Tad Ley Nga Waterfall, Loei Province

Tad Lei Nga Waterfall is a famous waterfall with beautiful and grandeur. It is considered part of the origin of the Loei River. It is located in Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary, Loei Province. The waterfall is about 70 meters high and the cliff is 100 meters wide. Getting there is not easy. You have to make a reservation to enter the area and must receive permission from the officer only. With the risky and dangerous route around, especially the herds of wild elephants, this place has become another destination for forest lovers and tourists who love adventure and nature tourism. They are interested and want to conquer Tad Lei Nga Waterfall at least once in their lives. To get to Tad Lei Nga Waterfall, you have to walk into the forest along a natural path only because it is a deep forest area. It takes about 6 kilometers to walk. Even though it is only a short distance, it is considered a brutal route. Some parts of the trek to this waterfall require climbing, crossing waterways and slippery rocks on the cliff. This is the reason why visiting this waterfall requires an officer to lead the way. When we arrive, we will find a large waterfall with water flowing down from a high cliff, hitting the rocks below, making a loud noise throughout the forest. It is considered another impressive and worthwhile trip. Coordinates: Tambon Loei Wang Sai, Amphoe Phu Luang, Loei Province #Loei #HelloStranger #TeamNortheast