Baringenon Waterfall

Baringenon Waterfall is located in the Marzanabad district, near the tourist village of Nater. Nater village lies 50 kilometres from Chalus at an altitude of 2,200 metres, and the Baringenon Waterfall is 3 kilometres west of the village. The waterfall is one of the area's most attractive places to visit in this mountainous region, and it is the gateway to the Kandichal area and its pastures, which lie next to peaks such as Masmoor.

The Aysorar River flows through this area, fed by the meltwater of the Tamar snowfields of the Kandichal area and the surrounding slopes. With its clear, cool water, the river adds to the natural beauty of the region and displays appealing changes through the different seasons of the year. The flowing water, together with the mountain scenery, creates a delightful and calming atmosphere for travellers and nature lovers. It is also one of the main sources of water in the area and makes a significant contribution to farming and livestock raising in Nater.

Numerous springs and beautiful scenery have made this village one of the region's places with a pleasant climate. Although the village still combines traditional architecture, with adobe, stone and timber houses, its appearance has changed considerably in recent years, and houses built with modern methods have appeared among the older ones.