Sibiyeh Khani Waterfall

Sibiyeh Khani Waterfall, also known as Sefid Ab and Agh Bolagh, is located in the tourist village of Lord in the Shahrud District of Khalkhal, Ardabil Province. At 180 metres long, it holds the title of the longest spring-fed waterfall in Iran. After Agh Dagh Peak, this beautiful waterfall is considered the highest point in Khalkhal County. Thanks to its cold water and remarkable properties, the Sibiyeh Khani spring is very popular even on the hottest summer days. As the water emerges from the spring, it forms a striking white waterfall that creates a unique and captivating scene in the heart of nature.

The area around the Sibiyeh Khani spring and waterfall is very rich in vegetation. Various species of trees and grasses, especially medicinal plants such as natural edible mushrooms and golpar (Persian hogweed), add to the beauty of the area. The water of this spring is one of the main sources of the Zal River, which ultimately flows into the Qezel Ozan River. The spring and waterfall lie within the Agh Dagh Protected Area, one of the most important wildlife habitats in Ardabil Province and home to a variety of animal species.

The best time to visit this waterfall and experience the wonders of its natural surroundings is spring, especially the months of Ordibehesht and Khordad. At this time of year, the calls of partridges and nightingales, along with the soothing sound of the water, create a soul-refreshing atmosphere for visitors.