Tang-e Bostanak: A lost paradise in Iran's Fars

Tang-e Bostanak or better known as the lost paradise is one of the most beautiful mountain areas of Iran. 

Located near the Dena Mountain range, 120 km northwest of Shiraz, the capital city of Iran's Fars Province, Tang-e Bostanak encompasses many waterfalls and rivers, stunning mountainous landscapes, and green plains.

Tang-e Bostanak looks like a heavenly promised land belonging to God. That is the reason it has been given the nickname ‘Lost Paradise’.

The combination of pristine nature and a small impressive waterfall at the heart of it is a real detachment from urban life.

As one of the tourist attractions of Fars Province, the region is always considered by tourists as a hub for traveling.

Trees and shrubs such as almonds, pistachios, barberries, and oak grow in abundant there.

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