THE PICTURESQUE TAD SAE WATERFALLS - PART TWO

6TH DECEMBER 2016 ~ At Tad Sae waterfalls, there are jungle tracks for visitors to climb up and satisfy their curiousity to find out if there are more awesome waterfalls at the higher levels. So we went trekking uphill along a real jungle treks and I had much earlier realized I should not do this kind of activity when I go on a holiday. I was extra careful just to make sure I would not injure myself.

We could not see any more beautiful waterfalls so we decided to turn back when the stream was not flowing fast anymore, signalling that there was no cascading water nearby.

once the trekking was over

Do you see what I see?

The trekking should provide good exercise for me even though I had sore muscles after that. When was the last time I went jungle trekking? It was a very long time ago, I could not even remember. Definitely another spot you should visit in Luang Prabang, if you like swimming or trekking, or least to enjoy the beautiful nature/

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THE PICTURESQUE TAD SAE WATERFALLS - PART ONE

6th DECEMBER 2016 ~ Once the boat was docked at the jetty on the river bank, we made our way to the counter ticket and that cost us 15 000 Kip per person. Other than the waterfalls trip, you could also go on the elephant ride at a spot nearby.

a machine that is manoeuvred using the water from the stream

a cafe on the water

a worker sweeping the leaves IN the water

After a short distance, we arrived at the first pit stop where we could see the blue and clear stream and small waterfalls cascading down the rocks among the trees. This was one place where visitors could swim and enjoy the cool and refreshing water.

We stayed there for a short while (to pose) and then proceeded to do some hiking up the hills to find our what mother nature had to offer.

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