KUANG SI WATERFALL - Luang Prabang Laos

Intro - In Lao, the waterfall is called Tat Kuang Si. Local people often tell a story associated with that name. Based on the legend, the waterfall was created by a wise old man collecting water from the Nam Xi River by digging deep into the ground. After the water returned, a golden deer came to make a home under the rock protruding from the waterfall. The name Tat Kuang Si is a combination of three words: "Tat" means "waterfall", "Kuang" means "deer" and "Si" means "digging into the ground". Attractions - Kuang Si is a complex of three waterfalls, the main waterfall is about 60 meters high with water pouring down from above, creating white foam and mist, creating a truly impressive scene. With cool and humid weather all year round, and the local government's strong protection of flora and fauna, Kuang Si's nature develops very naturally and richly. Walking along the trail leading to the waterfall, visitors will encounter many species of reptiles, rare mushrooms and flowers. Kuang Si Waterfall flows most of the year. The beautiful waterfall has a stunning emerald green color, crystal clear due to the significant amount of minerals found here. In the fresh air of Kuang Si, visitors can also hear the chirping of birds mixed with the sound of the waterfall blending together, like a wonderful harmony that makes the spirit more excited. Hotels - Rosewood Luang Prabang Food & Restaurants - Luang PRABANG Night Market Shopping - Luang PRABANG Night Market #waterfall #mytravelhacks #localguides