Kuhak Waterfall

Kuhak Waterfall is one of the natural attractions of Sistan and Baluchestan Province, in Saravan County. It lies south of Kuhak village and is known as the easternmost waterfall in Iran. The waterfall rises in the highlands south of the village and pours smoothly and spectacularly over the rocks along its course, creating a breathtaking view. Its location near the border between Iran and Pakistan has made it one of the region's most appealing yet little-known natural spots.

Kuhak Waterfall is especially beautiful in the high-water seasons (winter and spring), when the flow is stronger and the weather is relatively mild. The waterfall is about 15 meters high, and the water flowing over the rocks and forming small pools provides a pleasant setting for enjoying the scenery, taking a short walk and photographing the landscape. Compared with other waterfalls in the province, its distinctive shape and location attract nature lovers and adventurous travellers. Low native vegetation can be seen around the path to the waterfall, adding to the beauty of Kuhak's natural setting. Besides the waterfall itself, the Kuhak petroglyphs are another valuable attraction in the area and show how long people have lived in this region.

To reach Kuhak Waterfall, visitors usually head from Kuhak village toward the highlands south of the village. The access road is unpaved, and a short walk is needed to reach the foot of the waterfall. The best time to visit is winter, early spring and early summer, when there is more water and the weather is better suited to outdoor trips. During your visit, it is very important to follow responsible nature-travel principles, such as not leaving litter and respecting the vegetation and natural environment of the area, so that the beauty of this spot is preserved.