Located in the Trang Bom District in Dong Nai Province, the multi-tiered Giang Dien waterfall is a popular attraction for tourists and natives to enjoy one of nature’s wonders. At only 50km/31 miles and roughly a 2-hour ride from Ho Chi Minh City, this is an ideal destination for a day trip outside of the metro area. The area surrounding the waterfall is full of hills, …
Apricot Waterfall (Thac Mai) – Dong Nai Province
Located in the Dinh Quan District of Dong Nai, Thac Mai is a small waterfall and hot spring set about 100 km/62 miles from Ho Chi Minh City. Also known as the “apricot waterfall,” Thac Mai is found on the La Nga River and is a popular tourist site for travelers of all ages. Large stones and islets at this part of the river stretch for about 4 km/2.5 miles, offering beautiful …
Silver Waterfall (Thac Bac) – Sapa
Twelve kilometers from Sapa’s center is the Silver Waterfall. The idyllic location of this vacation spot is off the beaten path, making it an ideal retreat for introverted self-reflectors and those seeking solitude. Locals refer to the Silver Waterfall as Thac Bac. Deep in a rural heartland of pine forests and mountains, Thac Bac serves as a natural oasis for wildlife and …
Fairy Stream (Soui Tien) – Mui Ne
Located along the coast on the west side of Mui Ne, the Fairy Stream, also called Fairy Spring or Suoi Tien, is a must-see attraction for everyone visiting this part of Vietnam. This one-of-a-kind environment is the perfect place to do a day hike on a peaceful morning or afternoon and ends with a beautiful waterfall after a soothing stroll in shallow water. Due to its …
Elephant Springs (Suoi Voi) – b/w Da Nang-Hue
During a hot day in Vietnam, a dip in Elephant Springs's cool waters will refresh your body and mind. On-site, there are bamboo huts to store your belongings, drink beers, and try the local cuisine. Earning its name due to the large elephant-shaped boulder positioned above the pools, Elephant Springs, although popular with tourists, is not overrun. Located between Hue and Da …
Ban Gioc Waterfall – Cao Bang Province
On the Chinese/Vietnam Border lies Ban Gioc Waterfall, in Vietnamese Thác-Bản-Giốc, dropping 30 meters split between two ancient Asian countries. The thunderous twin falls can be heard miles away echoing throughout the valley. It's located 83 kilometers from Cao Bang city, a nearly two-hour drive northeast. The Ban Gioc waterfalls are considered in the same league as …