Eish Abad Waterfall

Eish Abad Waterfall is a seasonal natural attraction in East Azerbaijan Province, located in the village of Eish Abad in Marand County. The waterfall lies on the slopes of the western Mishu Mountains at an elevation of about 1,650 meters above sea level. Thanks to its particular geographic setting, it shows an unspoiled, natural side of mountain life for most of the year. About 15 meters high, Eish Abad Waterfall plunges down from the rocks into a small pool, then forms a seasonal stream that winds through the orchards and green valleys of the area.

The waterfall sits in a village that is considered one of the most beautiful tourist areas of Marand, thanks to its abundant underground water sources, extensive orchards and lush mountain scenery. Orchards of walnuts, apricots, apples and other fruit spread along both sides of the valley, creating a pleasing and peaceful landscape. Around the area, many mountain springs also gush from the rocks and, together with the seasonal river, bring a special freshness and vitality to the local ecosystem. This natural combination has made Eish Abad known as a complete nature-tourism destination, not just a waterfall.

You can reach Eish Abad Waterfall by taking the roads leading to Marand County and then minor mountain roads. Part of the route requires walking through nature, passing through orchards and crossing the riverbed. The best time to visit the waterfall is spring, especially the month of Ordibehesht (late April to May), when the water volume is at its peak and the landscape is at its greenest. When visiting, we recommend bringing suitable hiking gear and practicing responsible nature tourism: avoid damaging the vegetation or littering, so that this valuable attraction is preserved for future generations.