Namak Abrud traveller reviews

anonymous

https://www.tasnimnews.com/en/news/2017/04/10/1370884/namak-abrud-a-touristic-village

Namak Abrud is a village in the Central District of Chalus County, Mazandaran Province, north of Iran. It is one of the destinations for local and foreign tourists.

Shahrak-e Namak Abrud is a touristic village and has an aerial tramway (the longest one in Iran) which starts at the sea level near the shores of the Caspian Sea and ends on the top of the Alborz heights crossing dense forest area of northern Iran.

anonymous

https://www.irandiamondtour.com/ArticleDetails/38/Namak-Abrud-city-of-Mazandaran

The Shahrak-e Namak Abrud, also known as Namak Abrood is the central district of Chalus county located in Mazandaran province, Iran.

The Namak Abrud is a touristy town, welcoming the large number of visitors from all over the world.

This resort consists of two cable car lines, famous for the Namak Abrud Telecabine.

anonymous

https://www.irandiamondtour.com/ArticleDetails/38/Namak-Abrud-city-of-Mazandaran

The Namak Abrud resort is located exactly 12 kilometers from the Chalus county. The Namak Abrud is divided to the two residential and tourist sections. The residential section contains 8 neighborhoods designed for touristy population up to 100000 persons.

Moreover, the entrance passes of the residential section includes variety of entertainment facilities such as amusement park, two lines of aerial tramways, archer club, adventure park, sea lion, sled etc.

On the other hand, two forest parks named Banafsheh and Shemshad in the northern of the complex with about 200 hectare space will create unforgettable and spectacular landscapes for dear visitors.

The main purpose of the construction is to build a residential city and also a recreational center to attract non-resident population of the Noshahr and Chalus counties.

anonymous

http://www.triptoir.com/shahrak-e-namak-abrud/

In Namak Abrud area, due to the distance from the Caspian Sea and the decrease of moisture, the type of trees and forest plan is different.

anonymous

https://medium.com/@squreguide/iran-namak-abrud-e549450f8a90

Between the coastal towns of Ramsar and Noshahr, the Alborz Mountains literally drop into the Caspian Sea. In some places, the distance between the mountains and the sea is only one Kilometers. These coastal mountains are generally around 1000 meters high. Their proximity to the Caspian Sea creates a virtual steam bath on their northern slopes and the coastal plain. Steep muddy/slippery slopes along with dense forests create many obstacles for those who wish to climb these peaks. The quick change of scenery in the Central Alborz is amazing. Traveling 40 Km south, will take you from this sub-tropical paradise to the permanently snow-capped peaks of Central Alborz , while another 50 Km, will get you into the arid central plateau of Iran.