Kalireh Waterfall

Kalireh Waterfall, also known as Batlim Waterfall, is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Mazandaran Province. The waterfalls of Batlim village lie in the heart of lush, pristine forest, 25 kilometres from the city of Babol and 45 kilometres from the city of Amol, and create an incomparable view. To reach the waterfall you need to pass through a forest trail, and the forest itself is a tourist attraction. After passing through the forest and reaching Batlim village, you need to get ready for the rest of the route towards Kalireh Waterfall. This route requires forest trekking and finally brings you to the beautiful Kalireh Waterfall.

The waterfall is said to have been given the name Kalireh because of its particular features, such as the colour of the water or the type of rock around it. A variety of medicinal plants grow in the forests around the waterfall. Anyone interested in medicinal plants can get to know them and benefit from the experience of local guides in identifying and gathering them. The walk to Kalireh Waterfall takes about 45 minutes. The best time to visit is spring, when forest flowers and the greenery of the trees fill the air. In summer the water flow of the waterfall decreases, but in autumn the waterfall carries more water, and because of the cool weather, autumn is considered the best time to travel to this area.

The tallest oak tree in the world, also known as the "Tree of Life", is located 24 kilometres from Kalireh Waterfall. This tree is 62 metres tall and holds the title of the tallest tree in Iran and the tallest oak in the world. The Bolandmazu tree, with a trunk diameter of 5 metres 60 centimetres, a canopy of 800 metres and an age of about 1,000 years, is known as one of the valuable natural attractions of this region. The tree has also been registered by Iran's Cultural Heritage Organization.