Hasani Pachar Waterfall

Hasani Pachar Waterfall is one of the naturally beautiful, pleasantly cool attractions of Sepidan County in Fars Province. Located in an area of mountain gorges near the village of Hasani Pachar, it is one of the destinations that nature lovers in this part of the province pay particular attention to. This twin waterfall, with a considerable drop over rocky cliffs, creates a striking scene in the southern Zagros foothills and is regarded as one of the region's pristine natural features. It lies near Nurabad Mamasani and the Dashman Ziari district, and along the mountain routes of Sepidan it offers a different experience of mountain scenery and cool summer weather.

The area around Hasani Pachar Waterfall is surrounded by rocky gorges, rangeland and shrub vegetation, and massive mountains, forming a combination of raw, unspoiled nature. The water falls from a height of roughly 58 metres, and given the wide, steep paths around it, the area is suitable for nature walks, light canyoning and landscape photography. In spring and early summer, the varied nature of the area becomes even more beautiful with green bushes and colourful blossoms, attracting many visitors.

To reach Hasani Pachar Waterfall, you usually head from the towns of Sepidan or Nurabad Mamasani towards the village of Hasani Pachar. After reaching the village, short dirt roads and mountain footpaths continue to the waterfall. These routes are suitable for mountain walking, and depending on your pace and rest stops, covering the whole route can take a few hours. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring and early summer, when the water flow is stronger and the weather is more pleasant. During your visit, it is essential to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism, such as not leaving litter, keeping the environment quiet, and respecting the area's plants and wildlife, so that its natural beauty is preserved for future generations.