Related to Chaloos city (located in Mazandaran province)
Also known as: Daryache Valasht, Velasht Lake
Valasht Lake encompasses an area of about 15 hectares, and is located in a deep valley to the southwest of Chaloos and to the northeast of Kelar Dasht (Kelardasht) region. This area forms a suitable habitat for waterfowls and a variety of water species. Unfortunately, no organized exploitation has been made in this lake regarding fishing industry, ...
Valasht Lake with its depth ranging from 7 to 28 meters and an altitude of 1,000 meters above the Caspian Sea level is located about 30 kilometers northeast of Kelardasht in the Northern Province of Mazandaran.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Good weather conditions, proximity to the sea and existence of forests have made northern Iran the most frequented destination during summer.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Tourists traveling to the north from Tehran should cover a distance of 175 kilometers to reach the lake.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Tourists traveling to the north from Tehran should cover a distance of 175 kilometers to reach the lake.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
The tranquil ambiance of Valasht Lake helps tourists relax and forget the traffic and pollution of big cities.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake with its depth ranging from 7 to 28 meters and an altitude of 1,000 meters above the Caspian Sea level is located about 30 kilometers northeast of Kelardasht in the Northern Province of Mazandaran.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake contains 2 million square meters of water in an area of 24 hectares and is fed by a number of springs in its bed.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Travelers to Valasht Lake usually set up their tents and spend a night near it.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake contains 2 million square meters of water in an area of 24 hectares and is fed by a number of springs in its bed.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Good weather conditions, proximity to the sea and existence of forests have made northern Iran the most frequented destination during summer.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Good weather conditions, proximity to the sea and existence of forests have made northern Iran the most frequented destination during summer.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Visitors can take pedal boats to cross the lake and enjoy the coolness of the weather on a hot summer day. In fact, the northern provinces of Iran are the most visited resorts during summer.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
The tranquil ambiance of Valasht Lake helps tourists relax and forget the traffic and pollution of big cities.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Access to this lake is from the northeast of Kelardasht. There is also another way from west of the Chalus Road and Marzan Abad.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Visitors can take pedal boats to cross the lake and enjoy the coolness of the weather on a hot summer day. In fact, the northern provinces of Iran are the most visited resorts during summer.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake is also home to different types of trout and a favorite spot of people interested in fishing.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake contains 2 million square meters of water in an area of 24 hectares and is fed by a number of springs in its bed.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake is also home to different types of trout and a favorite spot of people interested in fishing.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Valasht Lake is also home to different types of trout and a favorite spot of people interested in fishing.
Valasht Lake - Chalous
Access to this lake is from the northeast of Kelardasht. There is also another way from west of the Chalus Road and Marzan Abad.
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