If you are traveling to Laos, you must go to Luang Prabang Kuang Si Waterfall!

Second trip to Laos. First was Vientiane, Vang Vieng Blue Lagoon Second was Vientiane, Luang Prabang Kuang Si Waterfall Kuang Si Waterfall recommended by many people, I heard somewhere that it is one of the top 100 attractions in the world and a must-see? Take the train from Vientiane (You can easily make a reservation by searching on Google) Make a reservation at least 2-3 days in advance. I made a reservation the day before, so I couldn't adjust the time, and I made a reservation for a 3rd class seat. It was a 2-hour trip, so even a 3rd class seat wasn't difficult. It was the rainy season, and it kept raining, but I rented a motorcycle and set off wearing a raincoat~~ Motorcycle rental fee: 150,000 LAK Raincoat: 69,000 LAK Fuel: 50,000 LAK (This amount of gas is more than enough for a round trip) It is 27km, and it takes about 1 hour one way. If you go about 10 minutes from the city, you will see a fork in the road at first. Just follow the large Kuang Si Waterfall picture and signboard and move. After that, just keep going straight along the main road. While feeling the nature of Laos The good thing about the rainy season is that there is no dust on the road, so it is comfortable. The advantage of the rainy season. Most of the roads are paved. After arriving at the parking lot (parking fee is 5,000 LAK for a motorcycle, prepare cash), buy a ticket, take a cart, and walk 500m through nature to see the magnificent Kuang Si Waterfall. It was rainy season so I couldn't see the beautiful emerald color, but a large number of magnificent waterfalls welcomed me with a loud roar. I took some pictures and took a moment to admire the view before moving on. I saw a sign that said "The View" on the way up, and it was a cafe. It was raining so I was wondering when I would be able to come back, but I moved on with a light heart. The iron stairs kindly had calories written on them, and if you climb about 600 stairs, you're done. I took a 5-hour flight, but you have to climb the stairs for about 15 minutes. I didn't have a good view because the weather was bad, but I don't regret it. If you go up, you can go up to a cafe with a good view for 30,000 LAK, and if you pay separately, you can experience a zipline. If you come down from the observatory and go down the path on the right, there is a stream with water flowing down from the waterfall. It was the rainy season, so I couldn't swim here, and it was a bit disappointing because it was muddy, but I just imagined it~~ If you want to see many beautiful sights, travel when it doesn't rain. After that, I got back on my motorcycle again. Tip: You pay for the motorcycle parking fee when you leave, but I had a hard time because I didn't have cash. Parking fee does not support One-Pay. I paid 6,000 LAK with One-Pay at a street vendor and received 5,000 LAK in cash. Except for the parking fee, I paid everything with One-Pay, including the street vendors, park entrance fee, drinks, and The View entrance fee. #LuangPrabang #Motorcycle #luangprabang #Kuangsi #KuangSiWaterfall #KuangSiWaterfall