Ghasalgeh Waterfall

Ghasalgeh Waterfall, known in the local dialect as "Khasalgeh" or "Hasangar", is located 15 kilometres south of Nurabad, the capital of Delfan County in Lorestan Province. The waterfall lies in Mirbag Rural District, on the slopes of Mehrab-Kuh mountain, about 300 metres from the shrine of Imamzadeh Hasan Gaviyar (Seyyed Pir Mohammad). The waterfall is roughly 7 metres high, and below it lies a pool of 25 square metres, which is fed by flowing water in spring and early summer. The pool is supplied by a spring beside it, which flows in almost every season of the year.

With its pristine, untouched nature, Ghasalgeh Waterfall is regarded as one of the natural tourist attractions of Lorestan Province. It is set amid dense oak forests and lush valleys, offering visitors beautiful views. The presence of the Imamzadeh Hasan Gaviyar shrine near the waterfall adds to the religious and spiritual significance of the area. In spring in particular, with its blossoming medicinal plants and the delightful sound of running water, the waterfall creates a calm and pleasant atmosphere.

To reach Ghasalgeh Waterfall, first head from Nurabad towards Ghasalgeh village. Once you reach the village, the walking trail begins, and it takes about 30 minutes to reach the waterfall. The trail passes through oak forests and beautiful valleys, giving nature lovers an unforgettable experience. The best time to visit is spring and early summer, when the water flow is at its fullest. Practising responsible ecotourism, including not leaving litter and preserving the peace of the environment, is essential for protecting this natural attraction.