Behesht-e Baran Waterfall

Behesht-e Baran Waterfall, also known as Baranak, is a 40-metre waterfall in Golestan Province, 18 kilometres southwest of the city of Gorgan. It lies along the Shast Kola River, within Baran Kuh Forest Park. You can reach Behesht-e Baran Waterfall by car. The waterfall sits in the heart of the area's pristine, humid forests. The path leading to it is very damp and moist, and it is incredibly unspoiled and untouched. Water falls continuously in fine and heavy droplets like rain from the top of the moss-covered rocks, which is how the waterfall came to be called Behesht-e Baran ("Rain Paradise").

This waterfall is so beautiful and spectacular that it captivates every traveller. In this lovely area you can enjoy activities such as photography, swimming, camping, and watching forest wildlife, and more. Each of these activities is fascinating and exciting in its own way, andwe recommend that you enjoy the thrill of them.

The best time to visit Behesht-e Baran Waterfall depends on your taste and interests. However, for a trip to the waterfall in Golestan Province, we think spring and early summer are the most suitable. At these times the weather in the area is more pleasant and nature is at its most beautiful. Wild medlar, wild green plum, hawthorn, and forest persimmon, along with herbs such as pennyroyal, aye, anarijeh, and otereh, make up nature's bountiful table for passers-by and locals.