Tobiroon Valley

Tobiroon Valley is one of the unspoiled and astonishing natural attractions of Dezful County, and it shows off its distinctive beauty during the warm months of the year. The valley lies about 20 kilometres from the city of Dezful, along a route of a few kilometres in the Sardasht district, before you reach the Tangeh Sara area. Its towering walls, some of which rise to more than 100 metres, are covered with dense grapevines, wild fig trees, maidenhair fern fronds and waterfalls, giving the area a very beautiful look.

The valley is the product of thousands of years of water erosion, caused by seasonal rainfall in the higher catchments that then flowed down into the lower part of the valley. In the dry seasons, the great depth of the valley acts as a drain and collects groundwater, so that clear water seeps from the walls and floor of the valley. Even when Dezful swelters in temperatures above 40 degrees, Tobiroon Valley offers visitors a cool breeze and a sense of calm, and in some places the temperature drops to 25 degrees or lower.

There are two beautiful waterfalls in this valley, which, together with its unspoiled and appealing nature, make it well suited to tourism. To reach these waterfalls, you need to cover about 30 kilometres of paved road to get to the destination. These features make Tobiroon Valley one of the special and popular places for travellers.