About Mazandaran
Published: 1/20/2011 10:36:40 PM
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Mazandaran Sea: With around 438000 Square Kilometer of area, Mazandaran Sea is regarded as the biggest lake of the world. It is located among Iran, Azerbaijan, Russia, Khazakstan and Turkmenistan. It plays a determining role in the climatic condition of the coastal provinces of the north of the country. It has given unique beauties to Gilan, Mazandaran and Golestan provinces.
Proximity to sea from the north and restricting to the Alborz Mountains from the south, has led this province to the temperate climate. Lush plains and dense forests has become it to the paradise of Iran. And Damavand, which is Iran's highest peak, located in this province.
Tourism led 12 million passengers every year to visit this province.

- Shoorchal Geloogah region: This area has been one of the residential areas of the first and second centuries of the Islamic civilization. Numerous relics have been buried inside the hills of the area, but unfortunately most of these relics have been exhumed by unauthorized excavators and have been ended up in the museums of foreign countries.

- Emart Spring of Behshahr: A two-storey building made during Safavid era. At present the ground floor and part of the second floor are remaining. At the midst of the ground floor there is the source of the spring .Previously water of the spring has been conducted outside the building from four directions through streams and entered into other streams in the garden surrounding the building and ultimately conducted outside the garden through the main streams.
- Shrine of Imamzadeh Taher in Kojur
- Malek Bahman Citadle in larijan
- Mosauleums of three seyyeds (descendants of Holy Prophet): One of the Seyyeds who have been buried in this place during the eighth and ninth century after Hejira , is Allamah ( very learned) Mir Heydar Amoli, one of the great personalities of Shia


It also has more than 100 universities and colleges in which thousands of students are enrolled.
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