Escape to a picturesque mountain village for a week of nature, culture, and massive savings.
A Beekeeping Experience in Nature
The traditional village fabric embodies the rich cultural heritage and unique identity of rural communities. It reflects the intricate craftsmanship and techniques passed down through generations, showcasing the artistry of local artisans.
The only state-run ethnography museum in Mazandaran, Dohezar Ethnography Museum, invites you on a journey through time.






began its operations in December 2018 (Azar 1397)
with the aim of sustainable development, job creation, preserving the traditional fabric of the village, and protecting the environment
Join us for a special week dedicated to rural innovation. Walk through our misty alleys, meet the community, and explore the past, present, and future of sustainable village life.
Join us for a week of hands-on experiences. Discover traditional crafts, enjoy local hospitality, walk through history, and connect with the warm-hearted locals of Shaneh Tarash.
Join us for an unforgettable week where generations come together. Experience the joy of ancient village games, shared memories, and authentic rural hospitality.
Escape to a picturesque mountain village for a week of nature, culture, and massive savings.

Shearing the sheep’s wool in Shaneh Tarash is called “Gosfand
Shaneh Tarash village, nestled deep within the ancient Hyrcanian forests of Dohezar in Tonekabon, has been introduced as one of the eight final nominees of the Islamic Republic of Iran to join the prestigious list of the World Tourism Organization’s Best Tourism Villages for 2026, after passing through specialized screening among 100 villages across the country. This village, relying on a rare model of a ‘people’s cooperative with the participation of over 90% of its residents,’ the revival of ancient wooden handicrafts under strict environmental principles, and the transformation of the ecotourism chain into a driving force for reverse migration, today is regarded not only as a pilot for organic tourism but also as a leading model of a sustainable economy in northern Iran, and stands a strong chance of repeating the historical success of the village of ‘Kandolus’.