Chenarestan Bid Waterfall

Chenarestan Bid Waterfall is located in Joveyn County, Razavi Khorasan Province, about 40 kilometres north of the city of Sabzevar. This natural attraction lies roughly 4 kilometres southwest of the village of Bid, in a valley known as Zavachenristo, on the eastern slope of Mount Kamardang. At an approximate height of 8 metres, Chenarestan Waterfall is one of the region's pristine and lesser-known natural wonders, and thanks to its distinctive setting it offers visitors a calm and charming view. A permanent river running alongside the valley and ancient plane tree groves create a unique setting for nature lovers and environmental researchers.

The most important feature of Chenarestan Waterfall is the way it blends mountain scenery with local elements such as old plane trees, vineyards and the river that flows along the valley. The area offers a great opportunity for walking, photography and enjoying the peace of the mountain and the shade of the trees. After leaving the paved road of Bid village, the route to the waterfall continues on a dirt road about 8 kilometres long, after which part of the way must be covered on foot. This combination of a walk through nature and the arrival at an unspoiled landscape makes for a unique experience for travellers. Although access is somewhat difficult, the beauty of the untouched nature, the pleasant silence of the area and the freshness of the running water make it worthwhile.

To reach Chenarestan Bid Waterfall, drive from Sabzevar towards Joveyn and, at the entrance to the county, turn onto the side road to Bid village. The road to the village is paved; after that, a dirt road leads visitors to the start of the valley. After parking your car, you need to walk for about two hours through nature to reach the waterfall itself. The best time to visit is from summer to early autumn, when the water flow is at its peak and the weather in the area is pleasant. Visitors are expected to help protect this beautiful environment: please do not leave litter, damage the ancient trees or pollute the river, so that the pristine natural environment of this area is preserved for future generations.