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Known as the bathing resort of the Caspian and by far the most
beautiful site of the whole coast, it is unique in terms of scenery including
forest, forested hills, and proximity to the Caspian beach. Wooded
hills roll down nearly to the beach itself while the powerful outline of
the Alborz mountains ranges from an impressive background.
The last Shah built a palace (now a palace museum) in the thickly wooded
hill overlooking Ramsar, the setting of which is one of the most magnificent
anywhere along the Caspian Sea. The thin coast strip is covered with
rich vegetation including palm and orange trees among flower beds.
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