The river banks in Vaashi passage and the famous waterfall, in addition to the green gardens of walnut, plum, apricot, and apple trees offer an appropriate atmosphere for people to spend their leisure time. The pure fresh air of the mountainous area and the unique sceneries, especially in spring and summer, draw a host of tourists and travelers. Thanks to having rural beauties, Jalizjand attracts many tourists during summer. Older houses are built of materials like stone, clay, adobe, and wood, while the newer ones have been affected by the urban architectural style and are made of iron beams, cement, cinder blocks, and chalk. Residential units face the sun to make the maximum use of the daylight. The buildings are constructed in an architectural style that suits the villagers' life style. Animal husbandry has resulted in producing meat, wool, and dairy in large amounts.Дue to some weather conditions, Jalizjand has a dense residential texture. The main products of these farms and gardens are wheat, barley, alfalfa, potato, walnut, plum, apricot, and peach. Vaashi River and the surrounding springs have provided the ground for farming and gardening. They are engaged in agriculture, animal husbandry, and gardening, and due to being frequented by visitors, some of the locals work in the servicing sector. Locals of Jalizjand are Shiite Muslims and speak Farsi with an accent close to that of the people of Mazandaran. According to the experts, human beings had inhabited around the village since the fourth century BC. The monuments from the days of yore such as the remnants of castles and stone inscriptions in Vaashi passage located next to the village, and three mausoleums of Imamzadehs or noble persons from the prophetвЂ™s progeny show the old age of Jalizjand. Since there are numerous heights and also a river called Vaashi near the village, the village boasts beautiful and novel sceneries.

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