Location and altitude
Location: Upper part of the cascade before Hazorchashma.
Altitude: around 2140 m.
The altitude is shown as approximate because small differences appear across guidebooks and travel sources.
Seven Lakes by lake • Marguzor
Sixth Lake of Seven Lakes: Marguzor
Marguzor is often seen as the most visually powerful lake in the system: wider, larger and more open than the earlier stops.
around 2140 m
Upper part of the cascade before Hazorchashma
Haft Kul route
NameMarguzor
Order in cascade6 of 7
Altitudearound 2140 m
Key featurethe largest lake in the system
Lake overview
Marguzor stands out for its wide water surface, mountain reflections and broad open views. Many travelers spend their longest stop here and take their strongest panoramic photos.
Why this lake matters
Marguzor stands out for its wide water surface, mountain reflections and broad open views. Many travelers spend their longest stop here and take their strongest panoramic photos.
After Marguzor the route rises toward Hazorchashma, the highest lake in the cascade.
Travel tips
These tips help you understand this lake better and plan the full Haft Kul route with more confidence.
Practical advice
- Allow more time here if you want to photograph calmly and explore the surroundings.
- The best frames usually include both the lake and the lines of the surrounding slopes.
- Marguzor pairs naturally with the photo guide and the full Seven Lakes route.
How it fits the route
After Marguzor the route rises toward Hazorchashma, the highest lake in the cascade.