قله منار در البرز مرکزی

 The Minar Peak (11548.56 ft high) is at the western end of the Alborz Mountains and is the westernmost peak of the mountain range. This peak is connected to another peak such as the King's Rock through a low ridge to the south, the Black Rock peak to the east, and the Case peak to the west.The Minar Peak (3520 m high) is at the western end of the Alborz Mountains and is the westernmost peak of the mountain range. This peak is connected to another peak such as the King's Rock through a low ridge to the south, the Black Rock peak to the east, and the Case peak to the west.This peak is located in the vicinity of Morood village. Mud Village Road 35 km from Karaj-Chalus road, east of Pul-e-Zakh, crossing a metal bridge over the river from Karaj-Chalus road. The source of the Morud River starts from the Siasang peak and flows into the Karaj River over a distance. Morood village has two famous peaks of Menar (her flock) and Nassam peak.