Dasheh Waterfall

Dasheh Waterfall is one of the lesser-known attractions of Kermanshah Province. It lies near the village of the same name, northwest of Paveh County. Set among pomegranate and walnut orchards and framed by mountain scenery, the waterfall creates a peaceful and scenic spot.

Dasheh Waterfall usually flows during the wetter seasons of the year, and the greenery of the orchards around it creates a refreshing coolness. After running down the slopes of the village, the water passes through the Paveh River and then, further downstream, joins the large, full-flowing Sirvan River. This natural connection between the waterfall, the rivers and the vegetation of the area displays a unique harmony of nature in this part of Kermanshah Province.

To reach Dasheh Waterfall, first go to the city of Paveh in Kermanshah Province and continue about 10 kilometres northwest to the village of Dasheh. A short dirt path leads from the village to the waterfall, and you can cover it on an easy walk through the orchards. Visiting is free and takes about 3 to 4 hours. The best time to travel is spring and early summer, when the waterfall is full and the surrounding countryside is green. In the dry seasons, the flow of water may decrease. Please follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, and avoid damaging the environment or creating noise pollution.