Guatamich Waterfall

Guatamich Waterfall, also known as Pip Waterfall, is one of the natural attractions of Sistan and Baluchestan Province in southeastern Iran. It lies east of Pip village in Lashar District of Nikshahr County, only about 2 kilometres from the Chabahar–Milak transit road, so initial access to the area is relatively easy. Guatamich Waterfall is at an altitude of about 1,300 metres above sea level and springs from the high surrounding mountains, offering visitors an unspoiled landscape of mountain and water.

The waterfall flows in tiers and forms beautiful natural pools at its foot, which create a pleasant view and, in some seasons, are a good spot for a light swim and a rest. The lush surroundings, the presence of medicinal plant species and the natural atmosphere of the area make it a special place for nature tourism and landscape photography, and suit the semi-arid climate of the country's southeast well. Alongside Pip Waterfall, other natural attractions such as the Shirabad waterfalls and hot springs, the villages of Kupch and Keshigan, Tang-e Sarhe and the lush orchards along the rivers add to the area's appeal for visitors.

To reach Guatamich Waterfall, the best route begins at Pip village. From the main road you turn onto local dirt tracks, and after a short walk through seasonal rivers and the local vegetation, you arrive at the foot of the waterfall. The best time to visit is usually winter, spring and early summer, because during these months the waterfall carries more water and the surrounding weather is relatively milder. When exploring Guatamich, responsible practices such as not leaving litter, avoiding damage to vegetation and respecting the natural environment are important for preserving the area's beauty and the sustainability of its ecosystem.