Taf Ghazab Waterfall

Taf Ghazab Waterfall, known as the "Meat Grinder Waterfall", is located 20 kilometers from the town of Sepid Dasht in Papi District, Khorramabad County, Lorestan Province. The waterfall lies in the Gorgeh Lan area, close to the village of Ab Shabandar, on the road between the towns of Bisheh and Dorud. For this reason it is close to Bisheh Waterfall, about 10 kilometers away, and travelers usually visit both waterfalls. Because of its steep slope and the power of the water as it plunges down, which has claimed the lives of many people, Taf Ghazab Waterfall has become known as the "Meat Grinder of Lorestan".

The area has beautiful vegetation and forests, with a notable variety of plant life. Among its fruit-bearing trees you can find walnut, wild fig, wild grape, mountain pear, hawthorn and blackberry. The area is also home to about 100 kinds of medicinal herbs unique to the Zaz and Mahro region, and animals such as bears, wild boars, wolves, hares, partridges and crows can be seen in these areas.

The best time to visit Taf Ghazab Waterfall in Lorestan Province is spring and early summer. During this period the waterfall is at its most beautiful, and the surrounding nature is lush and enchanting. Winter and spring rainfall give the waterfall its fullest flow. The landscape is green, the plains are filled with wildflowers and the weather is very pleasant. Temperatures are cool, especially in the mornings and evenings.