Could Jungle - Part 2

Jangal - e - abr is one of the most breathtaking places located in my country. By going there, you can have a walk in the cloud at dawn.

A couple of hours before the nightfall, when temperatures fall, mists race into the backwoods. The settling mists are thick to the point that it appears you are strolling on them. The Forest which extends on a spread 35,000 hectares in zone is a piece of the old Caspian Hyrcanian backwoods which have enclosed the northern slants of the Alborz Mountain like a belt, covering the southern banks of the Caspian Sea.

Wildernesses hidden in mists give guests a brilliant chance to appreciate, investigate, and find out about these magnificent biological communities.

Deserting the greenery enclosures in Bastam, a wonderful city close Shahrud, you will see mists over far away mountains and along the 4,000-meter Shahvar Mount as though they have been caught in the sharp paws of the mountain, a scene which guarantees you are getting nearer to the marvelous Cloud Forest.

The Hyrcanian woods used to cover 3.7 million hectares, yet that figure has now dropped to 1.8 million. The timberlands are home to old woody plants, for example, beech, oak, birch, elm, cherry tree, checker tree, English yew, tilia, and so on.

The woods which is arranged at a high height from ocean level has low temperatures in hot seasons. Plenteous springs stream in the backwoods which is everything except extraordinary on account of its differing vegetation nature.

You feel a feeling of coolness, freshness and fragrance which are related with the nearness of the mists to your face, something which transforms into raindrops on your eyes and hair.

Halfway as the night progressed, the mists start to gather their packs, in a manner of speaking. It is the time when the encompassing valleys turn out to be obviously noticeable. The mists continue floating around. Valleys get brimming with mists and after that wind up noticeably void. Quick moving mists influence the wilderness to resemble the lab of a chemist.

Fire, wind, soil and water; night could be another expansion to the Four Elements. Nothing is hard to find in the cloud wilderness.