Go Lao waterfall in Go Mu hamlet, Son Thuy commune, Mai Chau district is a hidden gem of the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh.

 


Go Lao waterfall in Go Mu hamlet, Son Thuy commune, Mai Chau district.

Cascading down cliffs like a soft white ribbon, the waterfall enchants visitors with its pristine beauty and refreshing atmosphere, offering a break from urban life.

Accessible by a winding lakeside road or boat, the journey to the waterfall provides stunning views of Hoa Binh lake. Upon arrival, visitors can leave their vehicles in the village and hike a trail through lush forest to the waterfall, where steep stone steps lead down to the base.

During the rainy season which lasts from May to September, the 30-meter-high waterfall splits into three smaller streams, creating a spectacular misty scene.

The foot of the waterfall is surrounded by large boulders and clear, cool waters, perfect for those seeking an adventure or a serene picnic.

Beyond local interest, the waterfall draws travelers from other provinces and even abroad, adding allure to nearby resorts like Mai Chau hideaway and Ba Khan village, which offer hiking and cycling tours to the waterfall.

Go Lao waterfall, with its breathtaking scenery, along with the rich cultural traditions in the locality help enhance the appeal of Mai Chau, which has been designated as a national tourist site.


 

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