Tang-e Makhdan

Tang-e Makhdan lies south of Makhdan village in Bushehr Province. The gorge is about 3 kilometres long and sits in the heart of the Khormuj Mountains. A small stream, fed by springs and the surrounding highlands, runs along the gorge floor and creates a pleasant natural setting. Tang-e Makhdan is full of date palm groves, which offer unusual and beautiful scenery. Small waterfalls and a pool of water at the end of the gorge, where a large rock blocks the way, add to the appeal of the area. Early spring is the best time to visit the gorge, especially since the climate of the region is otherwise hot and dry.

Makhdan village, in Hoomeh-ye Deyr Rural District of Bushehr Province, is one of the small and sparsely populated villages of the area. According to the 2006 census (1385 in the Solar Hijri calendar), the village had only 37 people in 9 households. The village is mainly engaged in farming and animal husbandry, and its main products are grains and dates. The residents raise livestock and grow crops in the traditional way.

To reach the Makhdan area, you can take the connecting road from Ahram County through the villages of Bonyun, Geshi and Yakh, and then on to Makhdan village. This route leads to one of the unspoiled natural areas of Bushehr Province, where nature and history enthusiasts can enjoy the area's natural beauty and attractions.