Tarm Waterfall

Tarm Waterfall is one of the most remarkable natural attractions in Fars Province. It lies about 5 kilometres from the city of Neyriz, on the southern slopes of the mountains in this area. At 115 metres high, this seasonal waterfall is known as the largest seasonal waterfall in the Middle East. The area around the waterfall combines natural beauty such as bubbling springs, high mountains, dense forests and fruit orchards, which has made it one of the most popular nature tourism destinations in southern Iran.

Tarm Waterfall is fed by springs that rise on the slopes of Mount Ghebleh and by seasonal rainfall. After passing through fig trees and grape vineyards, the water of these springs flows into Gourab Lake. Around the waterfall you will find historic qanats such as Abad-e Zardosht and Shadabakht, Palangan Valley with its fruit orchards, and Bahram-e Gour Protected Area, the habitat of the Persian onager, all of which add to the appeal of the region.

To reach the waterfall, drive from the city of Neyriz towards the Arsanjan road. After about 5 kilometres, a dirt track leading to the waterfall begins. This track is suitable for all types of vehicles. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring, when spring rains and melting snow fill it with water. When travelling in this area, it is essential to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as not harming the environment, not disturbing wildlife, and collecting your rubbish.