Sarborj Waterfall

Sarborj Waterfall is one of the natural attractions of Bardaskan County in Razavi Khorasan Province. It lies on the northern edge of Sarborj village, about 13 kilometres north of the town of Bardaskan. The waterfall originates in the highlands of the Kuh-e Sorkh mountain range, and its twin form creates a distinctive sight among the rocky cliffs of the area.

Sarborj Waterfall drops from the top of a cliff in the Kuh-e Sorkh highlands, falling about 10 metres, and its water flow varies with rainfall and the season. The springs and water sources in this area help support more diverse vegetation and the greenery around the waterfall. Nearby, the remains of an old watermill that once ran on water power are another notable sight in the area. Other natural and historical attractions in the surroundings include the Dinosaur Stone and Sir Cave.

To reach Sarborj Waterfall, take the road linking Bardaskan to the villages of Hadak and Sarborj and continue to the northern edge of the village. Because the waterfall lies in a mountainous area and its water volume depends on rainfall, the wetter seasons and the mild days of the year are the best times to visit. While enjoying nature here, please avoid damaging the vegetation, leaving litter, or polluting the areas around the springs and the path of the flowing water.