Azenader Waterfall

Azenader Waterfall, also known as Dare Esper Waterfall, is a seasonal waterfall located in the Dare Esper valley, 7 kilometers southeast of Dorud. The area around the waterfall is surrounded by magnificent, beautiful mountains, whose slopes are the source of numerous seasonal and permanent springs. After gushing out from the heights of the mountains, the water of the waterfall flows along a riverbed and greatly enhances the freshness of the Dare Esper valley. Set among the mountains, this waterfall enjoys incomparable natural beauty, which is the main reason tourists travel to this area.

Along the route to the waterfall, you can see lush forests with many oak trees of remarkable beauty. Wild almond and hawthorn trees are also among the other dominant plant species in this area. The area around the waterfall is home to various species of birds, reptiles and mammals. Nature touring, landscape photography and picnicking are among the recreational activities in this area.

The best time to visit this waterfall is spring and early summer, because at this time the waterfall is at its fullest and the surrounding nature is green and fresh. Winter is not at all a suitable time to visit this attraction, because the area is mountainous and the county has a cold climate.