Tang-e Gombil

Tang-e Gombil is one of the most pristine and beautiful attractions in Fars Province. It lies near the city of Sepidan, on the road to Behesht Makan village. Thanks to its unique, untouched nature, the gorge is known as the "lost paradise" of Fars Province. Tang-e Gombil in Sepidan, Fars, is a lush, beautiful valley with a clear, cool river that flows along its length and creates a green, verdant setting. A small cave and a mud-brick building beneath the gorge's huge cliffs are further attractions. A river of the same name flows along the floor of the gorge. The vegetation of the area includes walnut and fig trees, wild blackberries and barberries, which give the place a special and wonderful beauty.

The start of the Tang-e Gombil trail is at an altitude of 2,100 meters, and at the end of the valley it reaches 2,400 meters. Part of the gorge is so deep and dark that even sunlight has not found its way in, which makes it the coldest spot in the gorge. Because it lies in a mountainous region, Tang-e Gombil in Fars Province has a different climate from the neighboring areas. Spring is the season when nature blooms in Tang-e Gombil in Sepidan. The weather is mild and pleasant, and the rainfall turns the area green. This season is the best time for walking and nature tourism.

You do not need to pay any fee to visit this site, and you can go there any day of the week. If you want the place to be quiet when you visit, it is best to choose a midweek day. There are few amenities in this area, so remember to bring the supplies you need with you. You have to cover part of the route on foot, and along the gorge you sometimes have to wade across the river.