Tad Fan Waterfall, Laos

Laos doesn't have a sea, but its stunning waterfalls never fail to draw tourists. Tad Fane, a twin waterfall, is one among them. Tad Fane rises to a height of roughly 120 meters, making it Vietnam's most impressive waterfall. On the Bolaven Plateau, Tad Fane is situated in Dong Hua Sao National Park (Champasak Province). Champasak Province contains the majority of the Bolaven Plateau. Only a minor portion of the land is located within the Salavan, Sekong, and Attapeu bordering provinces.

This plateau is situated between the Truong Son mountain range, the Laos-Vietnam border to the east, and the Mekong River to the west. Located between 1,000 and 1,350 meters above sea level. A river cuts through the plateau, resulting in a series of stunning waterfalls, including the Tad Fane waterfall. Tad Fane waterfall is a "pocket" destination for adventure tourists because of the clean, pleasant air and the stunning, lush surroundings. When you arrive here, you'll be surrounded by the magnificent scenery of gentle cascades that carry with them mighty, slender torrents that squeeze through the plateau layers. Everything resembles a painting of a poetic, lovely, and incredibly appealing countryside.