Things to see and do Paksong

The Tad Fane Waterfall, is located within the Dong Hua Sao National Protected Area (NBCA). It is probably the highest in Laos; it is made up of two arms plunging more than 120m. Please be aware that swimming is not permitted on the site. A sporty trek on a very steep and slippery dirt road - to be avoided during the rainy season! - will take you to the top of this waterfall: splendid view! It is possible to cross the site in the air using a zip line (about 40 US$). People prone to vertigo should refrain!

In the heart of a luxuriant forest, the Yuang waterfalls, also called Tad Gneuang, are less dizzying than those of Tad Fane, but the site is better developed and they are more easily accessible. Shops, restaurants and craft shops are set up after the entrance portico. From there, a staircase leads to the foot of Tad Yuang Falls. A small promontory makes it possible to appreciate its splendour. They are formed by two torrents that flow more than 40 m high. It is possible to swim at the foot of the falls, but be careful with the current!