Chahran Waterfall

Chahran Waterfall is located in Kerman Province, in Rabor County, near the summer pasture village of Chahran. It lies on the slopes of the Lalehzar Mountains, flowing about 2 kilometers north of the village. With its diverse vegetation and numerous springs, the Chahran area is considered one of the most pristine natural areas in the county.

Chahran Waterfall is about 12 meters high and plunges down a nearly vertical rock face. After roughly 200 meters, the water joins the main riverbed, and its freshness gives new life to the natural landscape of the area. On the right side of the waterfall trail there is a narrow passage that allows you to climb to the upper section; here there is a smaller waterfall about 3 meters high, only 25 meters from the main waterfall. The vegetation along the route to the foot of the waterfall is highly varied and scenic, including walnut, poplar and apricot trees, wild rose, garchi plants and wormwood (Artemisia) shrubs, which give this mountain trail a lively and delightful atmosphere.

To reach Chahran Waterfall, first travel to Rabor County in Kerman Province. From there, the route continues along the Ganjan road, passes through the village of Naniz, and leads to the summer pasture village of Chahran. From the village to the foot of the waterfall, you need to walk about 1 kilometer along the river and through a narrow, rocky gorge. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring and early summer, when the water flow is fuller and the weather is cool and pleasant. Visitors should practice responsible nature tourism: do not leave litter, do not stray from the beaten paths, do not disturb the vegetation or the natural structure of the area, and wear suitable footwear and equipment for safe walking.