Adouri River

The Adouri River is one of the natural attractions of Bam County in Kerman Province. It rises in the Jabal Barez Mountains and flows through mountain scenery and deep, winding valleys. The river is about 50 kilometres long, and as it passes through mountain valleys and nearby villages it creates a variety of natural landscapes in the southeast of Kerman Province. Its location amid the rugged terrain of the Jabal Barez range offers a mix of rock faces, mountain slopes and natural routes, which appeals to anyone interested in the nature of the region.

Rising in the highlands of Jabal Barez, the Adouri River winds through deep, twisting valleys and passes the villages of Gazdan, Dasak and Adouri before finally joining the Poshtrud River. Besides its natural value, the river also plays a role in the life of local villagers and is one of the water sources used for farming in the surrounding area. Along its course, the mountain scenery, rocky walls and the meandering water create striking views that are well suited to nature tourism and landscape photography. Because of the mountainous terrain and the varying access conditions along different sections of the route, visitors should check the condition of the roads leading to the river before setting out.

To visit the Adouri River, travel from the city of Bam toward the Jabal Barez mountains and the villages along the river. Since the route covers a wide area, it is best to confirm the exact location you want to reach and the condition of local access roads before your trip. The best time to visit depends on the water flow, the weather and the condition of the route, so it is important to choose days with stable weather and to avoid entering the valleys during rain or when there is a risk of flash floods. While enjoying nature around the river, do not leave litter, damage the vegetation or pollute the water, and respect farmland and the privacy of village settlements so that the region's natural environment is preserved.