Sarab-e Kashanbeh
Province Kermanshah
- Walking
A Little-Known Gem in the Heart of the Zagros
Asangaran Cave is one of the most striking natural caves in Kermanshah Province. It lies on the northwestern side of the Parav Mountains, in a gorge known as Tang-e Kuh Gorge, about 22 kilometres from the road between Kermanshah and Sanandaj. Asangaran Cave is the kind of attraction that appeals to nature lovers and also offers visitors a lasting experience of caving and exploring the depths of the rock and earth.
Inside Asangaran Cave there are several pits of different depths. According to available sources, they are 6, 8, 16 and 36 metres deep, and the two deeper ones, the third and the fourth, are connected to each other. It has also been reported that at the end of the cave there is a space resembling a "pool". This unique feature makes Asangaran Cave attractive to adventure seekers and cavers.
To reach Asangaran Cave, first make your way to the city of Kermanshah, then take the Kermanshah–Sanandaj road. After about 22 kilometres, turn onto the side road to Tang-e Kuh Gorge and continue to the entrance of the gorge; this route can usually be driven in an ordinary passenger car. The best time to visit the cave is spring and summer, when the weather is favourable and crossing the gorge and rocky areas is easier. When visiting, it is very important to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, including not leaving litter, respecting the environment and learning the relevant caving safety guidelines, especially if you plan to cross the deep pits or enter the deeper parts of the cave.
Written by ستایش عرب Last updated
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در اطراف تنگه و ورودی غار، مسیرهایی برای پیادهروی وجود دارد.
امکان عبور از چاههای غار و اکتشاف بخشهای داخلی با تجهیزات لازم وجود دارد.
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