Shirabad Seven Waterfalls

The Shirabad Seven Waterfalls, also known in the media simply as the Shirabad Waterfall, is one of the most outstanding natural attractions of Golestan Province in northern Iran. The complex lies in the village of Shirabad, in Fenderesk District of Ramian County, in the heart of the lush forests on the slopes of the Alborz mountain range. The waterfall is about 6–7 kilometres south of the town of Khan Bebin, and its dense forests and flowing streams create a delightful setting for nature lovers.

The Shirabad waterfall complex actually consists of seven waterfalls, large and small, known as the "Seven Waterfalls" because of their natural stepped structure and beautiful scenery in the forest. The waterfalls pour down from the forested heights, and the largest is about 25 to 35 metres high. At its foot are pools of impressive depth, which make an attractive view for photography and for enjoying the natural scenery. The waterfall is surrounded by forests of broadleaf trees and a variety of shrubs, and the water channels running between the rocks offer visitors many sights to enjoy.

To reach this group of waterfalls, first travel to the town of Khan Bebin in Ramian County, Golestan Province, and then drive about 5 to 7 kilometres south towards the village of Shirabad. About two kilometres past the village you reach Shirabad Forest Park, and the rest of the way to the waterfall is covered on foot along a lush forest trail. After reaching the designated parking area, getting to the waterfalls requires a walk of about 15 to 30 minutes along sloping forest paths, which is well suited to nature walking and viewing the waterfalls. The best time to visit the Shirabad waterfalls is from spring to early autumn, when the weather is mild and the trails are green and safe. When visiting this natural area, it is important to practise responsible nature tourism, including not leaving litter, protecting the vegetation, respecting animal habitats and not damaging the rocky and watery paths, so that this natural beauty is preserved for future visitors.