Metkazin Tangeh Waterfall

Metkazin Tangeh Waterfall is located in Mazandaran Province, in Behshahr County, in the Yaneh Sar district of the Hezarjarib region, close to the village of Metkazin. Here the pristine and rare nature of northern Iran shows itself in the form of a deep, lush gorge. The area's distinctive feature is its position at the junction of three villages, Metkazin, Parch and Shilar, which gives the area a special natural and geographical structure and has made it one of the lesser-known yet valuable routes for nature tourism.

In this area you will find a tall, rocky gorge whose walls are covered in dense forest, and the waterfall flowing through its heart creates a striking and calming view. The dense vegetation and high humidity have produced a rich, green ecosystem in which northern forest species are found in abundance. The rock formation known as "Chakal", tall stone walls covered in forest trees, is among the most important natural features of the area, and combined with the flowing water it creates a setting well suited to experiencing untouched nature.

The route to the waterfall starts from Metkazin village and, passing through forest paths, gentle slopes and sections of the gorge, reaches the waterfall. The trail requires a reasonable level of fitness for walking in wild terrain, and it becomes more slippery, especially in rainy seasons. The best time to visit Metkazin Tangeh Waterfall is spring and early summer, when the water flow is at its fullest and the landscape is at its greenest. Following the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as not leaving litter, protecting vegetation and avoiding damage to natural trails, plays an important role in preserving this valuable ecosystem.