Pa Sy Waterfall
Pa Sy Waterfall
Pa Sy Waterfall
Pa Sy Waterfall
A picturesque waterfall at an altitude of 1,500 meters, surrounded by primeval pine forests of the Central Highlands.
Kon Tum
Waterfall
Ecotourism
Pa Sy Waterfall is the jewel of the eco-tourism zone in Kon Plong district. Formed by the confluence of three mountain streams (Dak Ke, Pau Suh), it is an impressive natural phenomenon up to 45 meters high. This place is ideal for those who want to enjoy the untouched nature of Vietnam's Central Highlands.
- Visit duration
30–45 minutes
- Opening hours
08:00 – 17:00
- Location
Măng Đen, Kon Plông
- Drop height
40–45 m
- Sea level
1,500 m
History and Nature
In the local indigenous language, the waterfall is called "Pau Suh", which translates to "meeting place of three rivers". With the arrival of the Vietnamese in the 19th century, the name transformed into "Pa Sy". The waterfall is shrouded in local folklore associated with the legend of the spirit Pling. Since 2002, the site has been recognized as a national landmark of Vietnam. A staircase of 186 steps passing through a picturesque pine forest has been built to descend to the foot of the waterfall.
It is recommended to visit on clear weather days to ensure the best visibility. During the rainy season, water levels can rise, creating unsafe conditions for tourists.
Useful Information
- How to get there
Car/motorcycle via National Highway 24
- Infrastructure
Food stalls and shops at the entrance
- Territory
25-hectare eco-park
- Access
Descent: 186 steps