Tak-Chay Waterfall

Tak-Chay Waterfall is one of the lesser-known natural attractions of Kaleybar County in East Azerbaijan Province. It lies near the village of Peyghām, between the villages of Damrugh, Armanian and Yuzband. The waterfall is about 15 km from the city of Kaleybar, 55 km from the city of Ahar and 5 km from the village of Peyghām. Set in the heart of the beautiful Arasbaran region, it is a good destination for nature lovers who want to spend time in a quiet, unspoiled setting. The year-round flow of water, the lush vegetation and the surrounding natural scenery give the waterfall a charming appearance.

The route to Tak-Chay Waterfall passes through plains, farmland and the lush nature of the region, which makes the visit even more appealing. The waterfall is near the villages of Armanian and Yuzband, after the village of Damrugh. The scenery around it offers a good chance to rest, take photos and enjoy the silence and beauty of the Arasbaran forests. Its unspoiled character and the absence of the crowds found at better-known tourist destinations are among the most important features of this natural attraction.

To reach Tak-Chay Waterfall, you first need to get to the village of Peyghām in Kaleybar County. From the village, there is a dirt road of about 3 km that passenger cars can drive, and you can park near an unfinished villa. From there, a light walk of about 20 minutes takes you to the waterfall. The best time to visit is spring and early summer, when the waterfall carries more water and the surrounding nature is at its greenest. While visiting, you can help preserve the beauty of this valuable area by not leaving litter, not damaging the vegetation, and respecting the surrounding farmland and orchards.