Natural wonders in Lorestan Province

Zagros Natural Wonders

Lorestan Province sits in the heart of the central Zagros Mountains, characterized by a dramatic limestone karst topography. This collection highlights the region's diverse hydrology, including the 95-meter Nojian Waterfall and the white-foamed Ab Sefid. The area is home to the Oshtorankuh range, reaching elevations over 4,000 meters, and high-altitude basins like Gahar Lake. Geological formations like the five-kilometer Shirez Canyon showcase millions of years of erosion, while the Garin peaks provide essential habitat for endemic flora.

Bishe waterfall (Abshar Bishe)

Bisheh Waterfall is a waterfall in the village of Istgah-e Bisheh, Papi District in Khorramabad County, Iran.

Keeyow Lake

Keeyow Lake is a natural lake in the northwest of Khorramabad in Lorestan Province, Iran.

Nojian Waterfall

One of Iran's highest waterfalls, descending approximately 95 meters. It is situated in a forest area rich with medicinal plants and oak trees, southeast of Khorramabad.

Abshar ab sfyd

Located near Aligudarz, this waterfall is noted for the white foam created as water strikes the rocks. It originates from springs within the mountain and reaches a height of 70 meters.

Abshar afrynh

A wide, multi-tiered waterfall situated near the Poldokhtar-Khorramabad road. It is formed by the convergence of the Chul and Afrineh rivers.

Garin

A mountain range in the central Zagros reaching elevations over 3,600 meters. It serves as a major watershed for the region and is characterized by limestone peaks and alpine vegetation.

Grit Waterfalls

A series of cascades located in a valley 50 kilometers from Khorramabad. The site is surrounded by dense forests of oak, hawthorn, and plane trees.

Oshtoran Kuh

Oshtorankuh is a mountain that is located in city of Azna, in Lorestan With an elevation of 4150 metres, the Oshtorankuh is the highest…

Gahar Lake

An alpine lake located at an altitude of 2,350 meters within the Oshtorankuh protected area. It consists of two parts, Gahar-e Bozorg and Gahar-e Koochak, fed by mountain snowmelt.

Drh shyrz

A five-kilometer canyon featuring 150-meter-high limestone walls. It contains the unique 'Minaret' stone pillar and several caves with evidence of ancient human habitation.