Sustainable development is a key principle for rural development and leads to a balance, and the transition to sustainable rural development is not possible without assessing economic, social and environmental conditions. In this regard, the present article aimed to evaluate the level of development of villages in Bile Savar County through sustainable development indicators, seeking to answer the question: What are the indicators of sustainable rural development in rural areas of this county? And how have the villages of this county performed in terms of enjoying the level of development? This research is descriptive and analytical. The statistical population of those villages in the county with a population of 13,665 people was 12 villages with over 500 people, which was determined according to the Cochran formula as 374 people. A researcher-made questionnaire of the five-option Likert spectrum scale type containing 32 questions in proportion to the population share of each village and using simple random sampling method was provided to the statistical sample over 18 years of age. Then, data analysis was carried out through SPSS software, and finally, the final ranking was carried out through the TOPSIS model and drawn in the form of an ARC GIS map. The results showed that Babak village, which ranked first with (pi=0/832), had the smallest distance from the ideal level, and Moradloo village with (pi=0/263) had the farthest distance from the ideal level. Overall, the development of villages in Bile Savar County based on sustainable development indicators with values ​​of (pi=457) was less than the ideal average. The result is that the weak link between rural development and sustainable development indicators has led to its distance from the sustainable development paradigm and the leading role of economic dimension criteria has led to the development of villages in this county following the agricultural-industrial paradigm.