Zohreh River, Zohre, Hedijan, Hindijan, Tang Shio, Fahlian, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad رودخانه زهره

One of the most important rivers in Fars province is the Zohreh River, which originates from a large catchment area in the north of this province. This river is created due to the confluence of the two rivers “Tang Shio” and Fahlian. These rivers originate from the northwestern catchment area of ​​Fars province.

Zohreh River flows most of its route on the border of “Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad” Province and finally enters Khuzestan province to join the Persian Gulf after irrigating many towns and villages in this province near Hindijan.

Zohreh (Venus) is a beautiful river and has created beautiful scenery along its route. The presence of Zagros forests and lush fields around this river has added to its attractiveness and has caused many enthusiasts to visit this river. Wide valleys have been created along the course of this river, which shows the great power of the river in creating large erosion. During rainy seasons, the Zohreh River washes a significant volume of soil in its catchment area and enters the plains of Khuzestan province, thus contributing significantly to the enrichment of its downstream lands.
One of the suitable places to visit the Zohreh River is the villages between the route from Basht city to Gachsaran, through which you can easily get close to the river.

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