Bazaz Khaneh Canyon

Chalabeh is wooded especially by oak trees, various plants and wildflowers, which some even have curative efficacy. while hearing the birds’ singing among the great mountain and towering trees, it’s a nice idea to have the breakfast in this heavenly dreamlike site. There are 88 ways to Bazaz Khaneh Canyon, which their physical rates range starts from 5.10, the most difficult way has 5.14 physical rate, named Wolf Route. We choose one way and move to Bazaz Khaneh Canyon.

As we get to the canyon, lots of small and big caves grab our attention and after 45 minutes mountaineering, rock climbing gets started. We should mention that it’s a real potential area for this exhilarating sport and they call it the paradise of rock climbers. We can have lunch in one of the caves and get the impression of how Neanderthals were living thousands of years ago. It’s even fun to have a talk in such a natural cozy place. If everyone is still perky, we can go on more rock climbing and take a look at the Paraw Cave, which is over the Kermanshah’s highest climax with 3050 meters height in the south of Zagros Mountain Range.

There are 26 wells in the cave and the deepest one is about 42 meters. The water is very cold there, as it’s melt from groundwater resources and the temperature is about 3 degree Celsius. There’s a 3-meter basin at the end of the cave but the issue is that the difficulty to pass this cave and the physical rate is so high. So, we probably visit the entrance and pass it. Finally, we come down the mount and drive to Kermanshah. Definitely, you will relish this fun adventurous trip and get a lot of energy out of it.