About Pa Sy Waterfall
Pa Sy Waterfall is a natural waterfall located in Mang Den town, Kon Plong District, Quang Ngai Province in Vietnam's Central Highlands. Formed by the convergence of three streams from Mang Den's highest point, it cascades about 150 meters through primeval forest. The site is notable for its forested setting, wooden bridges and sculptures, and cultural association with the Mo Nam people, making it one of Mang Den's most visited natural attractions.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested waterfall set within primeval forest about 6 km from Mang Den town center. The waterfall flows over rocky tiers surrounded by dense trees, wooden bridges, walking paths and carved wooden statues. Areas to explore include viewing platforms at the base of the falls, forest trails, and small streams feeding the main cascade. The environment is cool and humid due to the highland elevation, with opportunities for sightseeing, photography and nature walking.
Key highlights
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Waterfall formed by three streams converging at Mang Den's highest point
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Cascade flowing through primeval forest with cool highland climate
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Wooden bridges, walkways and viewing platforms near the falls
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Wooden sculptures reflecting local Mo Nam cultural motifs
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Forested trails and picnic areas surrounding the waterfall
Culture & Context
Associated with local legends of the seven lakes and three streams of Mang Den and culturally significant to the Mo Nam ethnic group who inhabit the Kon Plong area
Route
| By road | Located about 6 km northwest of Mang Den town center in Kon Plong District, accessible by car, motorbike or taxi from Mang Den via paved road followed by a short forest walk from the parking area |
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| Nearest airport |