Andis Waterfall

Andis Waterfall, also known as Hendes Waterfall, is located in Iran's Markazi Province, near the village of Andis (or Hendes) in Saveh County. This seasonal waterfall, about 15 metres high, lies in the heart of a mountain valley and offers a stunning view of the region's pristine, untouched nature. Andis Waterfall sits at an elevation of about 1,316 metres above sea level. The best time to visit is spring, when the water flow is at its peak and the area is lush and fresh.

The vegetation around Hendes Waterfall is a mix of small and large trees, mountain shrubs and wild plants. Together with the soothing sound of flowing water, it creates a pleasant, peaceful setting for visitors. Thanks to its good biodiversity, the area is a favourite spot for nature lovers and mountaineering enthusiasts. The cool, mild air, especially in spring and summer, is another reason to visit this scenic spot.

To reach Andis Waterfall, first travel from the city of Saveh towards Tafresh, then continue to the village of Hendes (Andis). The route includes minor roads and a walk through nature, during which visitors can enjoy beautiful scenery and the fresh mountain air. Visiting the waterfall is free, and the suggested time for visiting and exploring the area is about 3 to 4 hours. The best time to travel here is spring and early summer, for a pleasant and energising experience of nature.