Varchor Waterfall

Varchor Waterfall is a beautiful and striking waterfall near the village of Razjerd in Qazvin Province. It is one of the region's natural attractions and draws many visitors every year. Because the waterfall lies far from the main routes and the road, the area is visited mostly by villagers, nature lovers and mountaineers. The water pouring down the large rock face of the mountain makes a spectacular sight. Because the water falls constantly, many horizontal grooves have formed on the rock, giving it a special beauty. At the foot of the waterfall is a stunning valley. Large boulders lie in this valley and make getting around a little difficult, so you need to be very careful when crossing them.

Varchor Waterfall is more than 30 metres high, and being enclosed among huge rocks gives the area a distinctive and appealing character. These natural features have made Varchor Waterfall a popular destination for nature travellers and anyone who enjoys tourism in the midst of nature. In the local dialect the waterfall is called Chor, and the area around it is naturally called Varchor (meaning "beside the Chor"); the waterfall has become known by this name too.

The area around the waterfall also has a rich variety of plants. Species such as willow and ash (von) can be seen here, adding to the beauty of the surroundings. These plants not only enhance the scenery but also help maintain the region's ecological balance. Spring and summer are the best times to visit Varchor Waterfall in Qazvin. In spring, especially in Ordibehesht, Varchor is full of water and the stream pours down the rocks with greater force. The waterfall and the nearby springs have a positive effect on the local climate, and the air is cooler than in the city. The surroundings make a good choice for summer trips and outings.