Arrival in Tabriz
Arrive at Tabriz Airport and stay overnight at the hotel.
Iran · Mountain Exploration
The journey
Ascend Mount Sabalan (Savalan), at 4,811 m, the third-highest mountain in Iran, and reach its remarkable summit lake on this 6-day adventure. Along the way, pass by the Shabil hot spring, witness the lifestyle of the Nomads, and acclimatize before your climb. On the return, admire the wonderful views of Shirvan Valley and enjoy a short visit to Tabriz city.
Ascend Mount Sabalan (Savalan), at 4,811 m, the third-highest mountain in Iran, and reach its remarkable summit lake on this 6-day adventure.
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Day by day
Arrive at Tabriz Airport and stay overnight at the hotel.
After breakfast, transfer to Meshginshahr by private car, a journey of about 3 hours.
Then arrive at the Lahroud County crossroads and continue to the Shabil hot spring, which takes about 45 minutes.
Get into the FW's car and drive to the area where the Nomads live.
Stay overnight in the tents.
After breakfast, transfer by FW4 vehicle to the shelter at 3,900 m. The drive takes about 1 hour. Leave all the equipment there and begin the climb for about 3 hours as acclimatization.
Depending on the crowd in the region, stay overnight at the shelter or in a tent.
Wake up early, have a light breakfast, and begin the climb to reach the summit lake.
After reaching 4,811 m in about 5 hours, descend to the shelter and return to Shabil for the hot spring spa.
Make a short visit to Shirvan Valley, where there are beautiful views and striking rocky cliffs.
Stay overnight in a tent or lodge.
Drive to Tabriz, enjoy a brief visit of the city, and stay overnight at the hotel.
Transfer to the airport and fly home.
Where this trip takes you
Mount Sabalan (Savalan) summit lake, Shabil hot spring, Shirvan Valley rocky cliffs
The route
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Logistics
Your 6 days finish where they began, in Tabriz.
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