Detian Transnational Waterfall Scenic Spot

The Detian Transnational Waterfall Scenic Area is located in Daxin County, Chongzuo City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, on the border between China and Vietnam. It spans across China and Vietnam, measuring over 200 meters wide. It is not only Asia's largest and the world's second-largest transnational waterfall, but also a filming location for the famous TV series "The Journey of Flower." Adjacent to Vietnam's Ban Gioc Waterfall, the two waterfalls, one large and one small, hang like intimate sisters between the lush green cliffs, making it an excellent destination to admire the border's karst landscape wonders.

The source of the waterfall is the Guichun River, a border river between China and Vietnam. The water cascades down a 60-meter-high cliff in three tiers, creating a roaring and magnificent spectacle. Especially at noon when the upstream sluice gates are opened, the crystal-clear water columns plunge straight down, and the mist they generate often forms a brilliant rainbow under the refraction of sunlight. Surrounded by verdant peaks, the mountains and waters reflect each other, perfectly blending the majestic grandeur of nature with the unique elegance of the southern country.

In addition to overlooking the panoramic view from the mountain waist boardwalk, the most unmissable experience for tourists is taking a bamboo raft on the border river. Boating on the water not only allows you to feel the refreshing spray up close but also to gaze at the Vietnamese scenery on the opposite bank. You might even encounter Vietnamese border residents paddling small boats selling local specialties on the river. Here, the natural beauty and unique humanistic border customs blend harmoniously, promising an incredibly impactful transnational tour experience.