Azarak Waterfall

Azarak Waterfall, one of the natural beauties of Ramsar, is located in the Dalkhani district, in a village called Sang Poshteh. The Dalkhani district itself is full of wonderful scenery and landscapes. Abundant snow and rain have completed the beauty of this village with Azarak Waterfall, turning it into one of the most distinctive displays of nature. Like all the waterfalls in this region, Azarak Waterfall originates in the heart of the Alborz mountain range, and its final destination is the Caspian Sea.

The area around the waterfall is part of the Hyrcanian forests, which include beech, oak, maple, alder and Persian ironwood trees. Along the route to the waterfall you can see plants such as Persian hogweed (golpar), mountain tea and various ferns. In spring and summer, the surroundings of the waterfall are covered with wildflowers such as anemones, irises and chamomile. The area is home to animals such as wild boar, jackals and wildcats, and the songs of birds such as woodpeckers, robins, nightingales and various eagles can be heard in the forest.

Please note that swimming in the waterfall's pool is dangerous because of its unknown depth and the strong current. For a relaxed and pleasant trip, visitors are advised to see Azarak Waterfall in Ramsar in mid-spring or early autumn. In spring the waterfall is full of water and the nature is lush and rich with flowers. In autumn, the colourful scenery and autumn leaves of the Hyrcanian forests are well worth seeing.