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05 January 2018
Another nice Waterfall to visit in Ban Lung, did not like the way the elephants are chained to the trees for tourist to see.
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25 November 2017
Not much here, but very nice people selling stuff. The waterfall itself is pretty impressive. I will review the elephant trek here because it's not really listed anywhere else. And the people selling stuff at the waterfall are the same people that take care of the elephants. Some people have been critical of the care of the elephants but we did not experience that. Yes, of course they have chains on. They would wander away if they didn't. However, they have a lot of room to roam in a beautiful forest with plenty of food. The man that takes care of them has been taking care of them since he was 6 years old and it's obvious that there is a strong mutual respect. The elephants appeared very healthy and happy and it was amazing to watch them respond to his verbal commands. We got to take some small rides, but also helped wash them and just got to be very up close and personal with these beautiful animals.
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14 October 2017
Nice and natural. But need more development.
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29 June 2017
Waterfall with circle lake and amazing view. But got orange colour at rainy season.
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09 March 2017
Very beautiful waterfall ! please come and enjoy !
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01 January 2017
Water flow not to strong if you visit in December.
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31 December 2016
A waste of time. The place is dirty and not even beautiful. Not worth the dirt road to get there
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20 September 2016
Fantastic waterfall for swim during dry season, when water is clear
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