Badamlu Waterfall

Badamlu Waterfall is one of the natural attractions of West Azerbaijan Province. It lies east of Badamlu village, on the road to Pirsaqa village. The village is about 105 kilometers southeast of the town of Baruq and is known for its forests and the unspoiled nature around it. It borders Mohammad Qoli Qeshlaqi village to the north, Amankandi to the southwest, and Pirsaqa village to the east; part of this area also lies on the border between West Azerbaijan and East Azerbaijan provinces. The mountainous, wooded surroundings make Badamlu Waterfall a great destination for nature-loving travelers.

Badamlu Waterfall sits next to natural valleys and green slopes, and the natural footpaths around it offer a pleasant experience for nature walks, for observing native plants, and for listening to the sound of water among the forests. The waterfall is presented as one of the notable waterfalls of Miandoab and Baruq, and it has drawn attention as a place for recreation and exploring the nature of the region.

To reach Badamlu Waterfall, travelers first go to Baruq county and then follow the village road through Badamlu toward the waterfall. The walk from the village to the foot of the waterfall takes about 20 to 30 minutes. The best time to visit is spring and summer, when the water flows strongly and the vegetation of the area is at its greenest. Practicing responsible nature tourism, such as staying on marked trails, collecting your trash, and respecting the environment, is important for preserving this natural attraction.