Morvarid Waterfall of Khafr

Morvarid Waterfall (the "Pearl Waterfall") of Khafr is located in the village of Khafr, in Jahrom County, Fars Province. The waterfall lies 75 kilometers along the Jahrom–Shiraz road, after Gol-e Narges Square. Set in a mountainous area with varied vegetation and stunning natural scenery, Morvarid Waterfall is one of the county's major tourist attractions.

Morvarid Waterfall of Khafr looks especially striking in winter. In this season, the warm water of the surrounding springs gushes out and gives off steam, creating a dreamlike, enchanting scene. The spring water is fresh and drinkable, and it is home to various aquatic creatures, including crabs. The green, damp moss covering the rocks and the walls of the waterfall also doubles the natural beauty of the area. Facilities around the site are relatively limited, but there are a few gazebos, a traditional teahouse-restaurant and a well-built walking trail, which make the visit more enjoyable. With its unforgettable scenery, this waterfall is an excellent destination for nature tourism in southern Iran.

To reach Morvarid Waterfall of Khafr, the main route is an asphalt road that continues from the town of Khafr toward the waterfall. The road is narrow and runs through lush garden lanes, which adds a special charm to the journey. On non-holiday days, the area is quieter and better suited for a visit. Around the waterfall there are a few basic facilities, such as a traditional restaurant, a teahouse and gazebos, which visitors can use. The best time to visit Morvarid Waterfall of Khafr is from winter to early spring, because during this period its warm spring has the strongest flow and creates a steamy, spectacular scene. Although it has its own beauty in the hot season too, the water flow decreases.