Sharach Waterfall

On the Khndzorut river, in the Tavush region, is the Sharach Waterfall. It plummets from an elevation of roughly 15 meters. At a height of 2000 meters, the river rises from the northern Miapor Mountain slopes and merges with the Aghnja River southwest of the settlement of Aygedzor. The locals refer to the section of the canyon where the waterfall is as Bayghush.

Undoubtedly, one of the wonders of the Tavush region is the path that leads to the waterfall. On both sides of the road, there are gorgeous hills surrounding it. After you arrive at Sharach Waterfall, you can take in the view of the emerald green forests, the fragrance of fresh flowers, and the crisp, clear air coming from the Miapor Mountain Range.

Anyone who enjoys overcoming obstacles will find this place to be truly unforgettable because of the elevation and effort required, which makes them feel confident that their efforts will be rewarded when they reach the waterfall. Armenia celebrates Vardavar, a "water" day, in the middle of the summer. At this point, dousing everyone in water (even on the streets) is normal practice.

Location: Tavush region, Armenia