Tof Leila Waterfall

Tof Leila Waterfall is located in Khuzestan Province, Dezpart County, near the village of Sabzi. In the local Bakhtiari language, "tof" means waterfall. This natural wonder is formed by the confluence of several springs at the Sabzi spring source, and it lies on the route linking the summer pastures (yeylaq) with the winter pastures (qeshlaq). This link between the cold highlands and the warmer lowlands downstream reflects the historical and ecological importance of the waterfall in the Bakhtiari way of life.

This beautiful waterfall is formed by the confluence of several springs in a lush summer-pasture area and cascades down through a mountain valley. Its distinctive beauty, combined with the pristine nature around it, has made it a hidden jewel in the heart of the southern Zagros. Tof Leila is not only a natural attraction but also of great ecological importance. Its defining feature is its considerable height among the Zagros of Khuzestan, and it is known as the highest waterfall in this area. The water flows from permanent springs, and the orchards and pastures downstream draw life from it. There are two routes to reach the waterfall: the warm-climate route from the Karun 3 Dam, and the cold-climate route from Dehdez. Both lead to the village of Sabzi.

You can drive to the vicinity of Sabzi village or Dehdez, and then reach the waterfall with a short walk. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the waterfall carries more water and the surrounding nature is greener and fresher. In winter it also offers breathtaking scenery, but the trail requires caution. Please collect your litter, stay on the marked paths, and help protect the orchards and pastures of the area.