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Near Barashneh village, Ardakan, Sepidan
Lake Barm-e Sheshpir is a small lake in Sepidan County, Fars Province, formed by the water of the Sheshpir spring. The Sheshpir River flows out of this lake, and it is known as the bride of Iran's lakes.
In the local speech of Fars, a barm is a pool or small lake. The lake's water comes from the Sheshpir spring, which bursts out of cracks in the mountain rock, and after the lake its flow continues as the Sheshpir River.
The Sheshpir spring is respected by local people and has been a place for vows and gatherings. A local tale says six holy men went into a cave, and after its mouth closed, the spring burst out from under the mountain; it is a legend.
🕘 Opening hours
Unknown
🎫 Entry
Unknown
⏱️ Time to spend
About 1 hour (typical for this kind of place)
This page is a translation of our Persian guide to this place, where visitors also leave reviews. Last checked: 7 October 2026.