Tang-e Ghanibi

Tang-e Ghanibi, one of the natural and historical attractions of Fars Province, lies 14 km northwest of the city of Sarvestan. With its winding, scenic road, this valley links Sarvestan with Khorrameh County. Its many springs, almond and wild pistachio trees, and unspoiled landscapes have made the area a popular destination for nature lovers.

In Tang-e Ghanibi, springs such as Sorkhi Spring, Lapsi Spring and Jashiri Spring well up from the ground and add to the greenery of the area. A variety of wildlife, including chukar partridges and gazelles, can be seen here. Near the gorge there are also kharfkhanehs (ancient rock-cut or stone burial structures) from the Parthian-Sasanian period, located on the heights overlooking the Sarvestan–Khorrameh road. They were registered as National Heritage sites of Iran on 28 Shahrivar 1386 under registration number 19735.

To reach Tang-e Ghanibi, drive from the city of Sarvestan toward the Khorrameh road; after about 10 km you will arrive at the entrance of the gorge. The best time to visit is spring, when nature is at its most beautiful. Visitors should practise responsible nature tourism and avoid damaging the environment and the historical remains of the area, so that this precious heritage is preserved for future generations.