Fershe Spring

Fershe Spring (sometimes known by the local name "Fereshteh Spring") is one of the natural attractions of Hamedan Province. It lies on the slopes of the Alvand mountain range, near the village of Silvar and the Morad Beyg Valley. Clear water emerges from the ground at this natural spring and has created a lush green plain along its course. The spring is also listed among Iran's national natural heritage sites, which reflects its environmental and natural importance. As it flows, the water irrigates the orchards and fields of Silvar and the surrounding area, playing an important role in the lives and agriculture of local residents.

The spring is known not only for its pleasant climate and natural coolness, but also for the hiking and nature trails around it, which appeal to visitors. Travellers and nature lovers can follow footpaths through the Alvand mountainside to reach the spring and enjoy the scenery, the greenery of the Morad Beyg Valley and the flowing water. The area around Fershe Spring is pristine and unspoiled, and in the milder seasons, especially spring and summer, it is one of the most popular nature destinations in Hamedan. The water of Fershe Spring eventually reaches the villages of Silvar and Morad Beyg Valley, where it is used to irrigate orchards and farmland.

To reach Fershe Spring, you can take village roads from the city of Hamedan toward the village of Silvar. Parts of the route are suitable for ordinary passenger cars, and a short walk then leads to the spring itself. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the mountain climate is mild and the area around the spring is well suited to picnics, walking and camping. Visitors should follow the principles of responsible nature travel, avoid leaving litter, and avoid damaging vegetation or natural trails, so that this valuable natural environment is preserved for future generations.