Kuhsar Park
forest park in Tehran, Iran
Koohsar Shahran Park is a forest park located in shahran, northern Tehran, Iran. It covers an area of about 10 square kilometers, and includes ramps and facilities for cycling and skating. Koohsar Shahran Park has 2 main entrances, One on Koohsar Boulevard and another on Shahran Boulevard. Also, Koohsar Shahran is Tehran's largest forest park. Due to the clean air, many people in Tehran come to Koohsar Shahran Park for walking and sport activities.
Structures and facilities
Recreational and sports facilities
Recreational and sports facilities in Koohsar Shahran Park:
Motorcycling Cycle
Paragliding
Children's Playground
Gazebo
Restaurants and coffeehouse
Amusement Park
Transportation
Koohsar Shahran Forest Park has 2 main entrances, One on Koohsar Boulevard (Western entrance) and another on Shahran Boulevard (Eastern entrance).
Public transport
People will easily reach the park via Tehran Metro Line 6. Koohsar metro station is located near the park. Also, Koohsar Bus Station is located next to Koohsar Forest Park.
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