Tang-e Khoshk

Tang-e Khoshk is a recreational area in the Zagros Mountains, located 30 kilometers northeast of Marvdasht, opposite the village of Sivand. Thanks to its forest vegetation, it has become one of the recreational areas of Sivand village. Tang-e Khoshk is a gorge 20 kilometers long and 2 kilometers wide, home to a variety of forest plant cover. The area remains pristine and untouched, with distinctive natural features. Stone quarries from the Achaemenid period and an inscription in the Pahlavi language can also be found within the valley.

The area has diverse and beautiful vegetation. Wild pistachio (Banah) trees, almond (Arjan) trees, wild plum (Alouk), kialak, and a variety of mountain greens such as jashir, rhubarb, artichoke and lapu grow here. In addition, medicinal plants such as wormwood (Artemisia) and mountain cumin are found here in abundance. Because of this diversity of plants and landscapes, Tang-e Khoshk has become a popular destination for nature lovers and tourists.

The area has many springs, including the springs of the Oubaro, Andarz, Khareh, Taghargi and Palangi waterfalls, as well as the Aghol Kamar waterfall. These springs add to the natural beauty of the area and create a delightful setting for visitors. Tang-e Khoshk has a cold, mountain climate in winter and mild summers. For this reason, the best time to visit this beautiful area is spring and summer.