Pardomeh Waterfall

Pardomeh Waterfall is one of the pristine natural attractions of Larijan District in Mazandaran Province. It lies in the lush mountain scenery of the Baijan area, near the village of Pardomeh and beside a river of the same name. Pardomeh village is 70 kilometers south of the city of Amol and is one of the mountainous areas with a pleasant climate around the Haraz Road. Thanks to the natural landscape around it, Pardomeh Waterfall has always attracted tourists, mountaineers and nature lovers.

The Pardomeh River, which has its roots on the slopes of the Sarkhareh and Boom mountains, rises in the highlands 60 kilometers south of Amol. After passing through the Mouzoun area, it reaches the vicinity of Pardomeh village. At this point in its course, the river drops down from the heights and forms the beautiful Pardomeh Waterfall. After this stage, the river continues on its way and finally joins the Shirkola River. The waterfall is seasonal, and in the rainier seasons it carries more water and looks even more spectacular. With its peaceful setting, varied vegetation and mountain views, Pardomeh Waterfall is an excellent place for nature tourism, photography and family outings.

To reach Pardomeh Waterfall, head south from Amol along the Haraz Road. After about 60 kilometers, enter Baijan Rural District and continue toward Pardomeh village, which is about 15 kilometers into the district. The route leading to the mountain waterfall is relatively poorly marked, so it requires prior familiarity with the area or the company of a guide. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the seasonal river has a good flow and the surrounding nature is at its freshest and greenest. Responsible nature tourism in this area means staying on established trails, collecting your trash in dedicated bags and avoiding harm to the vegetation and native wildlife.