Hello to my traveling friends! I hope you all are doing well. Today, I have come to take you to a green area that is on the verge of spring and is turning green.
A few days ago, we decided to go to the green mountainous area in the back of Qazqan valley with one of the mountaineering groups.
Before reaching the Qazghandar Mountains on the first route, we had to pass through a village called Kamajkhor. This village was the last one on that route, and after that, we continued between the village and the Abivord Dam, which I posted for you in previous posts.
After we got out of the car, the group leader gathered the kids together to give them the necessary explanations for navigating the route.
At first, there were low hills that we had to pass through, and after this path, we arrived at areas that were almost rocky and stony, which we will see together later.
The main goal of this group was, in fact, to clean up nature and collect trash on the eve of Nowruz.
This area is famous for its flat hills and greenness, but due to the cold weather at the onset of spring, the greenery has not yet thrived.
This area is famous for its flat hills and greenness, but due to the cold weather at the onset of spring, the greenery has not yet thrived.
Due to the smoothness of the hills in this area, we sometimes found ourselves on the heights and sometimes in the valleys between the hills. The nature was truly beautiful, and we would rest in some paths and take advantage of the sunlight during this season.
The challenges of this path were truly delightful, and since we were on the verge of spring, it became even more enjoyable with this spring-like weather.
And thus, the group's children were really making a lot of effort to collect trash along the way.
After crossing these hills, we reached a rocky area amidst the velvet mountains at the end of the almost complete path, where wandering around was truly different from those hills.
In some places, the ups and downs of the landscape had beautified nature so much that when the children walked like a line among these rocky cliffs, it doubled the charm, and I couldn’t pass by these pictures and took photos of the children’s path as much as I could.
In a part of this rocky desert, we reached a mountain that resembled a piece of stone, drawing my attention greatly along the way. I wanted to take several beautiful pictures of this place along the shining sunlight for you to see together.
According to the supervisor of the Tondura Mountaineering Group, the route had two beautiful and high -water springs, which unfortunately had been completely cut off in the wake of frequent droughts in these areas and the springs were almost dry, so we did not visit these springs, and Inshallah in the following years in the following opportunities.
In some areas and in the highlands, we could take pictures of these velvet mountains in one of the photos that I will take to you from afar, and of course in these three photos to make the photos more beautiful and more beautiful.
We had reached heights here where one cannot pass by without admiring all this beauty. Although the hills hadn't turned very green yet, I edited this photo and the next ones a bit more.
We had reached heights here where one cannot pass by without admiring all this beauty. Although the hills hadn't turned very green yet, I edited this photo and the next ones a bit more.
I am so glad that we are approaching the nature of this beautiful. It is going to be green everywhere and with the gradual warming of the air, nature will again.
From this date onwards, for several weeks, most climbing groups will dedicate their hiking programs to these routes due to the weather conditions and the nature of the area.
I hope you are traveling with me along this beautiful path and feeling the pleasure of the area.
Wait for my other navigation with mountaineering groups.
I wish you good days.
Goodbye.
