Shorshorneh Waterfall

Shorshorneh Waterfall is located in Ardabil Province, about 10 kilometres north of the town of Namin, in the village of Anbaran-e Olya. The area lies along the scenic Astara–Ardabil road, close to the border between Iran and Azerbaijan, and its dense forests and towering mountains create a stunning landscape.

The waterfall plunges from a high cliff, and behind it lies a natural cave that offers a good place to rest. The sound of the water, the moss-covered rocks and the lush surroundings together create a spectacular and calming atmosphere. The area is little known and has an unspoiled, peaceful landscape. The surrounding forest cover includes species such as elm, oak and fruit trees, creating a beautiful combination of water and trees and a delightful view along the border between Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan.

To reach the waterfall, simply take the Hiran–Namin road to the village of Anbaran-e Olya; the waterfall is close to the village and can be reached with a walk of a few minutes. The best time to visit is from spring to early summer, when the water flows strongly and the landscape is green. In winter, the slippery path and reduced water flow make a visit more difficult. To help preserve this beautiful natural site, please avoid damaging the environment and do not leave litter behind.