Traveling to Zo Upper and Waterfall of Mane and Somalqan; The recording of pure and energetic moments

Hello to all tourist comrades, tastes at @worldmappin 👋🌍
Hope you are the ball right now;

I came from the heart of a pristine place in North Khorasan by the name of Zo Upper! 1
A cool, lush village, full of trees and rivers and waterfalls…

If I am looking for a backyard, with a special nature and people, here it can change your heart.

In short, I said hello this time from the adjacent province and start another blog with you this time from Zo Upper in Manet and Somalqan
Take a journey, full energy and always move!

A few weeks ago we had a day trip to the next province, we went to Mane and Somalqan in North Khorasan. I had a place in my mind before that was very appealing to me: Zo Upper Village

Honestly, from the moment we got into the road, I realized that we were going to be with a special place. Mountain road, lush valleys, cool rivers and the village of the village that had a special relaxation ...

The hiking took a little to the waterfall, but his path was so nice that you didn't feel tired at all. Coil in water, birds' voices, pristine nature ... everything was great;

From the moment we left inside the village, it was as if we entered a painting frame. The path was in the heart of the valley, both sides full of ancient trees and green bushes. There was also a narrow, cool river flowing next to us, whose voice filled the entire space;

Sometimes the route would be stoned, sometimes a atmosphere cut off the road that we jumped with a few stones. The air was cool, especially when it was breeze giving your skin a pure sense of coolness and relaxation.

In the middle of the road a few times to breathe and, of course, take pictures
Some places in the shadow of the trees were so good that one wanted to lie down and just listen to the sound of nature.

As we went ahead, the sound of the waterfall was heard from afar.

Where you see the route slowly enters a tight, stone valley, and the river flows down from the cliffs. This section is really eye -catching like:

🌊 Double Waterfall; Two simultaneous falls that fall down from smooth and smooth cliffs have a special sense of relaxation.
🪨 The surrounding stone walls were very tall and almost perpendicular, as if you were entering a natural cure that the wind and water have been shaving for thousands of years.
🌱 Although the Sangieh area, but still the brunette and small gias between the rocks, which show the beauty of the untouched nature.
🧭 The beauties of the route somehow a sign of the nearby waterfall.

If here, Visi, a cool breeze from the valley, in your face, the sound of water in the mantle and the shade of the mountain keeps the space cool.

📸 This is a great part of photographing. I liked it so much that it would be easier to bring the subjects to it.

At the end of the Zo Upper Waterfall, it's really something else. When you come a lot of water and the sound of water from afar, it seems as if the tiredness of the way is going.

The valley becomes a little tighter, the stone walls rise up and the path of a screwdriver takes itself. The air becomes cooler, and the waterfall finds it! Two beautiful branches that fall down the cliff in a small pond.

Next to the waterfall, there is a special silence that combined with the sound of water; You can't talk, you don't want to change something.
Our pollen kids and other groups were in the water and were relaxing. It was clear that no one wanted to say out of the water.
This point is not the end of the route ... as if starting a good start;

We reached the end of the route, and after a long, arithmetic rest, we went back. These moments were full of peace and beauties that I hope I could convey that pure and special feeling to you. Being in the heart of nature and capturing these moments has always been a great experience for me and I would like to share it with you. Thank you for being with me and until the next photography and nature session, I hope you are always healthy and full of positive energy.
Goodbye!

Text &photography: @azamsohrabi