Rishu Waterfall

Rishu Waterfall, known in the local dialect as "Gusha Chay", is located in Gilan Province, in the heart of the Talesh forests. With a height of about 30 metres and a width of 20 metres, it is one of the region's most notable natural attractions. The area around the waterfall is covered with forest trees, mosses and creeping plants, which give the place its special beauty. Especially in spring and summer, with its abundant flow of water and lush surroundings, Rishu Waterfall is a popular destination for nature lovers.

The route to Rishu is mostly through forest and semi-mountainous terrain, offering a unique experience for nature lovers, hikers and photographers. Natural pools have formed around the waterfall, which are suitable for cooling your feet or a light dip on hot summer days. The area around the waterfall is also suitable for picnics and relaxing in the midst of nature. Rishu Waterfall is not only a natural attraction but also a symbol of the splendour and greenery of Gilan, and an important part of the hidden beauty of this northern province.

The waterfall can be reached via the village of Chobar. From Chobar, a dirt forest track leads towards the waterfall, about 2 kilometres long, and you need to walk this route to reach the waterfall. The best time to visit Rishu Waterfall is spring and summer, when the water flow is abundant and the weather is pleasant. In these areas, it is essential to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as collecting your litter and preserving the quiet of nature.