Silver Waterfall — Attraction in O Quy Ho Ward

We hired a taxi driver at a reasonable price to drive us to the Silver Waterfall and the Love Waterfall, about fifteen minutes from Sapa, and of course he would wait for us. First, for 70000 dong we entered the love waterfall reserve, a foggy morning created mysterious and beautiful sights, the road to this waterfall is lined with stairs, some with a railing, and lovely views. The waterfall itself is very high, at the bottom a heart-shaped object is designed and there you take pictures in the background of the waterfall, kitschy but nice. At the end, the taxi driver was waiting for us to take us to the silver waterfall, we bought a ticket at the entrance for 20,000 dong and we started a steep climb of about two hundred steps to the lower third of the waterfall, where there is a bridge that crosses the waterfall and allows a view angle up to its beginning at the top. At the exit of the waterfall there are several food stalls for those who are really hungry and can't wait until we get to Sapa. All in all a pleasant experience of several hours,...

Silver Waterfall in Sapa is a breathtaking natural attraction that is well worth the climb. The ascent involves many steps, but the effort is rewarded with stunning views and a sense of accomplishment. Along the way, there are several rest spots perfect for taking breaks and capturing beautiful photos of the surrounding landscape.

It’s important to note that the steps can become quite slippery when it rains, so wearing appropriate shoes with good grip is essential for safety. The cool weather in Sapa adds to the charm of the experience, making the climb more pleasant even on warmer days. The pristine, shimmering silver water cascading down the rocks is a mesmerizing sight that lives up to its name.

Overall, Silver Waterfall is a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The combination of scenic beauty, cool weather, and the refreshing sight of the cascading water makes it an...

The waterfall emerges from a steep mountain gorge, with water perpetually descending into a rocky basin below. This constant flow generates a resonant acoustic effect, contributing to the area’s immersive natural ambiance.

We totally enjoyed the easy walk up and down the guided steps with handrails for closer look at the waterfall. The whole area is clean and maintained. Minimal entrance fee for visitors.

This waterfall about 12-15km from Sapa town. We took Grab and the waterfall is right by the mountain roads.

Pools in this waterfall tended to be yellow, akin to rust. Not sure if this is due to the natural mineral content, or due to concreate and rebar being incorporated to stabilize the route of the river.

Some pipes were also evident. Not sure, but it could be one of the sources of the water supply for the town. Tap water in the town tastes...