Sari
Not widely known outside of Iran, Sari is a small town in the lush, green province of Mazandaran on the Caspian Sea. Sari is the provincial capital and is located between the Alborz mountains and Caspian coast. The city is noted for its natural beauty and orange groves and the Badab Sourt Natural Spring. Sari has a number of attractions, such as its Clock Tower, located in ‘Clock Square’ (Meidān-e-Sā‘at), and a number of historic tombs. While not particularly notable, the city is a good springboard for visiting other surrounding cities and towns in Mazandaran, such as Nur, which is on the Caspian coast, Babol (formerly known as Bārforoush)—which is called the “city of orange blossoms”—and Amol. The region is definitely well worth visiting, if only for its verdant scenery and pleasant climate.
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