, Swallowfish and more.

Alagol Wetland
Alagol Wetland is the largest lake in Golestan province and a saltwater wetland located in Gonbad Kavous County, Dashi Dulon District, and next to Incheon Dulon City. The wetland is about 2 km from Gonbad Kavus. The three wetlands of Alagol, Almagol and Ajigol as international wetlands have been registered in the Ramsar Convention since 2007 and are protected by the Environmental Protection Agency, with an area of ​​5 hectares.

Alagol Wetland, like Ajigol and Alma Gul Wetlands, is supplied from the Atrak border river and the natural drainage of saline streams called Saman and Shorjeh. Some parts of the wetland are covered with reeds, reeds, and shrubs, and its substrate covers the algae in most places. Every year during the migration season, thousands of birds come to the Alagol Wetlands and other wetlands in the province, and swan, flamingo, duck, swallowtail, chanter, goose, salim, kakae, Balkan, hitchhiking and so on.

Ashorade Island

ٰAshurada Island in the west of Turkmenistan Port is the largest Iranian island in the Mazandaran Sea, located on the peninsula of Miankaleh. In the past, Ashurada consisted of three almost interconnected islands, two small islands that had been submerged for centuries, and now Ashurada has been abandoned and partially submerged. Passengers, however, can reach the Turkmenistan port by boat within ten minutes and enjoy its exemplary beauty and exemplary tranquility.

Shirabad waterfalls Ramian

Shirabad Waterfall is located 2 kilometers south of the city of Khan Bebin in the middle of a beautiful forest. The number of cascades reaches seven. There are several caves near them.

The cascade is a staircase, consisting of seven waterfalls, the largest of which is 30 meters high, with two basins of forty to seventy meters deep at its foot, and a beautiful cave is located immediately after the first waterfall. This is a beautiful wonderland of the Shirabad Forest Park.

The Shirabad Waterfall Museum has been listed as a natural and national monument in the environmental list.

Great Wall of Gorgan

The Great Wall of Gorgan or the Great Wall of Alexander or the Red Wall, also referred to in ancient texts as the Red Snake, was built 5 kilometers east-westward along the Caspian Sea in the Gomishan area and up to the Goldidagh Mountains to the north. East of the stigma continues. This wall is known as the "Red Snake", which is used to make the central core and the middle parts of the red brick. Prior to the beginning of scientific research, some attributed the construction of the wall to Alexander the Great and others attributed it to Cyrus the Achaemenian or Parthian period. The wall is also mentioned in some texts as Sankand Dam and Noshirvan Dam. Since the wall began in the south of the village (in present-day Turkmenistan) and north of Gomishan, it also came to be known as Gorgan and the Gorgan River. Mohammed bin Najib Bakran has also written the name of this wall in "The Tomb".

Bagheri Collection of Gorgan

Gagher Bagheri Complex is one of the historic and historic houses in the old texture of Gorgan that is 4 years old and is a valuable example of indigenous residential architecture.

Drazno village

The beautiful village of Drazno is located 2 kilometers from the city of Kordkoy, in the vicinity of Baladha village, near the peak of Drazno, about 2 meters high. Drazno is a mountain village with houses of mountain architecture.

Pilgrimage Village

The village is a rural pilgrimage village in the southern estuary of Gorgan, about 4 km after the meal. The village has received a lot of attention because of its favorable climate, hot springs, waterfalls, lush high mountains and beautiful nature, so there is a lot of prosperity in this area. In addition, many tourists look to the area and spend their holidays in the area. The pilgrimage was named after Imamzadeh Abdullah in the village. The village's hot spring attracts many enthusiasts with its healing properties. Apart from all this, the very valuable historical texture of the Ziarat village is also one of its major attractions.

Paul Aqla

Paul Aghla is a three-year historical monument dating back to the Safavid era. This historic bridge has beautiful brick decorations and is considered as one of the most unique monuments of Iran in Gorgan.

Tomb of Gholami Faraghi

The tomb of the late Ghali Faghavi dates back to the late Qajar-Pahlavi period and is located in the north of Golestan province, in the town of Maravateh, in the old village of Aqtaqeh. This work has been registered as one of the national monuments of Iran on March 1. The tomb contains the tomb of Makhdoom Quli Farghi, a Turkmen national poet and his father, the government of Muhammad Azadi. The tomb was built in the 5th century.

His Holy Mosque and School

The building of the mosque and the Karim School belongs to the Qajar period and was built in the 5th year AH according to a history written on the entrance hall of the school. His mosque and school are listed in the national monuments list. The Holy Mosque was built in the year 6 AH and although not very old, it has the characteristics of older buildings. The brick building of the mosque is built on a rectangular square map and consists of a dormitory with an entrance hallway, which is covered with four domes. The Karim School near the mosque on the southwest side is beautifully constructed with a square or square plan.