Arslanbob waterfalls are located in Jalal-Abad region, one and a half kilometers from the village of the same name in Babash-Ata mountain area, which cuts through the western and southern slopes of Fergana and Chatkal ridges. Arslanbob means "lion's mouth", because when water falls from a height, there is a sound similar to lion's roar.

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There are two waterfalls in Kyrgyzs Republic called Arslanbob, big and small. Big is named so because of its height - 80 meters. The waterfall is very narrow, so it looks even longer. Near the Big Arslanbob is the Holy Lake and the Ibn-Abbas tomb.

You can get to the waterfall only on foot or on horseback, the journey will take about two hours.

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The height of Small Arslanbob is 30 meters. It is surrounded by trees; you can get to it along the narrow streets leading from the village.

Kyrk Cherten (forty angels) cave is located not far from small Arslanbob. According to legend, a woman who helped people lived there. Residents believe that mystical powers still live in the cave.

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