Eskelim Rood Waterfall in Iran

Eskelim Rood Waterfall in Iran

Mazandaran province is one of the provinces of Iran that does not need to introduce many tourist attractions. But most of us are not familiar with all its sights. In this part, we, the people of the Hey Persia blog, are going to introduce “Esklim Rood Waterfall in Iran”, one of the sights of Lefur region in Mazandaran, and about it and the best time to travel to Eskelim Rood waterfall, Eskelim Rood hiking trail, Eskelim Rood climbing forest. Let’s talk more with you. So, stay with us.

Let’s get to know it!

Do you remember that in the Persian textbooks, we had a lesson by the master of speech “Saadi Shirazi” who said: “Every breath that goes down is a prolonger of life, and when it comes up, it brings joy to the soul.” Therefore, there are two blessings in each soul, and thanksgiving is obligatory for each blessing.

Eskilim Rood is a perfect example of this eloquent and beautiful prose of “Golestan Saadi”. This area is located in the heart of the 40-million-year-old Hyrcanian forests. It remains like a sleeping beauty that you have to pass through the forest to watch. This high limestone waterfall is as Eskelim Rood or “Galesh Kala” and it is a stepped or layered waterfall that has placed in the heart of the Hyrcanian forests since the Jurassic period.

As you know, Hyrcanian forests are one of the most valuable forests in the world, which can be global wealth. These forests are so important that they are “natural museums”. The Hyrcanian forests were between 25 and 50 million years ago in the Cretaceous period and were in the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2018.

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Let's get to know Eskelim Rood Waterfall in Iran

Esklim Rood

The limestone waterfall of Eskilim Rood is so beautiful and magnificent that it is also as the “bride of the waterfalls of Mazandaran”.

Where is the limestone waterfall of Eskelim Rood?

Eskelim Rood, which is also known as Galesh Kola, is a part of the forests of Lefur Swadkoh. Lefur forests and consequently the 32-meter Eskilim Rood waterfall is one of the attractive tourist destinations of Northern Swadkoh. If you have a question: “How to go to Eskelim Rood?” Stay with us in the rest of the article.

If you are leaving from Tehran, our recommended route to travel to AEskelim Rood, Swadkoh, is Firouzkoh Rood. From Tehran, drive towards Shirgah and then Swadkoh on Firozkoh Rood. After you reach the Lefur area, you have to walk through the forest for an hour to finally reach the limestone waterfall of Eskelim Rood. This path is not so easy, but the environment around you is so unique and different with 200 limestone ponds and various waterfalls that you will not notice the time and difficulty of climbing the forest of Eskelim Rood at all.

The best time to travel to Eskelim Rood waterfall

The best time to navigate Eskelim River and visit its limestone waterfall is in the spring season when the waterfalls have their maximum volume of water. On the other hand, the surrounding area of ​​Eskelim Rood Lefur is also very beautiful and spectacular. Of course, the trip to this area is also spectacular in the autumn season with the wide-leaved Hyrcanian trees. The summer weather in this region, like other places in the north, is hot and humid. In winter, due to the cold weather and slippery Rood, it is not recommended to travel to Eskelim Rood.

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The best time to travel to Eskelim Rood waterfall

Eskelim Rood Waterfall in Iran

Eskilim Rood is another tourist attraction in Mazandaran, in addition to enjoying the surroundings, the water of the waterfall is suitable for the treatment of various skin diseases and joint pain due to its mineral salts. If you have also traveled to this area and have more information about it, you can write them in the comments and suggestions section and share them with us.

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