Tang-e Golam Waterfall

Tang-e Golam Waterfall is one of the natural and tourist attractions of Kermanshah Province, located in Gilan-e Gharb County. The waterfall lies in the heart of a gorge called Tang-e Golam and is fed by a seasonal river. Tang-e Golam Waterfall is about 25 metres high, and in the rainy seasons its water pours down the rocks with great force.

Tang-e Golam Waterfall is located on the slopes of the Zagros Mountains, and for this reason it has a high level of biodiversity. A wide variety of plants and animals live in this area. The vegetation includes oak, pine, Judas tree, hawthorn, walnut, wild apple, wild barley, wild wheat, lilac, tulip, iris and violet. The area's wildlife includes wild goat, ibex, wild ram, wild sheep, wild boar, hare and fox, as well as reptiles such as snakes, tortoises and lizards.

Because of its geographical position on the slopes of the Zagros Mountains, the climate of Tang-e Golam is mild and mountainous. The best time to visit the area is spring and autumn. In these seasons the weather is cool and pleasant, and the landscape is lush and fresh. The access road to Tang-e Golam Waterfall is paved, and it can easily be reached by car.