Baqla Kuh

Baqla Kuh (Persian: باقله كوه), also transcribed as Bagleh Kuh, is a mountain located in the Alborz mountain range of northern Iran. The specific location and elevation of Baqla Kuh can vary depending on the map and source consulted, but it is generally understood to be situated within the Central Alborz region, often associated with the Mazandaran province.

Baqla Kuh is characterized by its rugged terrain and diverse flora and fauna typical of the Alborz ecosystem. It experiences a range of climatic conditions based on altitude, from temperate forests at lower elevations to alpine conditions at its summit. The mountain may be of importance to local communities for grazing, resource gathering, and potentially, tourism or recreational activities like hiking and mountaineering, although specific documented information on these aspects may be limited. Further detailed scientific studies and local knowledge are necessary to provide a more comprehensive understanding of Baqla Kuh's ecological significance and human interaction. The mountain's name, translated roughly, could be interpreted to suggest a connection to broad beans ("baqla"), although the significance of this connection to the mountain's characteristics requires further investigation.