Komar Waterfall

Komar Waterfall, also known as "Komar" (Kumar) in historical documents, is located in the village of Komar-e Sofla in Siahrud District, Jolfa County, within the historic Dizmar region. It is one of the lesser-known natural attractions of the area, and because of its remote setting in the mountains, away from busy tourist routes, it remains pristine and untouched. The surroundings of the waterfall are covered with a variety of trees and dense vegetation, creating a cool, peaceful and very pleasant landscape.

In its natural structure, Komar Waterfall is very similar to the Asiab-e Kharabeh Waterfall in Jolfa, which makes it one of the region's important nature tourism assets. The water flows between the rocks and the surrounding vegetation, creating a scenic and calming setting that holds a special appeal for lovers of unspoiled nature and less-visited places. The route to the waterfall starts from the Aras Free Zone, passes through Siahrud District and the village of Iri-ye Sofla, and reaches the village of Komar-e Sofla. The whole route up to the village is paved, so access is relatively easy.

To reach the waterfall, after entering the village you need to walk for about 30 minutes along a natural mountain trail that passes through lush scenery and a tranquil environment. Thanks to its natural, unspoiled character, the trail offers an enjoyable walk in the heart of nature. The best time to visit Komar Waterfall is spring and early summer, when the water flow is at its peak and the vegetation is at its greenest. Practicing responsible nature tourism is essential to preserve this area: keep the trail clean, do not damage the trees, and avoid making noise.