Hidden Waterfall of Ta Puong in Central Vietnam
Hidden Waterfall of Ta Puong in Central Vietnam
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Located in Ta Puong Village, Huong Hoa District of Quang Tri Province, Ta Puong Waterfall is one of the most impressive natural scenery of Central Vietnam.
The waterfall is 30-35m high with a large flow of water throughout the year. The unspoiled Waterfall majestically pours water all year, like white silk. The waterfall’s summit offers a gorgeous spectacle with its rocky brown crest protruding through soft, white cascades.
A 20-minute walk further downstream leads you to another waterfall. Though lower at 10 meters, the second waterfall is wider than the first.
From afar, as locals describe, its cascading waters resemble the luscious hair of local girls.
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