Bibi Habash Spring

Bibi Habash Spring is one of the unspoiled natural attractions of Bushehr Province, located in Kangan County. The spring lies northeast of Kangan, on the low foothills of a mountain range. Its water gushes out from between marl rocks (a type of sedimentary rock), which is why it is clear and refreshing, and it contains minerals including sulfates and chlorides.

The area around Bibi Habash Spring offers a beautiful natural landscape of hills, valleys and native trees. The spring's water runs as a flowing stream through the greenery, creating an attractive scene for visitors. The site is popular with locals as a natural recreation area and has long been a place to gather and relax. Some marine fossils can be seen around the spring, a sign of how far the ancient Persian Sea once extended in this region, and they are of interest to nature-loving visitors.

To reach Bibi Habash Spring, head northeast from the town of Kangan. After passing the main roads and a dirt side track, you will arrive at the spring. Its proximity to the town makes it easy for visitors to reach. The best time to visit is spring and winter, when the weather is milder, the surroundings of the spring are at their greenest, and conditions are better for walking and relaxing outdoors. Visiting responsibly is essential: by collecting litter, avoiding damage to vegetation and respecting the natural environment, visitors can help preserve the beauty of this place for future generations.