Baghchemak Waterfall

Baghchemak Waterfall pours down over hard rock cliffs, creating incomparable scenery. Around the waterfall there is a qanat (underground water channel) with 350 shafts and a length of 11 kilometers, which brings freshness to the village and the surrounding gardens. This qanat is one of the highest-flowing qanats in Iran and plays an important role in supplying the region's water. The combination of unspoiled nature, a waterfall beside a flowing river, and a traditional water supply system has made Baghchemak an appealing destination for nature lovers and those interested in hydraulic architecture.

To reach the waterfall, head from the city of Bam toward the village of Baghchemak. The route to the waterfall is along a dirt road. In autumn and winter, rain and snow make surface water run, so the waterfall is full and at its most spectacular. In these seasons the landscape of the area is very beautiful and charming, and the Baghchemak River is a pleasant place to rest and relax.