Lafafeh Wetland

Lafafeh Wetland is located in Poldokhtar County, Lorestan Province, in the Chool highlands, about 500 metres southeast of Takaneh Wetland. The wetland consists of two separate sections divided by a hill. The upper section, about 6 hectares in area with fresh water, is enclosed among the heights, while the lower section, about 4 hectares in area, lies next to farmland and also holds fresh water. Lafafeh Wetland is fed by rainfall.

The wetland is recognised as an important habitat for migratory birds. In autumn and winter, Lafafeh Wetland shelters birds such as swans, greylag geese and flamingos, which migrate to the area to nest and breed. Besides birds, the wetland is also home to various kinds of fish and aquatic plants. The vegetation around Lafafeh Wetland includes dense reed beds, aquatic plants and shrubs, which create a suitable environment for migratory birds. With its high ecological importance, Lafafeh Wetland is a great destination for nature lovers and birdwatchers who want a close experience of wildlife and unspoiled surroundings. Basic facilities and access routes have been provided so that visitors can enjoy the beauty of the wetland with minimal disturbance and connect directly with nature.

To reach Lafafeh Wetland, you can take the road from Poldokhtar towards Andimeshk. After reaching the Chool area, side roads lead to the wetland. The best time to visit Lafafeh Wetland is spring and autumn, when the wetland is full of water and large numbers of migratory birds come to the area. At this time, the wetland's nature is at its most beautiful, and visitors can enjoy its natural scenery and tranquillity.