K50 Waterfall (also known as Hang En Waterfall) is located in Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve, Gia Lai province, and is considered a "muse" hidden in the middle of the Central Highlands.
K50 Waterfall, also known as Hang En Waterfall, is located in Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve (K'Bang District, Gia Lai). The waterfall is located in the upper reaches of the Con River, flowing from Gia Lai to An Toan Commune (An Lao District, Binh Dinh).
The waterfall is 54m high and 20-100m wide, depending on the season, with more or less water. Up to now, K50 waterfall still retains its wild and majestic beauty amidst the green space of the primeval forest.
K50 waterfall has a large amount of water, flowing vertically at a 90 degree angle, creating fog and rainbows all year round.
The water pouring down from above creates white foam, emitting cool steam that makes anyone who sets foot here feel peaceful and refreshed.
From afar, the waterfall looks like a white silk strip, flowing day and night among the vast green of the forest. At the foot of the waterfall are rocks with many unique and interesting shapes.
Reaching the highest peak, there is a primeval forest, with towering ancient trees, dotted with brightly blooming flowers.
The waterfall is located alone in the middle of the forest, surrounded by deep green nature with fresh, cool air.
The sound of water, mixed with the sounds of mountains and forests, creates a captivating melody.
From January to June is the best time of year to conquer K50 waterfall. During this time the weather is dry and there is little rain.
If you are a nature lover and passionate about discovery , try the journey to conquer K50 waterfall. Because each period of time, this place has its own unique features that bring its own experiences.
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