Real Nomadic Cave Life | Bringing Water to Family & Traditional Cooking in Iran’s Zagros Mountains

Experience the challenges, hard work, and heartwarming moments of Real Nomadic Cave Life in Iran’s Zagros Mountains with Tahmorth, Roya, Diana, and little Samyar. In this episode, the family takes an important step toward making their cave home more comfortable by improving the natural spring inside the cave and installing a water supply system using a hose and pipes. The work begins when the operator brings a hose to the cave. Tahmorth and Roya then work together to clean and organize the spring, removing extra stones and clearing the water source to make it easier to collect and channel water. Every stone they remove helps prepare the spring for a more practical water supply. Together, they work on directing the spring water through the hose and pipes so the family can access water more easily inside their cave home. This simple but meaningful improvement makes everyday tasks more convenient, especially washing dishes and preparing food. When the water begins flowing through the new system, the family feels happy to see their hard work bringing a real improvement to their daily life. Their reaction shows how important clean, accessible water is when living far from modern facilities in the rugged Zagros Mountains. While improving the water supply, Tahmorth continues working to protect his family from the approaching winter. He gathers stones and breaks them with a heavy hammer, preparing materials to build and raise the stone walls of their shelter. This demanding construction work is part of the couple’s ongoing effort to create a safer place for their family during the cold winter days. Tahmorth and Roya work hard together, balancing shelter construction with the many responsibilities of everyday cave life. Inside the cave, Roya washes dishes using the newly available running water, while the family continues preparing traditional food in their simple living space. Tahmorth lights a fire and makes hot tea, giving everyone a chance to rest and warm up after a long day of work. The family also takes care of their chickens, an important part of their daily routine. Meanwhile, Diana spends time learning to write numbers inside the cave, creating a sweet moment of childhood learning amid the family’s demanding mountain life. Tahmgorth and Roya also care for little Samyar while working together to improve their home. From cleaning the cave spring and removing stones to installing a hose and pipes, bringing running water into the cave, washing dishes, preparing traditional food, making tea over the fire, caring for the chickens, and gathering stones to build a winter shelter, this episode captures the determination of a nomadic couple striving to build a better life for their family. Watch until the end to see the family’s happiness as spring water flows through their new water supply system inside the cave. Discover the realities of nomadic cave living, traditional mountain life, natural spring water, simple improvements to a cave home, and the hard work required to prepare for a cold winter in Iran’s Zagros Mountains. If you enjoy authentic nomadic life, cave restoration, stone shelter construction, traditional cooking, and real family moments, support Kohriz by liking this video, sharing it with your friends, and subscribing to our channel for more stories from the Zagros Mountains. ❤️🔔 Thank you for being part of the Kohriz journey! #Kohriz #RealNomadicLife #NomadicCaveLife #CaveLife #ZagrosMountains #Iran #WaterSupply #RunningWater #SpringWater #WaterPipeline #CaveSpring #StoneShelter #StoneWallBuilding #WinterShelter #TraditionalCooking #OpenFireCooking #NomadicFamily #MountainLife #CaveRestoration #Tahmorth #Roya #Diana #Samyar