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Jeong Bang Waterfall, South Korea

Jeong Bang is special because its water falls directly to the sea - the only one in Asia. Undoubtedly, it is a beautiful spot to enjoy both the mountain and the sea by Jeju island. 
From where the water gets out of the mountain till it touch the pool below, it is 23m. Since it is a popular Jeju attraction, you may not be able to swim but photography is worthy. 

Ban Gioc Waterfall, Vietnam

Positioned amid the karst hills of Cao Bang province, Ban Gioc or De Tian Waterfall is the biggest transitional waterfall in Asia and the fourth in the World. It is more known as the border line of Vietnam and China, hence you can admire the fall from both two countries. 
Its setting with lush vegetation, white water overflows and a backdrop of towering cliffs is a reason why it’s appreciated and noted amongst the top in Asia. By size, it’s about 200m wide and water thunders at the height of 70 m into the below clear pools fit for swimming.
For the best tips of adventuring to this rugged area where the fall locates, feel free to contact Vietnam Tour team !



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Golden Waterfall, Taiwan

Golden Waterfall stands out in this Asia Waterfall for its distinctive color: the yellow that comes from copper and iron deposits in the ground. It is not an ideal place to swim. But if you are eager to capture something really spectacular then do not hesitate to include this hotspot into your Taiwan itinerary. 

Thi Lo Su Waterfall, Thailand

Thi Lo Su Waterfall is one of its kind you can only find in Thailand. Cascading at the height of 250 m and 450 meters wide, Thi Lo Su is the largest in Thailand. It’s in Umphang Wildlife Sanctuary where glimpses of various Wildlife species are usual. A visit to the fall is beyond nature encounters to admiring its enthralling locality comprised of pools, evergreen trees and grasses. Moreover, the overflow past multiple tiers presents a whole backdrop for World class photo shoots.

Sekempul Waterfall, Bali - Indonesia

Many travelers claim this fall as the most beautiful one in the island of Bali. For us, it is more than that !
Reaching the fall is a true adventure which requires efforts to cross river, trek over the dense jungle or getting over the dirt road - all these make your visit rewarding. Sekempul has different layers, each time you climb higher, you will have a new view !

Unchalli Falls, India

From the stable flow, unusual shape to distinctive surroundings, Unchalli falls yet stands a unique one among India’s magnificent waterfalls to awe. It’s settled near Yellapur town in Uttara Kannada district. The falls’ water cataract that streams from a height of about 450 feet originate from the legendary Aghanashini River.



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Hidden Tiger Falls, Myanmar

We bet if you search " hidden tiger fall", you may not find out what we mentioned here. This means the fall is really really less-known even for adventure seekers. 
If you are curious about Myanmar - a country with decades of isolation, this fall has something similar. It is hidden in a secluded land of Lashio, one of the far north states near China. 
Since recent year, a social enterprise called Myanmar Outfitter Adventure has been pioneering to star the fall in the sustainable travel map. 
If you are pulled by the above photo, contact our Myanmar Tour experts for further information. 

Tad Fane Waterfall, Laos

Though it is less appeared in tourism radar, Tad Fane has something to lure any visitors to Laos. 
Tucked away in Don Hua Sao national park in the remote Champasak Province, Tad Fane is a perfect choice to make up a balance after seeing the Unesco Heritage in the area. Comprising 2 watercourses that down from 400 feet tall, the fall is really unique. We suggest you to hire a private tour guide to soak up the best view of this breathtaking site. 
Recommended Reading: Top 10 Laos Waterfalls

Huangguoshu Waterfall, China

Of all waterfalls in China, Huangguoshu is the most famed and one of the biggest with gorgeous water flows. It's 81m wide and ranked the tallest in China with a 74 m water cascade. Besides the stunning falls, travelers are captivated by the curtain cave behind it. From this cave, you can take in the most breathtaking views of this fall.

Travel inspiration: Top Photography Spots in China




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Mae Ya Waterfall, Thailand

With its uncommon triangular cascade, Mae Ya Waterfall is undoubtedly a highlight for a trip to northern Thailand. Mae Ya is placed in Doi Inthanon National Park and a spot not to miss if you are after exploring this Park. Certainly, for this fall, travelers are dazzled by the sights of the 30 storied rock cliff engulfed by rushing water displaying a thin like White curtain.

See also: Top Things to do in Thailand



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Nachi Falls, Japan 

Though it’s the highest in Japan at the height of 133m, this doesn’t hold its fame. Instead, travelers from different parts of the World treasure it for its bizarre and enormous setting. The laid back atmosphere, subtropical surroundings adds to the spectacular views of Nachi Taisha shrines from this fall.



Photo: Cameron B

Kegon Falls, Japan

Near Nikko city in Nikko National Park is where you find Kegon Falls inclusive of Japan’s top spots to marvel. Kegon falls formation resulted after diversion of Daiya River waters by constant lava flows. Its water plunges from a height of 97m and is about 7m wide. The lower part of the main fall is girdled by small waterfalls presenting a striking scenery for beguiling Instagram photo snaps.



Photo: Salman Saif

Jarogo Waterfall, Pakistan

Undeniably the most impressive water spot in Pakistan, Jarogo is truly picturesque and awe-inspring. The water flows into many mountains and valley in Swat District of Khyber PaKhtunkhwa province. The fall is really eye-catching but if you have a guided tour, you will have chance to get more legends from the locals too. 

Limunsudan Falls, Philippines

When you ask the local people about this fall, some even may not know about this since it is out of the ordinary tourist map. However, Limunsudan really surprises you for its magnificence. The whole watefall is about 900 feet high, hiding itself in a remote jungle. Some says it is the highest fall, the other argure it is the biggest. 
Whether one of two mentioned characters, it is really worth seeing Limunsudan in Rogongon. 
 

Jog Falls, India

According to its location near Jog village, it’s not hard to see why is called Jog falls. This fall dawns from Sharavath river gushing at 253m into the below basin. With this water cascade, Jog is the highest in Karnataka state and the second highest in all of India after Nohkalikai Falls. Spellbinding views besetting this fall create a truly memorable experience to remember. If not Jog falls, it’s as well named Gerusoppe Falls.

Ginga Falls & Ryusei Falls, Japan

It’s rare to find waterfalls tumbling side by side, and if that is your interest, Japan is the best destination to find these falls of this kind. Referred to as “husband and wife waterfall”, Ginga & Ryusei Falls are visited annually by visitors who seek unique encounters. The towering mountains, lush vegetation adds to the falls’ allure. This must-visit spot is located in sounkyo gorge about 3 km from Obako valley.