The Mazandarani people are an ethnic group primarily residing in the Mazandaran province of northern Iran. They speak the Mazandarani language, which is part of the Northwest Iranian languages. This group has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by their historical interactions with various civilizations and their unique geographical location near the Caspian Sea. Traditionally, the Mazandarani people are known for their agricultural practices, particularly rice and tea cultivation. Their customs and festivals often reflect their connection to nature and the changing seasons. The Mazandarani culture is also characterized by its music, dance, and traditional crafts, which play a significant role in their community life.