Marzaleh

Marzaleh is a village located in the Gilan province of northern Iran, near the Caspian Sea. It is part of the Rudbar County. Known for its scenic beauty, Marzaleh is characterized by lush green landscapes, agricultural lands, and surrounding mountainous terrain.

The economy of Marzaleh is primarily agrarian, with rice cultivation and livestock farming being important occupations for the inhabitants. Olive groves are also prevalent in the Rudbar County, contributing to the local economy.

The culture of Marzaleh reflects the broader Gilaki traditions, including the Gilaki language, cuisine, and customs. Tourism, though not a major industry, is gradually increasing as visitors seek out the natural beauty and tranquility of the area. Infrastructure in Marzaleh, like in many rural regions of Iran, is continually developing.

Marzaleh experiences a humid subtropical climate influenced by its proximity to the Caspian Sea and the Alborz mountain range. This climate supports the diverse agricultural activities and contributes to the region's characteristic greenery.