Miyeh Kumeh Waterfall

Miyeh Kumeh Waterfall (also known as Anishu) is one of the least-known and most pristine waterfalls in Gilan Province. It lies deep in the remote forested areas of Astara County. Because reaching it involves a fairly long journey by road followed by a hike through lush forest, it is little known, which makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers, campers and swimmers. The cool air and unmatched tranquility around the waterfall offer a rare chance to escape the bustle of the city and enjoy a pleasant day in nature.

The pool at the foot of the waterfall is perfect for a refreshing swim in summer. Set in dense, untouched forest, it is an excellent spot for light nature tourism, camping and photography. Reports of the waterfall's exact height vary, but in photos it can be seen dropping from a tall cliff into a clear pool below. Near Miyeh Kumeh Waterfall stands the beautiful and well-known Gelin Dashi rock, one of the area's natural attractions. With its distinctive structure and striking views, the rock draws visitors and is a good place for photography and for enjoying the natural scenery. A short distance from the waterfall you will also find Suha Lake, which adds to the natural beauty of the region and increases the variety of landscapes for visitors.

From Lavandevil to the village there is a dirt road of roughly 20 to 30 kilometres. The rest of the route is a hike of 4 to 7 kilometres through the forest, including a river crossing, before you reach the waterfall, an unforgettable experience for nature lovers. Reaching the waterfall requires a moderate level of fitness. The best time to visit is from late spring to summer, when the forest is fresh and green and the water flow is good. In the rainy season the trail becomes difficult, so it is advisable to bring suitable equipment. Please also avoid leaving any litter along the way so that this pristine area is preserved for years to come.