Tuf Koma Waterfall

Tuf Koma Waterfall is one of the most beautiful and pristine natural attractions in Khuzestan Province. It is located north of Muri village, in Chelo District of Andika County. This spectacular waterfall lies on the slopes of the Taraz heights in the Zagros Mountains and springs from a mountain called "Koma". Muri village has long been on the migration route of the Bakhtiari people, and many Bakhtiari tribes pass through this area during their seasonal migrations between summer and winter pastures. The pristine, untouched nature around the waterfall gives it a special appeal for travellers.

Tuf Koma Waterfall is formed by the merging of three springs and is about 60 to 70 metres high. To the north, the waterfall leads towards the Bazoft region and Sharmak village, and to the south towards Muri Valley and Susan village. The surroundings, with their varied vegetation including oak trees, rocky mountains and gushing springs, create a dreamlike landscape that attracts visitors throughout the year, especially in spring and summer. Above the waterfall lies an orchard called "Malakan Garden", which the locals consider an ancient site; many bardgouri (ancient stone graves) can also be seen in this area. A mule track beside the waterfall continues towards the Zagros heights and from there to Bazoft.

To reach Tuf Koma Waterfall, you first need to travel to the city of Izeh. From Izeh, continue towards Ler village. The access road to Ler is unpaved and may be rough in places, so it is best to use an SUV. After reaching Ler, the walking trail begins and takes about 30 to 45 minutes. The trail is fairly flat, though some sections may be sloped. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring and summer, when the water flow is greatest and the mild forest climate makes for pleasant conditions.