Tang-e Ganjei

Tang-e Ganjei is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province. It lies 13 kilometres northwest of the city of Yasuj, on the road from Yasuj to Sisakht. The gorge is located in the village of Ganjei, on the slopes of the Dena mountain range, and enjoys a cool, pleasant climate. Thanks to heavy snowfall and rainfall, the area around Tang-e Ganjei has abundant water resources and lush greenery.

In this gorge, gushing springs with clear, fresh water rise from the towering peaks of Dena. Along their course they nourish tall plane trees and oak forest cover. The Seriz River, which passes beside the village, flows all year round and adds to the beauty and freshness of the area. A wide variety of vegetation, including wild pistachio (baneh), hawthorn, mulberry and titepeh trees, grows here. Together with diverse wildlife, this makes Tang-e Ganjei an ideal destination for nature tourism.

To reach Tang-e Ganjei, drive from Yasuj towards Sisakht. After about 13 kilometres, signposts will direct you to the village of Ganjei. The access road is paved and suitable for ordinary vehicles. The best time to visit Tang-e Ganjei is spring and summer, when nature is at its most beautiful and the pleasant weather is ideal for walking and recreation. The area offers facilities such as a recreational campsite and short-stay accommodation, so visitors can enjoy their time in comfort and peace. When visiting, it is essential to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism: keep the environment clean, avoid harming plants and wildlife, and respect local culture and traditions.