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English: Shirabad Cave, which is also known as White Devil Cave and White Devil Cave, is located on the border between Aliabad Katul and Azadshahr cities and near Khanbabin city. This natural cave, which is considered one of the tourist attractions of this city, is of a water and river type and with a mouth diameter of 9-15 meters, its length reaches about 235 meters. The average width of the cave corridor is about two to three meters. The cold water flowing at the bottom of the cave flows into the Shirabad River and finally joins seven forest waterfalls. With the right temperature and humidity, Shirabad Cave is a suitable habitat for some species, such as the blind salamander of Gorgani Cave, which is considered one of the largest water salamanders in the world.

Its length reaches about 235 meters and the diameter of its mouth is measured to be 9-15 meters.  The average width of the cave corridor is about 2 to 3 meters.  The cave is located at an altitude of 310 meters above the Azad sea level.
This cave is 20 km away from Shirabad village and to reach it, just go 5 km south from Khan Bebin road to Shirabad village.

At the bottom of White Devil Cave, there is cold water that has a temperature of about 10-11 degrees Celsius.  This water flows into the Shirabad river at the bottom of the cave and continues its path, joining seven forest waterfalls.

Some people believe that this cave is the same cave that Hakim Abulqasem Ferdowsi mentioned in his Shahnameh, and there is a side path between the third and fourth waterfalls that ends in this cave, and the people believe that no one has reached the end of this cave.

As you go forward in the cave, the depth of the water increases, breathing in the cave is a little difficult due to the spread of sulfur gas, a little further you can see the Gorgani cave salamanders in this cave, which are the largest blue salamanders in the world.

The Gorgani salamander is on the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and is biologically listed as Critically Endangered or "CR" for its extinction, it should be given the same attention as other animals and its extinction should be prevented.  .

Absolute darkness reigns in most parts of the cave and at the end of the cave there is a spring which is the source of the creation of the cave during the past centuries and due to the structural features and the nature of the ground, the movement of water has caused the formation of a pool, stalactite stones and a mud bed. .