Natural wonders surrounding Harzevil Cypress in Gilan Province
One of the tourist attractions of Iran is the so old cypress, one of which is the Harzevil cypress. They estimate the age of this tree to be 1000 to 3000 years. This magnificent cypress tree has long been popular among the people of this village. Nasir Khusraw’s logbook mentions the name of this cypress tree, which indicates the tree’s great age.
It is said that the age of this tree is between 1000 and 3000 years. Harzevil Cypress is a tall tree with a height of about 30 meters. Also, the trunk diameter of this valuable Iranian treasure is about four meters. You should know that this cypress is called Harzevil since it is located in the village of the same name. According to the people of Harzevil, this is a sacred ancient cypress tree. It was registered as a national natural heritage, visitiran.ir wrote.
Harzevil village is located in the city of Manjil, Gilan Province. This village is situated on the outskirts of Manjil. The closest major tourist town to this village is Rasht, which offers many accommodations ranging from multi-star hotels to private villas. The best time to visit this village is in spring and late summer. Usually, the climate in villages and towns of northern Iran is sultry during the summer. Therefore, if you want to travel to this village in the best months, it is suggested you go in June.
Manjil itself is known for its distinctive windy climate, which has made it an important site for wind turbines that add an attractive scene to the city.
The area around Manjil, including Harzevil, has a rich history and natural beauty, marked by features such as the Sefid Rud Dam. Notably, Manjil was affected by the devastating 1990 earthquake that struck northern Iran, causing major damage and shaping the region’s modern history. Visitors to Manjil can enjoy unique local products, such as olives from the nearby town of Rudbar, and take in scenic views and cultural experiences representative of northern Iran.