Afshar Waterfall

Afshar Waterfall is located in Hamadan Province, about 12 kilometres north of Tuyserkan, at the end of Asad Valley. It lies on the southern slope of Mount Shahneshin (part of the Alvand mountain range) and, thanks to its relatively easy access and short trail, is known as one of the region's most popular destinations for nature lovers.

Afshar Waterfall has several tiers, and its crystal-clear water spills down through the rocks with a soft, gentle sound. Beyond it, pristine forests and mountain vegetation such as oak, oleaster and willow create a pleasant, natural landscape. With its cool flowing water and the natural shade of the trees, this peaceful setting is an ideal place for travellers, picnics and an escape from the bustle of the city.

To reach the waterfall, first drive from Tuyserkan toward Afshar village (Asad Valley), then walk a relatively short dirt trail; this takes about 40 to 60 minutes. The best time to visit is from spring to early summer, when the water flow is stronger and the vegetation is at its greenest. Practising responsible nature tourism, including not leaving litter, protecting plants and avoiding lighting fires, is essential to preserve this valuable environment.