This video can be embedded on other websites.<br />✔️Description: Ban Gioc – Detian Falls or Ban Gioc Falls is a collective name for two waterfalls on the Quây Sơn River that straddle the international border between China and Vietnam; more specifically located between the Karst hills of Daxin County, Guangxi, and Trùng Khánh District, Cao Bằng Province. #shorts #naturelovers #naturalbeauty #beautifulplaces #wonderfulplaces #nature #mindblowing #touristattraction #exploreworld #touristguide #bangioc #waterfall Tucked away in a remote area of Northern Vietnam, the province of Cao Bang is bursting with beautiful dramatic scenery and landscapes like the gorgeous Ban Gioc Waterfall (also known as Detian Falls in China). Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark, where the falls are located, is still relatively uncrowded during the week, making this majestic waterfall even more impressive since you'll feel you have the entire place to yourself. But don't wait to visit – this unique area in Vietnam, with its stunning natural beauty, is drawing more and more visitors every season. Ban Gioc Detian falls is approximately 360 kilometres away from Hanoi which can be reached via national highway and some provincial roads. This will take you about 8 hours of driving and is the only way for you to reach Cao Bang and Ban Gioc Detain falls. Despite the fact that this place is top destination for both Vietnamese and Chinese locals, foreign tourists are rarely to be found here. It is surprise that an impressive sightseeing is overrun by travelers. The waterfalls have several layers and its 300m span which make it visually magnificent. Being fed by the Quay Son river, Ban Gioc Detian Falls welcomes tourists all year long with drying up. However, the best time to visit this place is from September to October. If you come earlier at June to August, some heavy rain can prevent you from admiring the spectacular beauty of this waterfall. Also, weekdays are perfect for you to travelers. The number of tourists can reach its peak in weekends and public holidays. Lunchtime is the best time for you to take photos as the dam upstream is open allowing the full flow of water.
