Sinava Waterfall

Sinava Waterfall , also known as Shorshor Waterfall, is located in the heart of the dense forests of the Alborz, near the village of Sinava in Mazandaran Province and close to the Tehran–Chalus freeway. About 25 metres high and roughly 10 metres wide, this beautiful waterfall tumbles down over rocks covered in moss and wildflowers, creating a breathtaking view. You can reach Sinava Waterfall via the Chalus road and then the Sinava side road. From the main road, you need to walk about 2 kilometres through the forest to reach the waterfall.

Sinava Waterfall lies in a forested area and therefore has a diverse range of vegetation. The forest cover includes barberry, ferns, grasses and a variety of flowers. The wildlife of the area includes wild boar, foxes, brown bears and leopards. The animals around Sinava Waterfall play an important role in maintaining the balance of the region's ecosystem.

Sinava Waterfall lies in a mountainous area, so its climate is cool and mild throughout the year. The best time to visit Sinava Waterfall depends on your own preferences. Early spring and late autumn are the best times to visit. In these seasons there is more rainfall and the waterfall carries more water. The beginning of the week and non-holiday days are the best times to visit the waterfall. At these times it is quieter, and you can enjoy the peace of nature.