Discover the 5 most beautiful and largest waterfalls in Vietnam

08:47, 26/07/2023

Vietnam is a beautiful country and a favorite destination in the eyes of international friends with many famous landscapes, including the majestic mountains and forests and the natural masterpieces that move people's hearts. Let's explore the top 5 most beautiful waterfalls in Vietnam through the following article.

1. Ban Gioc Waterfall - Cao Bang

Ban Gioc Waterfall is a symbolic landmark of Cao Bang province, located on the Quay Son River. This waterfall is also the natural border between Vietnam and neighboring China, so this place is also associated with many interesting legends and preserves many festivals and unique cultural features of ethnic minorities in the Northwest.

Ban Doc Waterfall - Love song of the mountains and forests

The special thing that visitors can feel when first setting foot in Ban Gioc waterfall is the majestic and imposing appearance of this 100m wide and 70m high waterfall. The waterfall falls from above, creating a white foam area. The sunlight shining into the waterfall resonates with the misty water, creating colorful, shimmering and magical rainbows.

Exploring the majestic mountains and forests, enjoying rustic dishes and experiencing the culture with the local people here will help you and your family have a memorable vacation.

2. Tac Tinh Waterfall, Lai Chau

Tac Tinh Waterfall or Tinh Waterfall is located in Tam Duong town, Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province, with a wild and pure beauty like a Northwestern girl.

Tac Tinh Waterfall is associated with a tragic legend about the love of a young couple.

Thac Tac Tinh originates from the majestic Hoang Lien Son mountain range and then falls straight from a height of 130 m to a 100 m2 lake below. The water in the lake continues to overflow and form a small stream, the clear water flows into a small green valley, which is also home to the Dao ethnic group.

Coming to Tac Tinh waterfall, visitors feel like they are lost in a bygone era with the beauty of a landscape painting in the middle of the vast mountains and forests.

3. Dai Yem Waterfall, Moc Chau

Coming to attractive tourist destinations in Moc Chau, visitors not only have the opportunity to admire the endless valleys, green tea hills or mountain tops covered with white clouds but also melt before the wild beauty of Dai Yem waterfall here.

Dai Yem Waterfall has a wild and poetic beauty.

Originating from two streams Bo Co Lam and Bo Ta Chau, Muong Sang commune, Moc Chau district, the waterfall is over 100m high and is divided into two distinct branches about 200m apart. The upper waterfall is about 4,000 m2 wide with 9 floors symbolizing 9 levels of love, the lower waterfall is small with an area of about 300m2 including 3 floors rushing together, looking like a soft pink strip winding around the majestic cliff.

The magical and poetic beauty of this waterfall attracts many domestic and foreign tourists to visit, check in, take photos and picnic.

In addition, when visiting Dai Yem waterfall, you also have the opportunity to participate in some other exciting activities such as walking on Moc Chau love glass bridge, kayaking, cycling on water, trying the adventurous feeling with zipline game or shopping at ethnic stalls.

In short, this is an impressive Moc Chau tourist destination that everyone must visit once in their life.

4. Dray Nur Waterfall, Dak Lak

Located in Kuop village, 25 km south of Buon Ma Thuot city, Dray Nur waterfall is one of three waterfalls on the Serepok river.

Dray Nur Waterfall – a beautiful Muse in the middle of the Central Highlands

Dray Nur Waterfall - a breathtakingly beautiful "Muse" in the middle of the Central Highlands

With a length of 250 m and a height of 30 m, Dray Nur waterfall is one of the rare "paired" waterfalls in Vietnam, and along with it are love stories of the mountains and forests that have been passed down through many generations.

The water from above slopes down into the deep river, creating white foam that covers an area. Next to the foot of the waterfall are ancient trees hundreds of years old, spreading their cool foliage amidst the spreading mist. The sunlight shining on the mist creates a multi-colored rainbow, making the Dray Nur waterfall scene shimmer and magical.

Not stopping there, visitors also have the opportunity to explore the mysterious caves with an area of 3,000 m2 behind the waterfall. Standing from inside the cave looking out at the long walls of water surrounding the front, the dim light shining on the strangely shaped rocks will bring visitors unforgettable feelings.

5. K50 Waterfall, Gia Lai

K50 Waterfall is located in Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve, K'Bang District, about 150 km from Pleiku City center. The waterfall belongs to the upper stream of Con River, flowing from Gia Lai to Binh Dinh, named K50 because of the height of the waterfall, over 50 m.

K50 waterfall in the most beautiful season

To reach the foot of the waterfall, visitors will have to cross a forest, so you need to bring long-sleeved clothes, high socks and a walking stick to avoid insects and snakes.

Coming here, visitors will admire and explore the waterfall as high as a highway, the water flows down below, the steam floats in the air. Standing in front of this majestic space, you will feel small and return to nature.

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Above is an article introducing the 5 most beautiful and largest waterfalls in Vietnam that you must visit once in your life. Hopefully, this article will contribute to making your trip more complete and have many memorable experiences.

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