Kuhmareh Sorkhi Waterfall

Kuhmareh Sorkhi Waterfall, also known as Ramaghan Waterfall, is located in Fars Province, in the Kuhmareh Sorkhi region. The waterfall lies about 50 km southwest of Shiraz, near the village of Ramaghan. With its dense forest cover of oak and plane trees, the Kuhmareh Sorkhi region is considered one of the most beautiful natural areas in Fars Province.

Kuhmareh Sorkhi Waterfall originates from a spring called Abolkheir. After flowing past rice paddies, it plunges about 60 meters down from the Zagros Mountains, surrounded by lush trees and dense forest. To reach the waterfall, take the dirt road from Ramaghan village and walk about 500 meters. Along the way you will see a clear river and beautiful natural scenery, which make for a delightful experience for visitors. The vegetation of the area includes ancient oak and plane trees, shrubs and rangeland plants, and the moss growing on the rocks near the waterfall creates a cool, green forest atmosphere. The sound of rushing water, together with the surrounding greenery, makes this a fine setting for nature tourism and photography, and the small streams and springs add to the appeal of the route.

To reach the waterfall, drive about 30 km along the Shiraz–Kazerun road to the village of Ramaghan. From there, you need to walk for about half an hour along an easy forest trail dotted with springs to reach the waterfall. The best time to visit is spring and summer, from Farvardin to Mordad (roughly late March to August), when the water flow is strong, the surrounding nature is fresh and the weather in the area is mild and cool. Practicing responsible tourism, including keeping the environment clean, respecting nature and avoiding noise pollution, is essential in this area so that this natural heritage is preserved for future generations.