Tang-e Abadeh Waterfall

Tang-e Abadeh Waterfall is located in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, in Lodab District, near the village of Abadeh. It is one of the lesser-known natural attractions of the region. The waterfall spills down the slopes of the Kohgiluyeh mountains, creating a stunning view about 5 to 6 metres high and more than 15 metres wide. It is about 70 kilometres from the centre of Dehdasht and nearly 90 kilometres from Yasuj.

The route to Tang-e Abadeh Waterfall usually follows dirt and mountain roads, which is why the area has remained so unspoiled. The gorge, with its limestone walls covered in green moss and its clear river, creates a spectacular and distinctive landscape. On the way to the waterfall there are several natural pools with cool water, which are very pleasant for swimming and even diving in summer. In some sections, small limestone caves have formed, with water constantly dripping from the ceiling, creating a secluded setting for photography and for enjoying the peace of nature in the heart of the mountains.

The trail to the waterfall starts at the far end of Abadeh village, and a clear footpath leads you into the heart of the gorge. After parking your car, you will walk about 2.5 kilometres along a beautiful dirt trail beside a water channel, which takes about 45 minutes to reach the waterfall. The best time to visit is from late winter to early summer, when the waterfall carries more water and the weather is more pleasant. In winter, the trail can be slippery or dangerous. To preserve the pristine beauty of the gorge, please take your rubbish with you and do not write or carve graffiti on the rocks.