Discover the Awe of Tad Fane Waterfall: Nature's Majestic Display

Getting There

• Bus

  From Champasak, head to the local bus station. Look for a bus heading to Paksong. The ride should take approximately 1-1.5 hours. Buses run regularly, so you should have options throughout the day. Once you arrive in Paksong, ask the bus driver to drop you off near the Tad Fane Waterfall entrance, or ask locals for directions to the waterfall, which is about 38 kilometers from the main road.

• Motorbike

  If you're comfortable riding a motorbike, you can rent one in Champasak. From the town center, head north on Route 13. After about 25 kilometers, turn left onto Route 20 towards Paksong. Continue for another 13 kilometers until you reach the Tad Fane Waterfall sign on your left. The entrance will be marked, and you can park your bike there.

• Bicycle

  For those looking for a more adventurous route, renting a bicycle in Champasak is an option. Start by cycling along Route 13 northbound. It’s a scenic route, but be prepared for some uphill riding. After approximately 25 kilometers, transition onto Route 20 towards Paksong. Keep cycling for about 13 more kilometers until you see the sign for Tad Fane Waterfall. The journey might take several hours, so plan accordingly and pack water and snacks.

• Walking (Trek)

  If you're up for a challenge and enjoy trekking, you can walk to Tad Fane Waterfall. Start from Champasak and head towards Paksong along Route 13. This is a long hike of about 38 kilometers, so it’s recommended to start early in the day. Take breaks as needed and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. Once you reach Paksong, follow the signs to the waterfall entrance. Note that this trek will take several hours, and you should be prepared with proper gear.