Desheh village in Kermanshah

It lies 10 km from the city of Paveh , in the northwest of Kermanshah province. With a population of 2,000, it belongs to the central district of Paveh.
Tappeval woodlands overlook the village and on top of the Berooj peaks you can have a panoramic view of the green spectacular landscape. The spring of Sartaviran supplies the drinking water for residents. They are either farmers or gardeners.
It is home to understanding and knowledgeable people. It lies in a mild mountainous area and boasts several natural springs.
Its name origin comes from Dezhkah which means castle ; there are several castles in the region the main of which known as Paske lies in the east of the village. On top of the old castle there is a big hole which resembles a pond.
The peak of Beruj ( or pyramid) is the highest point in the village where you can have a perfect view of the village.
Among other highlights are Hilav , a region with abundant springs where some villagers would move to in spring and summer only a few years ago and used the rich land for grazing their sheep.
Also the waterfall of Deshe flows within walnut and pomegranate gardens and runs into the river of Pave and on to the large river of Sirvan.
Also of note are Ta Pavel ,which is across from the village, and the traditional coffee house of Hane Kovan.
It boasts a spring which is unique throughout Oramanat and receives countless visitors each year. The villagers occupations change in different seasons ; they pick walnuts and Persian turpentine when it’s the right season. Some are beekeepers some gardeners, some civil service employees and the rest have non-government jobs.
Their main garden products include walnut, pomegranate and berry.