Ganjoo Waterfall

Ganjoo Waterfall is one of the natural attractions of Golestan Province in northern Iran. It is located in Aliabad-e Katul County, amid the highlands and forested landscapes of the region. The waterfall lies near the village of Siah Marzkooh, and its year-round flowing water and the varied vegetation around it make it very appealing to nature-loving travellers. With its mild climate and access to forested highlands, the Aliabad-e Katul area is considered one of the most valuable tourist regions of Golestan Province.

In spring and summer in particular, when the volume of water in the rivers increases, Ganjoo Waterfall offers a beautiful, eye-catching view of water streaming over rocky ledges, making it a good spot for enjoying unspoiled nature. The route to the waterfall usually follows the village and mountain footpaths around Siah Marzkooh, which suits nature travellers and anyone who enjoys an easy walk through forest and mountains. In the right seasons, you can enjoy the sound of the flowing water, the fresh air and the surrounding scenery beside the waterfall, and have the chance to take nature photographs.

To reach Ganjoo Waterfall, head from the centre of Aliabad-e Katul County toward the village of Siah Marzkooh. The road to the village can be driven in a regular passenger car, and the rest of the way to the waterfall follows a mountain footpath that takes roughly 30 to 45 minutes of easy walking. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring and summer, when the weather is milder and the trails are greener and safer. When visiting this area, it is very important to follow the principles of responsible nature travel, including not leaving litter, protecting vegetation, respecting animal habitats and not harming water sources, so that its natural beauty is preserved for future visitors as well.