Tajareh (Persian: تجره) (Arabic: التَجَرَة) is a tourism-targeted village located in Behnamarab-e Jonubi , Javadabad District , Varamin County , within Tehran Province , Iran . Its geographical coordinates are approximately 35°13' N latitude and 51°42' E longitude.

Historically, during the Qajar era, Tajareh contributed 60 cavalrymen to Tehran under the command and support of Agha Mohammad Khan. The village's agriculture is diverse and includes summer vegetables, grains, cotton, grapes, pomegranates, figs, and livestock fodder. At the 2006 census, its population was 168, in 49 families.

According to the Persian lexicon Burhan-e Qati, the word Tajareh (rhyming with sharar) refers to winter residences ( palaces ) or to "the white-clad ones."

The word Tajareh may be derived from the Arabic form al-Tajarah ( التَجَرَة ) . However, some researchers trace the origin of the name to Arabic. Thus, the name Tajareh may signify “the place of movement, tribal migration, or bold identity.”

This village is located in the Behnam Arab-e Jonubi Rural District. According to the 2006 census by the Statistical Center of Iran, its population was 168 people, in 49 families. The main ethnic groups residing in the village are Arab Alidousti, Ghanbari, and Tajik.

The remaining historical and cultural landmarks of this village include:

- The mausoleum of Ali Akbar Shah Tork

- Bozorg Hill, Shoghali Hill, and Koochak Hill (Naqqarkhaneh)