Haft Khal Waterfall

The Haft Khal spring and waterfall are located in the village of Eskarod, 60 kilometres from Sari in Mazandaran Province. This beautiful waterfall lies in the heart of the dense Kiasar forests and consists of seven springs that cascade down from the heights in a stepped pattern. The tallest waterfall is about 25 metres high, and on the way to it you pass through trees and thick vegetation. The trail is closed by a guard post at the forest entrance, so you need to get the guards' permission to start the hike, which takes about three hours.

The Haft Khal waterfall is located in a forested area with very rich and diverse vegetation. Tall, shady trees such as oak, beech and alder are abundant here. Many plants and flowers also grow in the shade of these trees, and some medicinal and aromatic plants can be found in the area as well. Many animals live in this region, including wild boar, fox, bear, leopard, deer and a variety of birds. The Haft Khal waterfall is also home to trout.

The best season to visit the Haft Khal waterfall depends on your taste and priorities. If you want to enjoy lush nature and cool air, choose spring or autumn. If you are looking for fun in the water and for festivals, choose summer, and if you want solitude and tranquillity, choose winter. In general, the best time to visit this waterfall is spring and summer. If you plan to swim in the pools of this waterfall, be aware that the depth of the water in these places is unknown and there may be hazards.