Bibi Seyedan Waterfall

Bibi Seyedan Waterfall is located in Padena-ye Vosta District of Semirom County, Isfahan Province. It lies beside a gorge called "Tangeh Nazi" above the Kasgan River. About 30 to 50 kilometers south of Semirom, it is a popular destination for travelers, especially in summer, thanks to the mild mountain climate, the surrounding apple orchards and the clear flow of the river.

The waterfall trickles down moss-covered rock walls, and numerous springs join it along its course. The village is called "Bibi Seydoon" in the local dialect and "Bibi Seyedan" in official sources; the name derives from an old story about two holy women, "Bibi of the Two Seyeds." The shallow pools of the nearby river give visitors the chance to cool their feet or step into the water for a light dip. These features, together with picturesque scenery – such as tall cliffs and diverse vegetation including maidenhair fern, wild grapevines, fig trees, brambles and wild pistachio (baneh) – make for a memorable experience in nature.

The Bibi Seyedan River flows down from the mountains, winds between the rocks, and is joined along its way by cool springs. The result of this natural union is a spectacular waterfall that becomes a paradise for refreshing body and soul on hot summer days. The route to the waterfall starts from Semirom: first drive about 35 to 40 kilometers by car toward the Yasuj road, then turn onto a dirt side road; a dirt track of 2 to 7 kilometers leads to the waterfall. After parking, a short walk along the footpath beside the river will take you to the destination. The best time to visit is summer, when the lukewarm river water is suitable for swimming.