Kasb Cave

Kasb Cave is one of the lesser-known natural attractions of Malayer County in Hamadan Province. It lies beneath a large hill in the village of Jowkar and is counted among the unspoiled sights of the region. The cave was formed inside the hill that was once the site of the village's historic fortress, and its blend of natural and historical features attracts nature lovers and adventurous travellers. Its location in the western part of Hamadan Province allows visitors to enjoy both urban and rural attractions in the same trip.

Kasb Cave consists of a network of long and short corridors, small chambers and shafts leading down to water, offering visitors an unusual experience. As you enter, the cool air and darkness, together with air vents and faint openings that let in a little light, create a mysterious and captivating atmosphere that stirs your curiosity. These features make Kasb Cave not only a natural destination but also an adventurous one for those interested in studying geological structures and in light caving.

To reach Kasb Cave from the city of Malayer, simply head towards the village of Jowkar, then follow the village and dirt roads that lead to the surrounding hills and into the cave area. The best time to visit is spring or autumn, when the weather is milder and it is easier to move through the interior and entrance sections of the cave. When visiting, be sure to bring safety equipment, a flashlight and suitable footwear, and follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, including protecting natural formations, avoiding noise and taking your litter with you, so that this attraction is preserved for future visitors.