Chieng Khoa waterfall

Chieng Khoa Waterfall, located in Chieng Khoa commune, Van Ho district, is one of the ideal destinations for those who want to explore the majestic, wild but very poetic beauty of nature in the Northwest highland. It’s about 12km from Moc Chau center. To get to Chieng Khoa waterfall, you just need to go along the highway 6 to Moc Cau district. Along the way, you will catch the Ben Pha 36km sign, To Mua 14km, you turn to To Mua road, move about 4km to Chieng Khoa waterfall.

Waterfalls have not been exploited by tourism. So it is still quite wild and natural.

Chieng Khoa waterfall is also known as the May waterfall, associated with the legend of Hoa Ban Xen Ban – Xen Muong of the people here. Waterfalls have not been exploited by tourism. So it is still quite wild and natural. You will be able to see the beauty of the waterfall like a strip of white clouds playing around in the deep, white foaming to create a light mist full of a seductive blur.

Chieng Khoa waterfall is also known as 7 – story waterfall, each floor is 5-7 meters high, the water from above, mumbling year-round like an epic of mountain and forest. At the foot of each water floor. There is a large space forming a reservoir where you can swim. The contrast to the pure white color of the waterfall is the beautiful green color of the lake water.

Under the waterfall there is a lake that you can swim

Along with the unspoiled landscape without many footprints of discoveries. This is the reason why Chieng Khoa is called Tuyet Tinh Coc ( Great Cuo) in Moc Chau. Thanks to being surrounded by vegetation and dense forest. Also a relatively new place, the lake of Chieng Khoa still retains its original appearance and the clear blue jade water is extremely impressive.

Far away from the hot sun, suffocating in the city. Come here you will have a chance to see a pure beauty, being soaked in cool water, breathing the fresh air of the mountain region or standing under the waterfall… or simply to relax after a long and boring journey.

In addition at Chieng Khoa Moc Chau Waterfall. You also have a chance to enjoy Thai specialist cuisine. Such as forest chicken, five-colored sticky rice, bitter bamboo, buffalo meat, etc.