Landi Waterfall

Landi Waterfall is located in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in southwestern Iran. It lies in Miankuh District of Ardal County, near the village of Landi. With a height of about 40 metres and an approximate width of 3 metres, Landi Waterfall springs from the heart of the Zagros Mountains and joins the Bazaft River, which eventually flows into the reservoir of the Karun 4 Dam. The waterfall is regarded as one of the province's outstanding natural attractions and is listed among Iran's National Heritage sites.

The vegetation around Landi Waterfall includes oak, hawthorn, wild pistachio (baneh), milkvetch (gavan), thyme, and other medicinal and pasture plants, which give the area its special beauty and diversity. Mountain birds, squirrels, foxes, and small reptiles can also be seen here, which indicates a healthy and pristine ecosystem. To reach Landi Waterfall, drive from Shahrekord towards Shalamzar and then turn onto the Gahru-Naghan road. After passing through the villages of Naghan, Dopolan, Gandomkar, and Golshur, you will reach the Shalil fork. At this fork, take the right-hand road until you reach Landi village. From the village to the waterfall, there is a mountain trail with steep slopes and unspoiled nature, about 10 kilometres on foot. With its beautiful views and the tents of Bakhtiari nomads along the way, this route offers visitors a unique experience.

The best time to visit Landi Waterfall is early spring, when the weather is mild and the nature of the region is at its most beautiful. In this season, the waterfall carries more water and the surrounding landscape is lush and enchanting. To protect the environment and respect nature, we recommend not leaving any litter along the way and avoiding damage to the vegetation.