Doab Waterfall

Doab Waterfall is one of the beautiful natural attractions of Siahkalrud District in Rudsar County, and is considered one of the most spectacular waterfalls in eastern Gilan. It lies along the Javaherdasht road, beyond the Doab recreation area and the Chasht-Khorlat area, and is set amid dense forests and the unspoiled nature of the region. The waterfall is fed by a stream that originates on the slopes and heights of Mount Samamus and, after joining the Siahkalrud River, finally flows into the Caspian Sea. Its location in the heart of the Hyrcanian forests, close to the Javaherdasht summer pastures route, gives the area a distinctive and eye-catching charm.

In spring, as the snow on the Samamus heights melts, the waterfall's volume increases, creating a spectacular view of water cascading over the rocks and the surrounding forest cover. The sound of running water, the pleasant humidity and the lush trees around create a calming atmosphere for visitors. Because it lies in a relatively unspoiled area, Doab Waterfall is a popular destination for nature lovers, nature photographers and families looking for a quiet setting to relax and picnic. The river flowing downstream of the waterfall also doubles the beauty of the area.

To reach Doab Waterfall, take the Javaherdasht road on the Rudsar–Chaboksar route and continue past the Doab recreation area and the Chasht-Khorlat area until you reach this natural attraction. The waterfall is about 29 kilometres from Rudsar and about 30 kilometres from Chaboksar. The best time to visit is spring and early summer, when the waterfall is fuller and the surrounding nature is at its greenest. Given the road conditions and the region's rainfall, it is advisable to check the weather before your trip. It is also essential to practise responsible nature tourism, including collecting your litter, avoiding damage to vegetation and keeping the river and waterfall clean, in order to protect this valuable natural environment.