Tangeh Dastan Waterfall

Tangeh Dastan Waterfall is located 41 kilometers northwest of Shahrud County and 7 kilometers west of Mojen, in the Dashen Teli and Espid Khak area. The 12-meter waterfall pours down through a gorge called Dastan, between hard rock walls, massive cliffs that seem to split the breast of the sky and rise into the blue heavens. The cliffs of Tangeh Dastan create a mesmerizing landscape.

The waterfall's source is the springs at the top of the gorge, and the water is very cool. In 1386 SH, the historic fabric of the city of Mojen, together with Tangeh Dastan Waterfall, was designated a model tourism area, and it welcomes many visitors every year. Within this gorge there are two mountains, called Tang-e Esmal and Tang-e Dastan, and the remains of a fortress called Kafar Ghaleh can be seen on top of Tang-e Dastan mountain.

Along this route, other waterfalls, 5 and 10 meters high, have formed. Mojen Waterfall is roaring and full of water for most of the year. Because this torrent plunges from a height of 12 meters, it gives the waterfall a special grandeur. The sound of the falling water is so loud that people standing beside the waterfall cannot hear one another even when shouting. The cool atmosphere of Tangeh Dastan makes it a good place for visitors to relax in the hot summer months. The gorge is about 2 meters long and 5 meters wide. Other waterfalls can also be seen along the gorge trail, adding to the beauty of the area.