Ban Gioc Waterfall

Location: Ban Gioc Falls is situated in Trung Khanh District, Cao Bang Province.

Characteristics: Ban Gioc Falls is famous for a famous fish named "tram huong".

Water from Quy Xuan River falling down on the stone creates water droplets columns that can be seen from a distance. The echo of the falls can be heard kilometers away from Trung Khanh. The temperature near the waterfall is remarkably cool, due to the water mist in the air.

At the foot of the waterfall is a large river, as calm as glass, surrounded by many precious kinds of flowers. In the early 1920s, French people started building cottages on the river banks. They would come here to relax and fish for "tram huong".

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