Ecotourism near Lake Saqalaksar - Orange Cat

Ecotourism near Lake Saqalaksar - Orange Cat
This 35-square-meter room is one of the rooms of an eco-lodge, which is located close to the lake, in the heart of the green and forested village of سقالکسار, and about 20 kilometers from the city of رشت.
The room is designed in such a way that it has two single beds, a traditional bed, a closet, a wicker table with chairs, a heater and a fan, keep in mind that the interior of the room does not have a bathroom and toilet.
It is worth mentioning that the room does not have cooking facilities, but dear guests can use the shared kitchen to heat their food.
The area of the complex is enclosed by a wall, and the host also resides in the same building, and in order to establish and maintain the security of the residence, it is equipped with a CCTV camera that covers the common courtyard and corridor.
This building, which was once a village school, has now been transformed into a cozy and quiet residence with artistic restoration. In this peaceful haven, you can get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in natural beauty and cultural experiences in a pleasant atmosphere.
The residence's rooms with large windows facing the forest give you spectacular views of the pristine nature.
During your stay, you can use the dormitory's shared space to interact and chat with other guests, play group games, and exchange travel experiences. You can also enjoy a walk in the forest.
In addition to the reception, we can mention two Iranian toilets with a bathroom located in the interior of the complex, a courtyard and a shared kitchen.
Keep in mind that the piped water of the residence is supplied through a well, so it is recommended that dear guests bring mineral water with them for drinking.
The city of silver rains is Rasht the center of Gilan beautiful and green province and due to its tourist attractions such as the tomb of Mirza Kuchak Khan Jangali, Shah Abbasi Caravanserai, the Rural Heritage Museum, the lake and the forest park of Saravan and . . . It attracts many tourists every year.