Guyleh Waterfall

Guyleh Waterfall is one of Iran's scenic attractions, located in the village of Guyleh, 20 kilometres from the city of Marivan. It lies in the heart of the lush forests of Kurdistan's border region and is more than 50 metres high. The waterfall is one kilometre from the road, and you can see it from the roadside as it thunders down into the depths of the valley. Guyleh Waterfall is fed by mountain springs and is surrounded by greenery and a variety of vegetation, which add to the beauty and tranquillity of the place.

In spring, Guyleh Waterfall is full of water and counts among the region's most beautiful sights. Even in winter, with the bitter cold and the waterfall frozen, it presents a charming view. Guyleh Waterfall sits amid the dense forests of Kurdistan's border region. On the Saqqez–Marivan route, it lies along the winding bends of the old forest road of Saqqez and then plunges into the depths of the valley. The waterfall can also be seen from the roadside, but to reach the top you have to do some climbing. Light hiking is enough to get up there, and it takes about one hour. To reach the bottom of the waterfall, a path leads downhill from the roadside, and the footpath starts from here. By following it you can walk to the foot of Guyleh Waterfall and enjoy the beautiful view from there.

To reach Guyleh Waterfall in Marivan, take the Marivan–Saqqez road and, after 20 kilometres, you will arrive at the village of Guyleh. The waterfall stands out near this village, one kilometre from the road. You can visit the waterfall at any hour of the day or night, but for safety it is better to go before sunset and dark, so that you can enjoy the surrounding scenery and also keep track of your route. There is no entrance fee, and visiting the waterfall is free.