Domouli Waterfall

Domouli Waterfall is one of the most scenic and unspoiled waterfalls in northwestern Iran. It lies amid the lush nature of Angut County in Ardabil Province, along the course of the Domouli River. The waterfall is located south of Domouli village, and within the natural geopark of the region it makes a distinctive and eye-catching sight. Set among high mountains and a valley thick with vegetation, Domouli Waterfall is not only one of Angut's natural attractions but also one of the lesser-known yet very beautiful tourist destinations in Ardabil Province.

The waterfall consists of small stone steps leading down to pools of pleasant depth on the valley floor, offering a good opportunity for swimming, resting and photography. The sound of flowing water, together with two natural platforms, creates a calm and pleasant setting for nature lovers. The route to Domouli Waterfall runs alongside a rushing river and through valleys with green views, which doubles the pleasure of walking in nature. With its biodiversity and natural beauty, the area is an ideal place for nature photographers, nature-loving travellers and geotourism tours.

To reach the waterfall, the distance from the city of Ardabil to Domouli village or Golin Bolaghi is roughly 100 to 170 kilometres (depending on your starting point and chosen route), on a mix of paved and dirt roads. From there, an easy 20 to 30 minute walk along the footpath beside the river brings you to the waterfall. The best time to visit is spring through late Ordibehesht (mid-May), when the water flows strongly and the vegetation is green and fresh. To preserve the area's unspoiled nature, please take your rubbish back with you and camp only in designated areas.