Definitely a must see waterfall. There were many locals picnicking at the top of the waterfall. You can get close to the edge, but be careful! When you go down the stairs you will see a beautiful waterfall, even during dry season.

Impressive waterfall even in the dry season. You can walk half way down to a view point or go down to the bottom. There is also a way of getting to stand at the top behind the drop but we didn't do that. Our guide informed us that in the wet season it's much more impressive and you often get soaked from spray at the view point

On our day trip to the Bolaven Plateau, we have several waterfalls pinned on the map. A couple were underwhelming and the rest we gave up going because the road was very dusty and rough, we don't want to risk getting a flat tire in the middle of nowhere. Tad Gneuang was the best waterfall we've seen. The fee was 20,000 kip per person and 5,000 kip for the motorcycle. From the parking area, there are souvenir shops and restaurant. Then there's the stream and a lot of areas to waddle and swim. We walked farther and found the steps that lead us to the bottom of the waterfalls. It's majestic and worth every penny, time and effort. Please take your trash with you and throw them properly. It's disappointing to see trash scattered around.