Morvad Waterfall

Morvad Waterfall is one of the most beautiful and most visited waterfalls on the Chalus Road. It lies in Alborz Province, in the village of Morvad in Asara District, and is fed by springs in the surrounding mountains. The waterfall is about 20 meters high and sits in the heart of the Alborz mountain range. Thanks to its beauty and the pristine nature around it, it is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Chalus Road.

The vegetation of the area includes trees such as beech, oak and elm, as well as hawthorn, and local fruit trees are also found here. Depending on the soil type and humidity, pasture and herbaceous plants, including medicinal and edible plants, can also be seen. In the damper areas around the waterfall, some aquatic and riparian plants grow as well. The wildlife of Morvad Waterfall is also very rich because of the variety of habitats. It includes birds such as owls, hawks and woodpeckers, mammals such as wolves, gazelles and hares, and various insects.

The best time to visit this attraction is spring and summer. In autumn, Morvad Waterfall becomes very beautiful and colorful. In winter, the waterfall may freeze, which can make visiting it somewhat difficult. When visiting Morvad Waterfall, be sure to wear suitable shoes and clothing. The walking trail to the waterfall is a little steep, and you may encounter small and large stones along the way. Since this beautiful waterfall is one of the most visited attractions on the Chalus Road, you may run into crowds on holidays and weekends. Please note that the path to the waterfall is very dangerous, so do not get too close to the falls.