Sharanish Waterfall, located near the Iraq-Turkey border in the Zakho Independent Administration’s Sharanish village, is a must-see attraction. The village is home to Assyrians belonging to the Chaldean Church and the Assyrian Church of the East. The region’s cool summer weather makes it a popular tourist destination. The village boasts two churches, one of which was originally a synagogue built before Christianity’s advent in the fourth century, and another built around 400 years ago. The waterfall is 21 meters high and offers a refreshing view and cool water.