There are adequate amenities in the village of Baraghan, and tourists can travel to this area with ease. Among the facilities of the village of Barghan are public toilets, a mosque, a cafe and restaurant, a canteen, family gardens for picnics, an ATM, and a souvenir and food shop.

Local dizi, various types of kebabs, keshk soup, barley soup, muznan, lavasirk nan, dobandi nan, and fesanjan are some of the delicious local foods of Berghan that we recommend you not to miss tasting on your trip to this region. Berghan soup is very famous and most cafes and restaurants on the way and inside the village sell soup.

The access route to the village of Barghan is one of the most beautiful nature trails in Iran and one of the attractions of traveling to this region. In fact, the road has a river flowing alongside it and the surrounding nature is truly spectacular. In the middle of the route, castle-shaped mountains can be seen that are difficult to penetrate. It is said that this area was most likely one of the strategic areas of Hassan Sabah (the founder of the Ismaili state in Iran) in confronting the Mongols.

The lush nature of Barghan is very beautiful with many springs such as Khazai Cheshme, Koi Cheshme and Kadkhoda Hassan Cheshme, old trees and two rivers Shahroud and Sanj near the village. There are several trees in this village that are both historically and naturally important. We will introduce them to you below.

Baraghan Square is the main gathering place in Burghan village and the venue for various ceremonies, especially religious ceremonies. The 400-year-old Ta'ziyeh Khani is one of the most important ceremonies that takes place in Baraghan Square every year.

Burghan Bazaar is one of the oldest markets in Alborz province, dating back to the Qajar period. In the past, this market was known as a center for trading agricultural products, cotton, etc., and currently the most important products of Burghan, namely green tomatoes, Burghan plums, plums, and summer fruits, are sold there. You may be interested to know that Burghan Bazaar used to have about 150 shops, including coffee houses, tailors, turners, fabric dyers, farriers, cotton spinners, confectioners, bakeries, turban makers, grocery stores, perfumers, etc., all of which were used for exchanging goods for goods.

The lush and unique nature of Berghan and the presence of a river in the village have made this area a suitable place for picnics; so much so that in the spring and summer, many people go to Berghan for picnics. There are gardens in and around this village that you can enter for a fee and set up your picnic. These gardens usually have facilities such as gazebos, platforms, and restrooms.

The spring nature and autumn landscapes of Berghan are popular photography subjects around Tehran and Karaj. If you travel to Berghan at this time of year, be sure to bring your camera to immortalize your trip by capturing this village.

Walking in the beautiful nature of the village of Berghan and walking along the river, professional and amateur cycling in a safe and beautiful environment on the route from Berghan to Kordan, mountain climbing in the surrounding mountains and 16 special rock climbing routes are among the popular pastimes in Berghan. In addition, on Fridays, the mountains and heights of Berghan are filled with young people who love speed and exciting driving on difficult routes; so if you are in Berghan on the weekend, go watch the off-road car and motorcycle groups.

Fruit picking

There are many fruit orchards in the village of Barghan; however, to pick fruit from private orchards, you must obtain permission from their owners. You can also pick fruit from the fruitful fruit trees in or around the village and experience the pleasure of tasting fresh fruit.

Stay in Baraghan

There are many accommodation options in the village of Berghan, such as eco-lodges, local houses, camping, and newly built villas; of course, if you plan to visit this village during the hot tourist seasons, we suggest you book your accommodation early, because the number of non-hotel accommodations in the village of Berghan is limited.

• Address: Alborz Province, Savajbolagh, Burghan Village, Karaj-Baraghan Road (view on map)

Haj Davud Bozorgmehr Ecolodge is located in the village of Barghan and dates back 250 years. The building of this lodge is made of thatch and wood and is built in a completely traditional way. The courtyard of Haj Davud Bozorgmehr Ecolodge is decorated with a small pond, beautiful flower pots, and lush trees, and there is a oven for baking bread.

The rooms of Haj Davud Bozorgmehr Ecolodge in Berghan are completely traditional and have a sleeping floor. This lodge has a capacity to accommodate and entertain 70 people during the day and an overnight stay for 22 people. Haj Davud Bozorgmehr Ecolodge has four rooms, including two four-person rooms, one six-person room, and one eight-person room. The rooms share a bathroom and toilet. Among the facilities of this lodge are a stove and a heater, open parking, English-speaking staff, a toilet, and a tour guide. In addition, tourists can taste the delicious local dishes of this region by ordering in advance, such as plums, qorme, abgousht and khursh beh, and cabbage and mushroom stew.

Dime Su Ecolodge has three suites with all amenities such as sofa, bed, refrigerator, TV, equipped kitchen, separate toilet and bathroom for each suite and can host up to 20 people.

• Address: Alborz Province, Kordan, Burghan Village, Naroon Square above the mosque (view on map)

Ahar Ecotourism Lodge is another lodge in the village of Barghan that provides a relaxing and beautiful atmosphere for your stay.

There are many restaurants, garden restaurants, and cafes in the village of Barghan, among which the most famous include Do Asyab Restaurant Garden, Baran Restaurant Garden, Negin Restaurant Garden, Abshaar Family Garden, Taraz Traditional Restaurant, Behesht Nehan Restaurant, Gol and Bulbul Ice Cream Shop, Mashti Mashallah Traditional Ice Cream, Nakhl Barghan Cafe, Termo Cafe, and Ashkadeh Erfan.

Golab Riding Club

One of the most popular pastimes for tourists on the way to the village of Barghan is horseback riding. There are several riding clubs in this area, which we will introduce to you below.

Golab Riding Club: This club is located on the Karaj highway and not far from Karaj city.
Morvarid Kish Riding Club: This club is located in Karaj towards Kordan and Khorami intersection.
Doqloha Riding Club
Kiani Riding Club
Shabdiz Riding Club

• Distance from Burghan Village: 6 km (14 minutes)
  Address: Fire Station - Kilometer Five of Burghan Road (View on Map)

The Asal Tourist Recreation Complex, with an area of ​​50 hectares in Atashgah, Karaj, is one of the largest tourist recreation centers in Alborz Province. 6 luxuriously equipped halls with special facilities, a seminar hall, a conference hall, a coffee shop, a restaurant, a photo and film studio, an amusement park, an observatory, a lake with boating and fishing facilities, a family garden, a go-kart track, and a gazebo are among the facilities of this complex. To experience a full-fledged recreational day, visit this complex, half an hour from the center of Karaj, and create a dream day for yourself.