Narcissus Plain (Dasht-e Narges)

The Jereh and Baladeh Narcissus Field, in the Jereh and Baladeh district of Fars Province, is the largest natural narcissus field in Iran. It covers 140 hectares near Valashahr. In 2016 (1395 in the Solar Hijri calendar), the Iranian Association of Flowers and Plants named it the Home of Iran's Narcissus. Every year, more than 30 million narcissus stems are harvested here and sent to other places, including many Iranian cities and the countries around the Persian Gulf.

Besides its narcissus flowers, the Narcissus Plain has a rich variety of plants and wildlife. Many species of native and wild plants grow in the area, providing a good habitat for birds and other local animals. With its rolling hills, wide plains and freshwater springs, the plain offers visitors a calm and charming setting. Spring is when the plain is at its peak bloom. In this season the narcissus flowers blossom across the whole plain and their delightful fragrance fills the air. This natural spectacle attracts not only locals but also tourists and nature photographers.

In spring the weather on the Narcissus Plain is pleasant and cool, and seasonal rainfall strengthens the vegetation and keeps the plain lush and fresh. The springs and small streams in the area help greatly to supply the water that plants and animals need. As a result, spring and summer are good times to enjoy the beauty of the plain, and visitors can take in its unique nature.

Spring on the Narcissus Plain is generally a delightful time. With good rainfall and mild temperatures, the plain reaches the height of its beauty and bloom. Temperatures in this season usually range from 15 to 25 degrees Celsius, and seasonal rain helps the plants turn green and sprout. These conditions create a suitable environment for narcissus flowers to grow and support the local farming economy.