Dobili Waterfall

Dobili Waterfall lies on the western slope of Mount Dobili, in the southwest of Faryab County. It sits in a lush valley, and the surrounding natural area is covered with vegetation that forms a beautiful contrast with the dominant climate of the region.

The waterfall is about 5 metres high and, because it is shallow, flows only seasonally, so you should not expect a full, permanent waterfall. Around the waterfall there is fairly dense vegetation; trees and shrubs combine with the region's rocky landscape to create a lovely scene, appealing to those who want to experience the different, rugged nature of the south with a touch of green freshness.

To reach Dobili Waterfall, the usual route goes from the Farashband road to the village of Bonyun; it then continues to a three-way junction and the "Dorkhal" side road, and then on to the Mount Dobili road. Because the area is remote and the route is complicated, it is recommended to use a local guide. The best time to visit is usually in seasons with some winter or spring rainfall, when the waterfall flows after rain or melting precipitation and the surrounding nature is more alive. During your visit, nature lovers should show full respect for the environment, not leave any litter, and help preserve the natural heritage for future generations.