Hamid Waterfall

Hamid Waterfall is located in Bojnord, a county that borders a number of other natural attractions in northeastern Iran. About 7 kilometres east of the city of Bojnord, near a village called "Hamid", the waterfall rises in the mountains of the region and, after a relatively short course, reaches a point where a narrow, rocky valley has formed a 25-metre drop of water. The mountainous setting and high plateau of the region, together with the limestone bedrock, create a rare landscape that is ideal for photography, sightseeing and a different kind of experience in nature.

The water of this waterfall comes from the village of Abchoor. After passing through mountains and different areas, its course creates a beautiful and calming view of nature. The waterfall lies at the end of a winding, rocky valley, and the water falling from two stone columns creates a natural, pleasant sound for visitors. On the way to Hamid Waterfall you pass through a winding valley with rocky walls, bubbling springs and small stone pools, all of which play a very important part in the appeal of this destination. The vegetation of the area includes fig shrubs and wild blackberry bushes, along with medicinal plants and rangeland species, which together with the flowing water and rocks create a green setting in the middle of a semi-arid climate. This blend of nature, along with the sound of water falling from the two stone columns, offers visitors a rich and distinctive sensory experience.

To reach the waterfall, take the road from Bojnord to Hamid village, then walk for about one hour along the valley trail to the waterfall. The best time to visit is spring and early summer, when the river carries more water and the vegetation is more colourful and fresh. When visiting, we recommend that you do not leave the standard paths, do not leave any litter, avoid approaching the edges of the rocks without caution, and respect nature so that your experience is a responsible one.