{"id":3909,"date":"2019-09-23T10:02:26","date_gmt":"2019-09-23T06:32:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/rejaw.ir\/wintertime-in-daryasar\/"},"modified":"2025-12-06T20:39:26","modified_gmt":"2025-12-06T17:09:26","slug":"wintertime-in-daryasar","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/rejaw.ir\/en\/wintertime-in-daryasar\/","title":{"rendered":"…Wintertime in Daryasar"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u00a0!Daryasar is truly one of the most spectacular locations in Iran
\nA breathtaking plain surrounded by proud, towering mountains that can captivate you for hours\u2014if not foreve.<\/p>\n

I coordinated the Daryasar trip with my dear friend Taregh, who lives in Tonekabon. He had already hiked this route in spring, and when he heard that I wasn\u2019t particularly interested in seeing Daryasar during spring or summer\u2014and that I was deeply drawn to its winter charm\u2014he eagerly joined me on this winter adventure.<\/p>\n

Asal Mahalleh<\/h5>\n

Asal Mahalleh was the first stop on our way to Daryasar.
\nThis is where you have to park your car and enter the hiking trail that passes through a forest completely blanketed in white.<\/p>\n

In Asal Mahalleh, I noticed a car with a 29 T license plate parked in front of a small shop. I assumed it belonged to a visitor like us. But as soon as we stepped inside, the shop owner\u2014his face lit up with excitement\u2014asked me before I could even say anything: \u201cAre you from Kermanshah?\u201d
\nWe chatted for a bit, and after buying a few things, we set out toward the beloved Daryasar trail\u2026!<\/p>\n

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The Forest Route<\/h5>\n

Almost 80% of the forest trail from Asal Mahalleh toward the Daryasar plain is steep, so you should be prepared for it\u2014especially if you\u2019re hiking in winter, as it definitely comes with its own challenges!
\nIt\u2019s preferable to bring a trekking pole with you.<\/p>\n

The trail is incredibly beautiful. You can enjoy every single moment of it. There\u2019s no need to carry water, as there\u2019s a spring along the way, and once you reach the plain, there\u2019s also piped spring water available near the cabins.<\/p>\n

I recommend staying focused on the trail\u2014skip the music and enjoy the conversation with nature instead.<\/p>\n

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In the Embrace of Daryasar<\/h5>\n

As we took the final turn of the trail and the plain slowly revealed itself, the view was nothing short of extraordinary.
\nIt carried an intense, almost magnetic energy\u2014and in my belief, it welcomes those who truly love nature and can connect with it on a deeper level.<\/p>\n

You will undoubtedly find yourself captivated by its overwhelming beauty.
\nThose who had arrived before us greeted us warmly and with genuine hospitality, as if we all shared an unspoken understanding of Daryasar\u2019s winter magic.<\/p>\n

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Camping and Overnight Stay<\/h5>\n

Camping on routes like Daryasar\u2014especially in winter\u2014is a completely different experience.
\nNever attempt it without prior experience, and don\u2019t put the unique joy of this journey at risk through trial and error.<\/p>\n

Beyond the plain, an exciting mountaineering route awaits you. If you wish to continue further, it\u2019s not advisable without previous experience and an experienced companion.<\/p>\n

We settled at the beginning of the valley, near a cave with a dry floor, set up our warm and welcoming fire, and turned to our beloved tea.<\/p>\n

At the end\u2026<\/h5>\n

Be sure to include Daryasar in your travel plans.
\nTry not to visit during crowded times, and avoid joining large tour groups. Daryasar is far too delicate to bear our heavy presence\u2014let\u2019s help keep it beautiful and vibrant.<\/p>\n

I share only brief notes on this website, but if you decide to travel to any of these destinations, you\u2019re welcome to contact me for more detailed information.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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