Tang-e Tizab

Tang-e Tizab (Tizab Gorge) lies 20 kilometres north of Sepidan and 90 kilometres from Shiraz, and is the passage of one of the branches of the Beshar River. The river carries fresh, year-round water that is used for drinking and farming, and various species of native fish live in it. The gorge has a diverse forest cover that includes wild pistachio (Bane), almond, oak and willow trees.

The forested landscape of this recreation area and its ever-rushing river together create a beautiful natural scene. On its way, the Tang-e Tizab River passes over rocks and steep slopes, forming small and large waterfalls in the heart of the river. Summers in this area are cool and pleasant, while winters are cold. In summer, Tang-e Tizab is a popular destination for visitors looking for a mild climate and unspoiled nature.

With its combination of foothill scenery, lush forests and a flowing river, the Tang-e Tizab area offers a lovely landscape that has made it a tourist attraction. In favourable seasons, especially spring, tents are set up at the entrance of the gorge for visitors to stay in, and they can use this space to rest and enjoy nature.