Najneh-e Olya Village

Najneh-e Olya village is located about 38 kilometres northwest of Baneh County in Kurdistan Province. It belongs to Namshir District, and people have lived in this area since ancient times. Historical remains, including an old Quran in the village mosque that was written in 978 AH (lunar Hijri), bear witness to the long-standing civilisation of the local people.

The village's natural setting includes plentiful springs, full-flowing rivers, ancient oak trees and farmland, which give Najneh-e Olya a lush, picturesque look. Besides supporting agriculture and livestock farming, these water resources have also made tourism activities possible, such as rainbow trout farming. Mountain scenery, diverse vegetation and the lifestyle of the local people are among the village's most notable features, offering visitors a rich cultural and natural experience.

Najneh-e Olya can be reached via the Baneh–Sardasht road, passing through the villages of Kukhan and Najneh-e Sofla. The route is paved and can be driven in any type of vehicle. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the weather is mild and nature is in full bloom. Practising responsible tourism, including keeping the environment clean, respecting the locals' way of life and staying on designated paths, is important for a safe and responsible visit to the village.