A short trip to the village of Shirvan and visit its beautiful waterfall

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A few days ago I had a trip to one of the most beautiful and pristine villages in northeast of Iran; Somewhere in the name of Astrakh, in the heart of Shirvan.
A calm village, with a kind people, the lush nature and the cool breeze that Adam is calm to the depth of existence.

I came here to capture moments with my camera that may not fit in the frame of the words and you just have to be there to feel.
Now that we want to start a photography session, I thought to myself how good to take you with me in this journey.

A few days ago I had a trip to one of the most beautiful and pristine villages in northeast of Iran; Somewhere in the name of Astrakh, in the heart of Shirvan.
A calm village, with a kind people, the lush nature and the cool breeze that Adam is calm to the depth of existence.

I came here to capture moments with my camera that may not fit in the frame of the words and you just have to be there to feel.
Now that we want to start a photography session, I thought to myself how good to take you with me in this journey.

When we arrived in the village and got out of the car, we walked a little into the village alleyways. We passed through the old houses and the yard full of tree and garden, the sound of the rooster and the smell of fresh bread were still in the air. After that, we gradually got away from the houses and headed to the waterfall. The path was dirt and lush, somehow as if it were inviting your own nature to go ahead.

When we headed to the waterfall, the number of people on the way was gradually grew. Some are families, some with friendly groups.
I had another mood. I wanted to take a look, my camera or my phone, and take pictures of where I saw it. That gentle sunlight of the branches, the streams passing by us, or even the footprints of humans on the soil… were all subjects for me. Many rush to get a waterfall earlier, but I was looking for more moments than arriving.
Here's a few photos I took along the way.

The route to the waterfall was really full of beauty, from the moment we got away from the village's houses, nature was slowly showing itself. It was green everywhere.

The edge of the route, the small atmospheres of the way, were in a calm, cool sound that was confused with the sound of birds.
Some places were large in Sanga, the moss was closed and it was dripping water, as it was simple, you felt you were walking in the heart of a pristine forest.

Like this wall that was stretched out and lush and beautiful.

A compact but powerful waterfall that falls from the heart of the shaved rocks. Clean and clear water, with good pressure from the top, some of the beautiful sound, and its spreading drops cool. Many of the kids went under the waterfall and enjoyed it.

The walls around it are a combination of bright and slightly brown Sanga that looks like polished water for years. The brunette and moss that attaches to the right wall gives a sense of vitality to the entire landscape. The little pool that is built down is as if you are waiting for it to go and feel cool.

Overall, the waterfall may not be too tall and weird, but so much that when you get it, you want to sit for a few minutes and look at it ...
I also uploaded a photo of the distant and higher view.

The distance from the village to the pool itself and the waterfall may not have been ten minutes, but in the short route, it was so beautiful that you didn't want to get it soon! Most of the roads were crossing the gardens, gardens were full of cherry and walnuts.

Honestly, in that short route, it was so beautiful that one wouldn't want to go ...

I also have to mention the good friend and officer of this popular @worldmappin forum who always have the best management.
I hope you liked and you have taken away from the beautiful roads and this little village. Up to another tourist trip
Goodbye.

Text & photography: @azamsohrabi