Parshegah Waterfall

Parshegah Waterfall is one of the natural and forest attractions of Kordkuy County in Golestan Province, located in the lush area around the village of Sarkalateh Kharabshahr. Set among the dense Hyrcanian forests and unspoiled nature of northern Iran, the waterfall has attracted nature lovers and adventure travellers thanks to its peaceful atmosphere, natural scenery and beautiful forest trail. The water of Parshegah Waterfall flows over rocks and through thick forest cover, creating a cool and pleasant setting in the heart of the woods. The waterfall's proximity to the other waterfalls of the Sarkalateh area has made this region one of the most popular nature tourism destinations in the west of Golestan Province.

The area around Parshegah Waterfall is covered with broadleaf trees, diverse vegetation and forest paths, providing a good setting for relaxing and enjoying nature. The sound of flowing water, the damp forest air and the sunlight filtering through the tree branches create a calming and spectacular scene. The waterfall has a good flow of water on most days of the year, and in the rainy seasons its beauty multiplies. The pristine, untouched nature of the area makes Parshegah Waterfall a great destination for nature photography, forest hiking and short weekend trips.

To reach Parshegah Waterfall, first travel to Kordkuy County and then to the village of Sarkalateh Kharabshahr. After reaching the village, the forest trail to the waterfall begins, and part of the route must be covered on foot. The best time to visit Parshegah Waterfall is spring, summer and early autumn, when the forests of the area are green and the weather along the trail is mild and pleasant. When visiting this area, travellers should avoid damaging the vegetation, leaving litter or polluting the natural environment, so that this pristine and valuable place can be preserved.