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We are the best trekking guides in Sapa, Vietnam. An ethnic minority Hmong trekking group based in the beautiful northern. The 5 best trekking routes around Sapa town · Trek to Cat Cat falls and experience the Cat Cat tourist village · The Sa Pa Valley Trail
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Vietnam189 contributions
Sep 2019 • Business
Ticket price for adults is 70,000 VND / 1 ticket.
Fresh air, pristine mountains and forests, suitable for those who like to walk.
 Should go in August to December.
You will admire the beautiful flowing waterfall.
Fresh air, pristine mountains and forests, suitable for those who like to walk.
 Should go in August to December.
You will admire the beautiful flowing waterfall.
Written September 23, 2019
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Allen H
Lisbon, Portugal446 contributions
Jul 2014 • Couples
We booked a taxi to take us from Sapa to Love Waterfall and see Thac Bac ( Silver Waterfall) on the way back.
For $20 this was the easiest way, the driver waited while we explored. Love Waterfall is a 2 km walk, along a stone path through lovely scenery. Thac Bac is by the road and best seen by climbing 100+ stairs.
Certainly worth a visit
For $20 this was the easiest way, the driver waited while we explored. Love Waterfall is a 2 km walk, along a stone path through lovely scenery. Thac Bac is by the road and best seen by climbing 100+ stairs.
Certainly worth a visit
Written July 28, 2014
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P0vi
Kaunas, Lithuania31 contributions
Jun 2014 • Solo
Normally, I would not give 'Excellent', but we went to the waterfall and we dared to jump for a swim - it got epic! :D HOT TIP: if you come to the waterfall by motobike from Sapa, continue down the road after you done with waterfall. Once you'll go over the mountain you'll get to driving paradise. The road gets as good as it get anywhere in the world ;)
Written June 11, 2014
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Malcolm S.
Singapore, Singapore587 contributions
Pretty average waterfall. Go if you wanna swim here or are already here to see the silver waterfall.
Aug 2014 • Friends
This attraction is close to 20 km away from sapa town and can be accessed by either a tour bus or by motorbike. From the main entrance, pay 40k dong to the ticket attendant and walk about 1.2km to the waterfall. The waterfall here ain't exactly too spectacular as compared to the silver waterfall, but it allows one to swim at the base of the waterfall, provided that you are not afraid of the cold water.
From the ticket entrance, you can also make a short hike up to a pagoda at the top of the cliff . Pretty spectacular view up there.
Would advise to do this attraction together with the silver waterfall which is less than a kilometer away.
From the ticket entrance, you can also make a short hike up to a pagoda at the top of the cliff . Pretty spectacular view up there.
Would advise to do this attraction together with the silver waterfall which is less than a kilometer away.
Written August 3, 2014
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RPL A
Leeds, UK55 contributions
Nov 2019 • Couples
We arrived at 1600, it was quiet and we were able to enjoy the tranquillity of the waterfall. One of the best waterfalls in Vietnam. I went for a dip and swim, cold but refreshing, after 5 minutes it's a I had to get out. We'll worth the visit.
There is an entry fee but with paying which helps with the upkeep of the path leading to the waterfalls.
Make sure you take a camera be sure the scenery is breathtaking.
There is an entry fee but with paying which helps with the upkeep of the path leading to the waterfalls.
Make sure you take a camera be sure the scenery is breathtaking.
Written November 12, 2019
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Chourty
Amsterdam, The Netherlands31 contributions
Have seen a lot of waterfalls but this one is really beautiful. As is the walk to it. Not far from Sa Pa. I really recommend it.
Written June 7, 2014
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The_Pale_Ridah
Gladesville, Australia1,996 contributions
Dec 2013 • Couples
Before the wars, Vietnam was a simple place, our people worked the land & tended their animals. Most Vietnamese couples were introduced to each other by their parents & all was good. Today more & more Vietnamese are adopting the English-Victorian ideas of love & courting, arranging marriages to tie families together are a thing of the past nowadays. So when you see things like paddle-boats in the shape of swans in the middle of every city lake or landmarks with cheesy names like the ‘Valley of Love’ just remember these people are new at all this.
The Thác Tình Yêu (Love Waterfall) walking trail is 2kms along a marked path that for a short bit leads down into a cool valley. Much of the original tropical jungle had been cleared years ago but what’s left is slowly regenerating & pollution is very minimal. Along the path is a cool gold pebble stream barely a trickle in December & a low-level waterfall just before a wooden bridge, up & beyond is the main viewing platform. There is something special about standing at the base of a waterfall, you can't just look at it from afar. Thác Tình Yêu itself is actually quite beautiful with a long flowing spray, the rock face is covered by lush tropical plants from top to bottom. The water’s source is from Mt Fansipan, Vietnam’s highest mountain, naturally the water is freshly clean if considering a swim. We found ourselves sitting around for an hour to enjoy the cool air & shade while mingling over some exotic Asian fruit. Unfortunately, the tranquil environment is almost ruined not by tourists by a huge tacky sign drilled into the rock face bearing the waterfalls name in Vietnamese, I am tempted to use the word ‘hideous’ here. It is completely dumfounding. I threw a couple of rocks at it hoping to bring it down but to no avail.
Named after a fairy from the mountain who one day happened to hear a young man playing his flute by the waterfall. She was so moved by the boys song that she fell in love with him, however her parents didn’t approve & forbid her returning there, they didn’t want other people gossiping about the family & her loose morals. In an act of defiance she turned herself into a yellow bird & flew down to the waterfall to listen to the young boy's songs from afar.
Located about 15kms outside of Sa Pa inside the Hoang Lien National Park along the beautifully picturesque windy mountain National Highway 4D (Quoc Lo 4D) & approximately 3kms after the Silver Waterfall (Thác Bạc), this nature park features a 3-day walking trail to the summit of Mt Fansipan (3143 meters). Motorbikes & scooters can be hired in town for $5 US a day & the ride out here is worth the effort especially if you are a couple looking for a mountain ride to fill in half a day & to avoid the crowds.
Immediately next to the pay booth at the car park is a steep path that leads up a hill. Up top is a small Chinese-style pagoda with a huge bronze-cast bell at the centre. This is all very nice & picturesque but better yet is the excellent views of Vietnam’s highest mountain, Mt Fansipan, 2 smaller mountains on either side stand watch like huge guardsmen. The stairs of the pagoda sits you facing the mountain peak .Almost always covered in mist, sitting up there at the pagoda waiting for the clouds to pass was time well spent, Fansipan’s peak doesn’t reveal itself easily but for a few moments every so often the gods unwrap the peak from the misty clouds.
The Thác Tình Yêu (Love Waterfall) walking trail is 2kms along a marked path that for a short bit leads down into a cool valley. Much of the original tropical jungle had been cleared years ago but what’s left is slowly regenerating & pollution is very minimal. Along the path is a cool gold pebble stream barely a trickle in December & a low-level waterfall just before a wooden bridge, up & beyond is the main viewing platform. There is something special about standing at the base of a waterfall, you can't just look at it from afar. Thác Tình Yêu itself is actually quite beautiful with a long flowing spray, the rock face is covered by lush tropical plants from top to bottom. The water’s source is from Mt Fansipan, Vietnam’s highest mountain, naturally the water is freshly clean if considering a swim. We found ourselves sitting around for an hour to enjoy the cool air & shade while mingling over some exotic Asian fruit. Unfortunately, the tranquil environment is almost ruined not by tourists by a huge tacky sign drilled into the rock face bearing the waterfalls name in Vietnamese, I am tempted to use the word ‘hideous’ here. It is completely dumfounding. I threw a couple of rocks at it hoping to bring it down but to no avail.
Named after a fairy from the mountain who one day happened to hear a young man playing his flute by the waterfall. She was so moved by the boys song that she fell in love with him, however her parents didn’t approve & forbid her returning there, they didn’t want other people gossiping about the family & her loose morals. In an act of defiance she turned herself into a yellow bird & flew down to the waterfall to listen to the young boy's songs from afar.
Located about 15kms outside of Sa Pa inside the Hoang Lien National Park along the beautifully picturesque windy mountain National Highway 4D (Quoc Lo 4D) & approximately 3kms after the Silver Waterfall (Thác Bạc), this nature park features a 3-day walking trail to the summit of Mt Fansipan (3143 meters). Motorbikes & scooters can be hired in town for $5 US a day & the ride out here is worth the effort especially if you are a couple looking for a mountain ride to fill in half a day & to avoid the crowds.
Immediately next to the pay booth at the car park is a steep path that leads up a hill. Up top is a small Chinese-style pagoda with a huge bronze-cast bell at the centre. This is all very nice & picturesque but better yet is the excellent views of Vietnam’s highest mountain, Mt Fansipan, 2 smaller mountains on either side stand watch like huge guardsmen. The stairs of the pagoda sits you facing the mountain peak .Almost always covered in mist, sitting up there at the pagoda waiting for the clouds to pass was time well spent, Fansipan’s peak doesn’t reveal itself easily but for a few moments every so often the gods unwrap the peak from the misty clouds.
Written January 9, 2014
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Garry A
Bangkok, Thailand179 contributions
Feb 2020
Be prepared to trek for at least 25-30 minutes to reach this waterfall , the trek is nice , pretty easy but you will go down a lot of steps on the way to the waterfall and that means you will have to climb back up the steps on yr return which is not that difficult but if elderly or have walking issues you might find it hard work !! unfortunately in feb there was only a little water at the falls but scenery around the falls with plenty of photo opps , all in all worth the motorbike ride to get there !!!
Written April 1, 2020
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Young Min
Daegu, South Korea33 contributions
Aug 2019
It's so amazing. That place is so beautiful. It take you 20 minutes to reach the waterfall, which get tiring if you are weak. However, the view is so amazing and deserve to go there
Written August 26, 2019
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Kiki
Island of Malta, Malta106 contributions
Aug 2019
Scenic walk to get to with around 30 mins walk up/down steps. Entrance fee is around 70,000vnd. Waterfall is truly lovely. We also swam there- it’s very clean and very cold. I would recommend not to miss this attraction.
Written August 12, 2019
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