Tang-e Baghdiyun

Tang-e Baghdiyun is one of the most beautiful and unique natural attractions of the Sepidan region. It lies 29 kilometers northwest of Ardakan, Fars, and 3 kilometers northwest of Rigun village. With more than 12 beautiful waterfalls, this gorge is considered one of the most remarkable natural attractions of Fars Province. Springs and a variety of plants, including tall, old walnut, plane and willow trees, are found in the area and give the surroundings a special charm.

Its beautiful scenery, pleasant climate and spectacular trees have made the area a good place to spend leisure time and a great subject for professional photography. Every year the area welcomes large numbers of visitors who love pristine, untouched nature. Tang-e Baghdiyun is an ideal destination for those looking to relax and enjoy natural landscapes.

Tang-e Baghdiyun consists of two connected gorges, an eastern and a western one. Water from the springs upstream flows through and drops down from the height of the gorge, creating lovely blue pools and impressive waterfalls. Because the cliff walls of the eastern gorge come so close together at the top, it has never seen the sky or the sun. A cold tunnel with a beautiful waterfall has formed there, and its old, towering walnut trees add to its beauty. In winter the waterfall freezes and takes on a special beauty, but because of the intense cold the gorge is not very popular with visitors then. In spring and summer, however, interest from people and fans of recreational areas in Shiraz and Fars Province reaches its peak. Tang-e Tizab and Tang-e Boraq are near this attraction, and we recommend that you visit them as well.