Rhine Falls

The Rhine Waterfall, also known as Zarroud, is located at a height of about 40 meters at the foot of Hezar Peak in Kerman Province.

Rhine Waterfall
Introduction:
The Rhine region is one of the top tourist destinations in the southeastern part of Iran.
This waterfall, along with the crater of the Rhine Volcano, has been registered as two natural monuments of this region on the list of national monuments.
The waterfall falls 14 kilometers southwest of the Rhine and on the slopes of one of the highest peaks in Iran.
This waterfall is formed by the fall of a river whose sources are in the upper reaches and from the slopes and walls of the Hezar snowfield.
The Kerman Rhine Waterfall falls in four stages.
The first stage is three meters and then four meters, the third stage is from the edge of the cliff to the point where a large stone is locked in the walls, and the next stage is the fall from the large stone to the rocky bottom of the waterfall basin and the spread of water on the steep stone wall and moving between willows and the side of the high stone wall.
The main route to the peak begins from the slope opposite the waterfall, and its path continues to an altitude of 3200 meters on the riverbank.
Rain Waterfall
About the city of Rain:
The history of Rain County dates back to the Sassanid era.
This city has been economically prosperous in the past due to the production of valuable fabrics.
The natural attractions of this city include the Rain and Gishigan waterfalls, high mountains and volcanic craters, as well as water springs.
The historical Rain Citadel, which is the second largest brick building in the world after the Bam Citadel, is also located in this city.

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