Mahi Mashu Waterfall

Since Mahi Mashu Waterfall is located in the dense forests of northern Iran, its vegetation is very diverse and rich. In this area you can see many kinds of trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants and flowers. Some of the common trees here are oak, gall oak (mazu) and hornbeam (rad). Shrubs and herbaceous plants such as cow parsley, ferns and borage are also found here in abundance. Common birds in the area include the nightingale, pheasant and woodpecker, and the mammals include wild boar, fox and leopard. It should be noted that some of these animals, such as the leopard, are endangered and protected by the Department of Environment.

The best time to visit Mahi Mashu Waterfall depends on your preference. In general, however, spring and summer are the most suitable seasons, because nature is at its best and the waterfall is full of water.