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Cao Bang Loop is a little-known treasure; it rivals the Sapa and Ha Giang loops in the adventure it offers and serves as a peaceful getaway from city life. If you are looking for an unforgettable experience amidst nature in Cao Bang, Ban Gioc Waterfall is the place to visit. This is the largest natural waterfall in Vietnam and an experience that will leave a mark of nature on you. Ban Gioc Falls was named one of the 21 most stunning waterfalls in the world by Travel + Leisure in 2024, cementing its status as a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Recently, Lonely Planet, a prestigious Australian travel magazine, announced 7 destinations that you must definitely visit in Southeast Asia for this summer 2024. Surprisingly, in this list there is a candidate from Vietnam, which is Cao Bang in 3rd place after Siargao and Amed.

Culture, people, and landscapes are where Vietnam truly stands out on the world tourism map, with the landscape being something that catches tourists’ attention. You may have visited many of the mountains, forests, and beaches in this country, but if you're looking to explore something new, the waterfalls in Vietnam could really satisfy your craving. Note that Vietnam is home to over 200 waterfalls, both big and small, but visiting them all seems out of the question. So, it's safe to say that this article is perfect for you, as we will introduce the top ten most notable waterfalls in Vietnam in total.

While the Ha Giang Loop (around 380 km) is celebrated for vertical cliffs and adrenaline-fueled riding, the Cao Bang Loop is defined by diversity. Stretching over roughly 338 km, the route unfolds through a constantly changing landscape, from powerful border waterfalls and hidden stone villages to wide green valleys and jagged limestone peaks.