Tad Fane
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The impressive twin 120m waterfalls are located in the Dong Hua Sao National Park on the Bolaven Plateau. Many stop at the nearby Tad Fane resort to take photos and enjoy the view, but there are also treks available in the area that will bring you closer to the falls. Turn off the Road 16e at Km 38 from Pakse in the direction to Paksong.
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Emily Kvam
Leeds, UK28 contributions
Aug. 2023 • Couples
They were pretty to look at and quite amazing as they’re so high up but you can’t get close to them. Can only see them from a distance at the viewpoint. There are some good photo opportunities there but you’ll need a good quality camera to really capture the waterfalls. It’s also quite far out of Pakse to get to, which is where most tourists stay.
Written August 12, 2023
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Itsmorning
Manchester, UK478 contributions
Aug. 2020 • Couples
If you only have time for one waterfall then go to Tad Tuang a few kilometers away.

The only thing to see here is two plumes of water across a small gorge.
Written August 22, 2020
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SpiceGirl03
Vientiane, Laos56 contributions
Aug. 2020 • Couples
The water fall is small, you can only see it from a distance. There’s a resort and a cafe/restaurant but it doesn’t look very inviting

Only useful if you enjoy ziplining
Written August 20, 2020
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Tony Le
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam668 contributions
Feb. 2020
Tad Fane Waterfall
- This is the "masterpiece" of nature. The majestic double waterfall Tad Fane with a height of about 140m day and night falls into the valley below.

- Both cascades fall down on the rock edge below dim day in and day out, eroding and "sculpting" the rocks with strange shapes.

- We visited the waterfall in the dry season so the amount of water is not strong enough to impress, many people recommend coming in the rainy season to feel the power and majesty of this pair of Tad Fane falls (however you have to understand with the disadvantages of the rainy season such as: dirty, slippery, wet roads, insects, mosquitoes and a high probability of dense fog covering the view).

- Zipline service: $37/person & forest trekking tour.
Written March 17, 2020
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jlaycock
Brussels, Belgium2 contributions
Mar. 2020 • Couples
Fantastic place, awful corruption! We had to pay 12 dollars to the police to park ou car, directly into the cops pocket...
Written March 11, 2020
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Steve_Brussels
Brussels, Belgium44 contributions
Mar. 2020 • Couples
Beautiful but beware.... On Sunday 8th March 2020 we had to pay the corrupted tourist police twelve dollars. The crooked policemen were clearly trying to extort money from our driver. They would not let him go and would not explain the problem pretending they could not speak English. We asked for a receipt but they did not give one. Our driver was upset and very grateful that we stuck together.
Hope the two crooked police lose their jobs and go to jail. Disappointing.
Written March 10, 2020
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Dino W
Canton of Zurich, Switzerland1,279 contributions
Dec. 2019
Ziplining across the canyon and seeing the waterfall and river below you is truly amazing. After that you can relax in the park and enjoy a coffee in the shade.
Written February 6, 2020
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tony-travller
england49 contributions
Jan. 2020
Walked into the Tad Fan water fall from the coffee plantation at km (lak 40).
The water falls are huge but only the top two thirds are visible across the valley .
If you’re adventurous and solvent there’s the zip wire experience to take you there and back across the gorge and see the whole thing. The restaurant food at the viewpoint is very average . The best thing to do is walk with a guide for another hour and half to The water fall at Tat Gneuang which is magical and stunning . Not as big but much much better.
Written January 17, 2020
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Peekaboo
475 contributions
Dec. 2019 • Couples
We shared a tuk tuk with someone to visit some of the Bolaven plateau from Miss Noys bike shop. This was the highest of the 3 waterfalls we visited and it really is a sight to behold. We actually zip lined over the top of it for about 35 euro which was well worth it. The height is 230 metres and the length of zipline is 470 metres. Places for food and toilets close by also. Would definitely go back.
Written December 12, 2019
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Kai Wah
Malaysia2,797 contributions
Jul. 2019 • Couples
Two strips of cascading water side by side, surrounded by greenery. There are different viewing platforms for We booked our tour with Asia Top Travel to go around Bolaven Plateau. There is a zip line for the adventure ride. This is one of the beautiful waterfall in Bolaven Plateau, southern part of Laos. We booked a tour through Asia Top travel for hassle free logistics in the southern part of Laos. Anyone who love nature should explore southern part of Laos with many different types of stunning waterfalls. Rainy days is not recommended since it will be foggy as explained by our local tour guide. Entry 10,000Kip per person per entry. There is a resort hotel right in front of the waterfall for anyone who like to enjoy the serenity in the greenery for a bit longer time.
Written October 27, 2019
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