Kamerdugh Waterfall

Kamerdugh Waterfall is a natural attraction in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad Province, which is known as one of the highest waterfalls in Iran with a height of nearly 100 meters. This waterfall is more than 60 meters wide and is located in the middle of a beautiful gorge and offers a spectacular view. In this space, what is heard is a combination of silence and the sound of water droplets falling from algae. The water of this waterfall comes from numerous springs on the eastern side of the Qale Raisi Mountains. This water is salty and brackish and is considered one of the natural wonders of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad because salt springs are rarely seen in the mountainous areas of this province.

Kamerdugh Waterfall is the seventh highest waterfall in Iran. This waterfall has been registered as a natural attraction on the list of national monuments of Iran. The unique images of this waterfall show its splendor and grandeur. The water falls over the rocks in a wide width. Water droplets create a beautiful rainbow in the sunlight. If the wind blows, you can feel the water droplets falling on your face. Kamerdugh is composed of two words: kemer, which in the idiom means a hard and smooth wall, and doogh, because the water of this waterfall resembles doogh.
To reach this waterfall, you have to walk a little through a beautiful gorge. Be sure that this walk is attractive and fun for you. Along the way, you will find wonderful subjects and views for photography of nature or yourself. It is interesting to know that you can also see swallows flying around this waterfall. These swallows have nests among the rocks around Kamerdugh waterfall.