Golik Waterfall

Golik Waterfall is one of the beautiful natural attractions of Sistan and Baluchestan Province. It lies in Nikshahr County, in Lashar District and South Lashar Rural District, near the village of Jakes. The waterfall is only about one and a half kilometers from the Chabahar–Iranshahr transit road and can be reached via minor dirt tracks, which gives nature-loving travelers in the region a good chance to experience unspoiled scenery.

Golik Waterfall flows in a stepped series of natural rock pools. In rainy seasons it is strikingly beautiful, offering a memorable view of bodies of water set among the rocks. The waterfall is about 6 meters high overall, and the surroundings feature a diverse plant cover of native plants and medicinal species, which adds to the site's natural appeal. This combination has made Golik a good destination for nature walks, photography and leisure outings. Alongside Golik Waterfall, other natural attractions such as the Shirabad waterfalls and hot springs, and the villages of Kupech, Kashigan, Tang-e Sarheh and Pip, round out the varied nature of Lashar District.

To reach Golik Waterfall, you usually take the main Chabahar–Iranshahr road toward Lashar District. After reaching the village of Jakes, a short walk along natural footpaths brings you to the foot of the waterfall. The best time to visit is in winter, spring and early summer, when the water flow is stronger and the weather is more suitable for walking and spending time in nature. While visiting this natural area, it is important to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, including keeping the place clean, not damaging the vegetation and respecting the region's ecosystem.