Fusak Valley

Fusak Valley, also known as Dare Sakhti (Sakhti Valley), is one of the tourist destinations and attractions of Kerman Province, famous for its beautiful waterfalls. The valley has 45 waterfalls, ranging from 3 to 45 meters in height. On the way to the amazing Fusak Valley, the last village you will pass is Fusak Village. With a population of about 120, the village belongs to Derakhtengan Rural District in Kerman. The valley lies 30 kilometers from the city of Kerman, and the Fusak Gorge can easily be found in the northeast of Kafar Kuh.

Because the route is little known, you should bring all the necessary mountaineering equipment when visiting this place. Hiking boots, a helmet, a backpack, sunglasses, sunscreen, a water bottle and food are among the items you need for this trip. The route through this valley is difficult and rugged, so it is best not to go alone and to travel to the area with a mountaineering team. Also carry ready-to-eat food in your backpack, because traversing this valley takes about 6 days. Being physically fit and prepared for hiking and canyoning is another thing you should work on before traveling to Sakhti Valley in Kerman.

Since the weather is cold and the climate conditions in this area are unfavorable in autumn and winter, the best time to visit beautiful Fusak Valley is late spring and summer. Fusak Valley is about 2,000 meters long and its area reaches 80 kilometers. It is one of the longest valleys in Kerman and has official entry and exit routes that you must pass through. Every year, the valley's beautiful pools and waterfalls attract many visitors.