TEHRAN – The Keshit Waterfall and Valley, located in the Golbaf region of Kerman province, has officially been added to Iran’s national list of natural heritage.

The national inclusion was publicized on Sunday by Nader Alidadi Soleimani, who presides over Kerman’s office for cultural heritage, tourism, and handicrafts registration.

According to Soleimani, the registration process was completed following legal procedures, and the formal announcement was made by Ali Darabi, the deputy minister for cultural heritage.

Moreover, an official notification has been submitted to Mohammad Mehdi Fadakar, the governor-general of Kerman province, ISNA reported.

The Keshit Waterfall and Valley, which is now protected under national heritage laws, will remain under the supervision of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage.

Soleimani emphasized that any actions or interventions that may damage or alter the original character of the site are strictly prohibited, though property rights will be respected.

The Keshit Waterfall and Valley is renowned for their breathtaking beauty, with the waterfall’s descent forming a picturesque pool.

The site, located just 40 kilometers from the city of Shahdad, is one of the most unique tourist attractions in Kerman province. Its natural beauty, juxtaposed against the vast desert landscape of the Lut Desert, a UNESCO World Heritage site, makes it a rare and captivating destination for nature enthusiasts.

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