Lipar Pink Lagoon

Also known as: Lipar Wetland, Chabahar Pink Lake

Chabahar is a port city located in southeastern Iran, known for its strategic location on the Gulf of Oman and for its diverse landscape, which includes desert terrain, rugged mountains, and a coastline dotted with islands and lagoons. The pink wetland of Lipar is located just 200 meters from the northern edge of the Sea of Oman and south of a namesake village in Chabahar, in Sistan and Baluchistan province.

Lipar Wetland looks pink because of the presence of planktons. The abundance of organic and mineral matters, which flow through the rivers and firths in Lipar Wetland, increase the amount of biological process in some seasons of the year. The Lipar Wetland covers an area of approximately 4,000 hectares and is an important habitat for a variety of aquatic bird species, including flamingos, pelicans, and ducks. The wetland is also home to several species of fish, crabs, and other marine life.

Sistan-Baluchestan province especially Chabahar city has a unique variety of tourist attractions. Pristine and beautiful beaches, ports, and mangrove forests are just a little of this beautiful nature. This pink lagoon is located on the roadside, alonge the beautiful Chabahar Beach to the Guader Oman Sea, which is spectacular.

The Lipar Pink Lagoon is a popular destination for tourists and photographers due to its striking appearance and unique natural features. Visitors can take boat tours of the lake or hike around its shores to explore the surrounding landscape.