Hosseina Waterfall

Hosseina Waterfall is one of the lesser-known natural attractions of Golestan Province. It is located 21 kilometers southeast of Minudasht County, near the village of Hosseina. Next to the village there is a spring which, along its course, forms small and tall waterfalls of up to 25 meters in height, as well as limestone caves, creating very attractive scenery.

The tallest waterfall in this group is about 25 meters high and lies in the dense forests on the southern slope of Mount Narmadar, close to the Chelichay River. The humidity, the thick vegetation and the delightful sound of flowing water create a pleasant setting for recreation and relaxation in nature. The village of Hosseina and the waterfall can be reached by the forest roads of Minudasht, and after a short walk you arrive at this pristine and spectacular view.

To reach Hosseina Waterfall, head southeast from Minudasht, and after passing through the village of Hosseina, follow the dirt track. This route is about 21 kilometers long and ends at the waterfall. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring and summer, when the weather is mild and the vegetation is at its most lush. When visiting this area, it is essential to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, including not leaving litter and respecting the environment.