Named after Hang Te Cho Village in Lang Nhi Commune, Tram Tau District, Yen Bai Province, Hang Te Cho Waterfall is highly recommended for travelers who want venture into untouched places on Earth.
Hang Te Cho Waterfall stands out with its pure white amidst the vast green hues of the mountains and forests - Photos: Phuong Di Dau
Perched at an altitude of 1,800 meters above sea level, Hang Te Cho Waterfall boasts an untouched allure, surrounded by dense forests and towering mountains. The expedition to conquer Hang Te Cho Waterfall presents adventurers with a diverse range of challenges and emotions.
From moments of tranquility and relaxation to instances of tension and apprehension, travelers undergo a rollercoaster of feelings throughout the journey. The path entails negotiating steep slopes, often no wider than a wheel’s width, which become even more treacherous during rainy season, with mud exacerbating the difficulty.
The majestic beauty of Hang Te Cho Waterfall
Moreover, adventurers must embark on a one-hour trek to reach the waterfall’s vicinity, traversing a landscape adorned with cornfields, cliffs, and perilous streams. Along the way, they encounter precarious bridges nestled amidst imposing rocks.
Despite the challenges, the ascent offers unforgettable vistas of lush green terraced fields and distant Mong village rooftops. As travelers draw nearer to the waterfall, its splendor unfolds—a shimmering cascade descending like a silver thread amid verdant foliage. The tranquil sound of rushing water and cool mist envelops visitors, washing away the strains of the journey and leaving them mesmerized by the northwest’s grandeur.
Conquering Hang Te Cho Waterfall demands careful preparation and steady nerves. Travelers must equip themselves with suitable gear for mountain trekking and be prepared to handle potential challenges along the way. Nevertheless, the journey promises a rewarding experience, immersing adventurers in the untamed beauty of northwest Vietnam.
By Thanh Hien - Phuong Di Dau
