Shamsabad Waterfall

Shamsabad Waterfall, also known as Amiri Waterfall, is located in the mountainous Amiri area of Larijan District, Amol County, Mazandaran Province. The waterfall lies in the southeast of the Amiri area. The Amiri area consists of several villages, including Vana, Shamsabad, Nahar, Dinan, Akha, Tara and Hareh. Shamsabad Waterfall is one of the natural attractions of this area and has a special beauty of its own.

The waterfall drops in two tiers from the top of a tall cliff, and a white willow tree known as "Tak Fak" stands near its source. With its abundant flow of water and the surrounding mountain scenery, Shamsabad Waterfall gives the area a distinctive charm. The sound of the falling water and the unspoiled nature around it make for a delightful experience for visitors.

To reach Shamsabad Waterfall, drive from the city of Amol along the Haraz Road. After passing through the Vana Tunnel, you will see the sign for the Vana (Amiri) summer pasture area. Take the Amiri road and you will arrive at Shamsabad village. From this village, a walking trail leads to the waterfall, which takes about 10 minutes on a gentle slope. The best time to visit Shamsabad Waterfall is spring and summer, when the water flow is at its peak and the surrounding nature is lush and beautiful. Visitors are advised to help protect this beautiful natural setting by following the principles of responsible tourism, including not leaving litter and preserving the tranquility of the area.