Kondor Village

The village of Kondor, located northeast of Karaj and 7 km from Chalous Road, is one of the places with favorable weather and a pleasant atmosphere near Tehran where you can spend a day tour and experience nature. This village in Asar County is one of the greenest villages in Iran and has many special attractions. The village of Kondor, called “Kohen Dor,” is on the way to Imamzadeh Dawud and is a 6-hour drive and 3 by car to Kanselgan-Warenge-Varij.

This village has many tourist attractions such as the Zoroastrian cemetery, historical buildings, and natural attractions such as the Kondor Falls. Kondor Falls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls located near the town of Karaj. One of the most impressive and popular attractions of this village is the Laleha Plain, which attracts many nature lovers and tourists in the spring season.

To reach this village, you have to move northeast of Karaj. The village has located about 6 km from Karaj. The villagers speak the Tati dialect and this village is mainly engaged in horticulture and agriculture and the production of products such as pears, cherries, cinnamon grapes, lentils, wheat, and barley.

Landscapes and attractions Village of Kondor

This village is surrounded by the Alborz Mountains. The village of Kondor can be considered one of the best and most beautiful natural places in the province of Alborz, which will give you a very pleasant journey.

The natural springs

The spring of mineral water, whose water is very pleasant, is one of these attractions. There is another spring in Kondor village, it is known as Bala Mahal.

Kondor Falls

One of the best natural attractions of Kondor is its waterfall. To reach the Kondor waterfall, you can take the Kondor road. You can also reach the waterfall by taking a short trail upstream.

Tulip Plain

The plain of pink tulips, a paradise among the mountains in the west of Harir village extends its color to the mountain steeps. A field of tulips in the village of Kondor blooms in April. These beautiful tulips will delight their lovers until June 10. From the village, you can get to the tulip plain.

Dare Geda River

The Dare Geda River or Dersilg River is one of the seasonal rivers of this Village, which originates from the slopes of Mount Liz and connects with the Karaj River, passing through the Bagat Tenge area and south of Kondor.