Mishi Spring

Mishi Spring is one of the natural attractions and sights of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, located four kilometres northeast of Sisakht. Mishi is one of the most abundant and coolest springs in the Zagros, and is also known as the "Bashu" spring. Mishi Spring is a perennial spring and is considered one of the most important springs of the Sisakht area, flowing along a long valley with a relatively steep slope. Its abundant, white stream carries the spring water to the farmland downstream.

Around Mishi Spring there are numerous farms where apple trees and other kinds of trees have been planted. The trees in this area are very tall and old, and you will enjoy seeing them immensely. The town of Sisakht is home to various animal species, one of the most important and rare of which is the Persian leopard, making this town and Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province highly attractive to tourists.

From Yasuj, travel 35 kilometres northwest to reach Sisakht, the capital of Dena County, a town that is home to beautiful recreational and natural attractions. From Sisakht, follow the road to Mishi Spring. This route takes you to the spring after only 5 kilometres. The first few kilometres of this road are paved, and at the end of the paved section there is a restaurant and café serving travellers and tourists. After that, you need to follow the gravel road to reach the spring. Also, above this point, on the heights south of the road, a beautiful pool has formed at the foot of the snow-capped mountains, called Kuh-e Gol Lake. Given the location and climate of this area, the best season to visit the spring is spring.