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The Abasabad Eco Park is one of the most visited destinations in Tehran. The “Tabi’at Bridge” was once ranked as the city’s second most popular tourist attraction after “Golestan Palace” on the international travel website TripAdvisor. The bridge is also recognized as the best steel structure and the largest pedestrian bridge in Iran. Its design has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture in ۲۰۱٦.

“Tabi’at Bridge” is one of the most attractive landmarks in Abasabad Eco Park, drawing many tourists to the Abasabad Cultural and Tourist Area of Tehran.

The food and beverage outlets in Abasabad Eco Park include the Siawash Restaurant Complex, Food Garden, food stalls in the Tourist Passage, restaurants and cafés in Ports Park, the Island Restaurant Complex, and the Tabi’at Bridge.

Almost the entire Abasabad Cultural and Tourist Area—except for Taleghani Forest Park— has been adapted for use by people with disabilities and those with limited mobility. In the southwest section of the area, next to Norouz Park, special fitness equipment designed for people with disabilities has also been installed.

"Didar Hotel," the second phase of the "Ravagh" project, "Farhang Parking," and the "National Jewelry Museum" are some of the sections that will be added to the Abasabad Cultural and Tourist Area in the future.

Norouz Lake, covering 17,000 square meters, spans three sections of Norouz Park. The northern part of the lake is a small representation of the Caspian Sea ( known as the Khazar Sea), designed with a musical feature in which the movement of water is synchronized with music. The lake continues into the Mashaahir Square area, known as the middle lake, and finally extends to the southern lake.

The eighth artificial lake is also located in the Art Garden. This area is designed as a cultural space for hosting various artistic programs, including theater performances, concerts, exhibitions, and galleries, on its pier. Beneath this lake—which holds 40,000 cubic meters of water—a gallery has been constructed to showcase works by artists, masters, and veterans, as well as others who wish to present their art throughout the year.

Most athletes and sports groups choose Taleghani Forest Park for this purpose. However, from Ab-o-Atash Park to Norouz Park, there are walking paths and fitness facilities. There is also the possibility of walking around the Art Lake.

The Tourist Passage, the edge of Norouz Park, Ab-o-Atash Park, the Book Garden, the Food Garden, and Ocean Park are very appealing to children, as they offer access to play equipment.

There are 237 restrooms available within Abasabad Cultural and Tourism Area of Tehran.

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Almost all areas of the Abasabad cultural and tourist zone, including the Art Lake, the Farhang Passage, the Food Garden, Taleghani Park, the Ab-o-Atash Park, the Tabiat Bridge from the prayer platform side, the Tabiat Bridge from the Shahid Moghimi Bridge side, the Abrisham Bridge, the Mashaahir Square, and the Skate Park, have visually appealing features for taking memorable photos. However, most tourists take their photos on the Tabiat Bridge, the Nader Ebrahimi Museum, the Food Garden, and the Book Garden.

"Behesht-e Madaran" (Mother's Paradise) was inaugurated in 2008 as the first park dedicated exclusively to women and has now become one of the most welcoming spaces for women, receiving great appreciation from them. Hosting gatherings, birthday celebrations, and sports programs are among the most popular activities for women in this park. The facilities at Behesht-e Madaran Park include a year-round swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports hall, Houra Cultural House, a library, a mosque, changing rooms, a buffet, children's play equipment, outdoor fitness machines, chess tables, gazebos, and more.

Most tourists gather in the gazebos of Taleghani Forest Park. However, other parks in the Abbasabad cultural and tourist area also provide facilities for family gatherings, such as gazebos, restrooms, and prayer rooms.

The permanent tourist passage market and the "Parvaneh" weekend market (open on Thursdays and Fridays) are places for shopping and selling handicrafts and food items.

The "Farhang" parking lot in the Abbasabad cultural and tourist area is currently under construction. It has four floors with a capacity to park 3,000 vehicles and is expected to become operational in the coming months.

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The various facilities in the Abbasabad cultural and tourist area have specific operating hours, and it is best to check the published information on the website of each facility before visiting to be aware of their working hours.

• The operating hours of the Book Garden are from 9:00 to 22:00.

• The operating hours of the Holy Defense and Islamic Revolution Museum Garden are from 9:00 to 17:00.

• The operating hours of Mina Dome are from 10:00 to 14:45.

The nearest metro station to Abbasabad Eco Park is Haqqani Metro Station. Citizens can access Abbasabad Eco Park via Haqqani Highway (Shahidi Street) and Nelson Mandela Boulevard (Africa Boulevard).

For group visits by students, you should contact the public relations and tourism department of the Abbasabad cultural and tourist area.

The musical fountain of Nowruz Lake, located in Nowruz Park, operates daily from 16:00 and lights up for 10 minutes every half hour.

Special programs at Abasabad Eco Park are announced on the official website of the complex.

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A full visit to Abasabad Eco Park depends on the conditions of the visiting group. However, on average, exploring the western area takes about 2 hours, while the eastern area takes about 1.5 hours. It’s worth noting that traveling from the eastern area to the western area takes an additional 30 minutes.

Visiting the parks and Tabiat Bridge is free, but for visiting places like Mina Dome or Ocean Park, you can pay the entrance fee at each respective facility.