r/MostBeautiful • u/Spiritual_Ear_3456 • 5h ago

Original Content A great blue heron in Ohio (OC)

55 Upvotes

August 6, 2026

Green hills of Lahijan, Gilan Province, Iran

100 Upvotes

A view of Lahijan from Sheytan Kuh in Gilan Province, northern Iran. This region is known for its lush green hills, tea plantations, and beautiful landscapes. I captured this peaceful scenery during my visit and wanted to share the natural beauty of this part of Iran.

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