Bisheh waterfall is one of the seven waterfalls of Lorestan and one of the important and well-known attractions of Bisheh village, which welcomes a large number of tourists from all over Iran every year.

 

This natural and unique monument was inscribed in the list of Iran's natural monuments in March 2007.

Bisheh waterfall is formed by the joining of several springs in the upper part of the village and after passing through old plane trees and the area of   the railway station, it flows down and finally falls into the sezar river in the lower part of the village.

The height of the waterfall to the point of falling to the  ground is 48 meters and the width of its crown is 20 meters.

Sezar river

The sezar River downstream of the village is one of the boisterous rivers of Lorestan, which is formed by the joining of Tireh and Marbore rivers and finally flows into the Dez Dam. Fishing, swimming, diving and rafting in the boisterous waters of the sezar River are among the important attractions of the exciting tourism in the village, which calls many enthusiasts to this village.

In addition, sezar River is one of the important sources of food for local people through fishing and its supply to tourists.

Another important tourist attraction of the village is the ponds for breeding salmon and cooking fish for tourists. The forests around the village with all kinds of native and old trees of figs, walnuts, almonds and hawthorns & springs inside the villge have created a beautiful landscape around the village.