Located along the border between Vietnam and China, Ban Gioc Waterfall is one of the country’s most beautiful natural sites — calm, powerful, and full of life. When autumn arrives, soft sunlight spreads over the green mountains, and clear water flows steadily down the cliffs, creating a peaceful and refreshing scene.
A simple raft ride along the quiet Quay Son River lets you feel the cool air and hear the steady sound of the waterfall — a natural rhythm that soothes the mind. Nearby, Nguom Ngao Cave offers impressive rock formations, while the 400-year-old stone village of Khuoi Ky reflects the daily life and traditions of the Tay people.
Cao Bang also offers distinctive local dishes such as: roasted duck with seven spices, pho chua (sour noodle soup), and handmade smoked sausages — simple foods that show the region’s character.
Visiting Ban Gioc in autumn is a calm and memorable experience — a place where nature, culture, and local life come together in quiet harmony.
