Yasuj Waterfall

Yasuj Waterfall is located 2 kilometres north of the city of Yasuj in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, and is considered one of the most beautiful and popular waterfalls in Iran. The waterfall is about 10 metres high, and its water comes from a river that rises from springs in the Zagros Mountains. Yasuj Waterfall lies at the end of the "Yasuj Gorge", and to reach it you follow a short, scenic 150-metre path through the valley. The unique view of the waterfall, surrounded by a variety of orchards and rivers winding along their courses, takes on a special, unforgettable charm, especially in spring and autumn, and captivates every visitor.

The area around the waterfall is a natural park with orchards, lush pastures, flower meadows, winding streams and tall trees such as oak, white poplar, wild almond and plane. This setting, with its diverse vegetation and the distinctive scent of medicinal plants such as barijeh, asafoetida and gazangabin (Persian manna), gives visitors a refreshing and delightful experience. For the comfort of tourists, gazebos have been built around the waterfall, offering a chance to rest and enjoy the tranquillity of nature. Not only is this waterfall an attractive natural sight, but thanks to its easy access and closeness to the city, it has also become one of the most popular tourist destinations in southwest Iran. Visiting Yasuj Waterfall is a great opportunity to enjoy fresh air, the soothing sound of water and the unspoiled nature of the region.

Getting to the waterfall is very easy. From the city of Yasuj, you can go by car or taxi along Eram Boulevard and then Abshar Boulevard. After reaching the entrance, you only need to walk about 150 metres through the gorge and climb the metal steps to get close to the waterfall. Visiting is free and possible every day. The best time to visit is spring, summer and autumn, as the path becomes slippery and cold in winter. When you visit, please do not litter, light fires or damage nature, so that this beautiful place remains for future generations.