95 places to discover
Agnes Falls is a 59-metre single-span waterfall in the Agnes Falls Scenic Reserve near Toora and Agnes in South Gippsland, Victoria. Recognised as the highest single drop waterfall in Victoria, it plunges over sandstone cliffs into a forested gorge. Managed by Parks Victoria, the reserve is set in stringybark forest and accessed via a short walking track to viewing platforms with picnic facilities.
Air Terjun Coban Rondo is an 84-meter waterfall located in Pandesari Village, Pujon District, Malang Regency, East Java, at approximately 1,135 meters above sea level. Set within a pine forest managed by Perhutani, it is one of the most accessible waterfalls near Batu and Malang. The site is known for its single tall cascade, cool mountain climate, and integrated tourism area that includes a labyrinth park, camping ground, and facilities for visitors.
Air Terjun Sedudo is a 105-meter waterfall located in Ngliman Village, Sawahan District, Nganjuk Regency, East Java, on the slopes of Mount Wilis at about 1,438 meters above sea level. It is one of the tallest waterfalls in East Java and a well-known natural attraction in Nganjuk. The site features a single vertical drop into a shallow pool, surrounded by forested hills, with paved access, stairs, and basic visitor facilities.
Aliwagwag Falls is a multi-tiered cascade waterfall located within the Aliwagwag Protected Landscape in Barangay Aliwagwag, Cateel, Davao Oriental, Philippines. Regarded as one of the tallest waterfalls in the country at about 338 meters with more than 130 cascading tiers, it flows along the Cateel River surrounded by dense forest. The site is developed as Aliwagwag Falls Eco Park with viewing decks, stairways and a hanging bridge, and is a major natural attraction in Davao Oriental.
Ao Tien, also known as Fairy Pond, is a small natural pond located within Ba Be National Park in Nam Mau Commune, Ba Be District, Thai Nguyen Province, northern Vietnam. Situated amid primeval forest and limestone karst near Ba Be Lake, it is noted for its clear, emerald water surrounded by old trees and moss-covered rocks. The pond is associated with a local legend of fairies bathing and is visited as a tranquil stop on trekking routes through the park.
Ban Gioc Waterfall is a large cascade waterfall on the Quay Son River in Dam Thuy Commune, Trung Khanh District, Cao Bang Province, northeastern Vietnam. It is the largest natural waterfall in Vietnam and one of the largest border waterfalls in the world, shared with Detian Falls on the Chinese side. Known for its multi-tiered limestone cascades, wide curtain of water and surrounding karst landscape, it is a major natural attraction in Cao Bang.
Ba Om Pond (Ao Ba Om) is a square-shaped natural freshwater pond located in Nguyet Hoa Commune, Chau Thanh District, about 7 km southwest of Tra Vinh city in Vinh Long Province. Covering about 300 meters per side and surrounded by centuries-old trees, it is recognized as a national cultural and historical relic. The pond is notable for its clear water, lotus coverage, and proximity to Ang Pagoda and the Khmer Cultural Museum.
Batu Hapu Cave (Gua Batu Hapu) is a natural limestone cave located in Batu Hapu Village, Hatungun District, Tapin Regency, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. Set within forested karst hills, the cave features spacious chambers adorned with stalactites and stalagmites. It is notable as a natural attraction and local heritage site in the Meratus foothills, offering visitors insight into karst geology and the surrounding rural landscape near the mountains of South Kalimantan.
Beauchamp Falls is a forested waterfall in the Great Otway National Park near Beech Forest in Victoria's Colac Otway Shire. Accessed via a walking track through cool temperate rainforest dominated by mountain ash and myrtle beech, the falls drop over a ledge into a fern-lined gully. Notable for its secluded rainforest setting, seasonal flow variations and well-maintained walking trail, it is a popular stop on the Otways waterfall circuit.
Berry Springs Nature Park is a protected nature park in Berry Springs, about 47 kilometres south of Darwin in the Litchfield Municipality, Northern Territory. It is notable for its clear, spring-fed swimming pools set within monsoon forest and woodlands. The park is a popular day-use recreation area for swimming, picnicking and nature appreciation, and includes WWII heritage sites and walking tracks.
Big Crystal Creek is a clear rainforest creek in Paluma Range National Park, about 65 kilometres north of Townsville in northern Queensland. It is known for its large swimming holes, smooth granite boulders and natural rock slides, including the popular Paradise Waterhole. Surrounded by tropical rainforest, the creek offers day-use picnic areas and short walking tracks and is a well-known freshwater swimming destination near Paluma.
Blinman Pools is a series of permanent spring-fed waterholes set in a narrow gorge about one kilometre north of Blinman in the northern Flinders Ranges, South Australia. Surrounded by rugged quartzite cliffs and river red gums, the pools retain water for most of the year and form a popular natural swimming and picnic spot. Located near the historic copper-mining town of Blinman, the site offers scenic walking, photography and a cool refuge in the arid landscape.
Bool Lagoon is a large freshwater wetland and game reserve in the Limestone Coast region of South Australia, about 24 kilometres south of Naracoorte. Part of the Bool and Hacks Lagoons system, it is a Ramsar-listed wetland of international importance. The reserve is renowned for its seasonal waterbird habitat, supporting up to 150 bird species, and features boardwalks, bird hides and walking trails that allow visitors to observe the wetland environment.
Cam Luong Fish Stream is a natural spring and stream at the foot of Truong Sinh Mountain in Cam Luong Commune, Cam Thuy District, Thanh Hoa Province, about 80 km northwest of Thanh Hoa City. It is famous for thousands of fish, mainly dark-colored carp and mullet, living densely in clear, cool water emerging from limestone karst. Considered sacred by the local Muong people, the fish are protected and not caught, making the site a distinctive natural and cultural attraction.
Canal Rocks is a coastal granite rock formation on the Indian Ocean near Yallingup in the City of Busselton, Western Australia, within Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. A narrow channel cut through the layered gneissic rocks by the ocean creates a natural canal bridged by a timber footbridge. Notable for dramatic wave action, clear turquoise water and rugged coastline, it is a popular sightseeing and photography stop on the Margaret River region's Caves Road tourist route.
The Canopy Walk is a 280-metre elevated boardwalk within Kent Ridge Park in the Kent Ridge sub-zone of Queenstown, Singapore. Part of the Southern Ridges trail network, it winds through secondary forest canopy at up to 18 metres above ground, linking Kent Ridge Park to HortPark. Notable for its forest immersion, birdwatching opportunities and views of the surrounding greenery, it offers visitors a tranquil nature experience close to the city and near historic World War II sites.
Cape Ca Mau (Mui Ca Mau) is the southernmost tip of mainland Vietnam, located in Dat Mui Commune, Ngoc Hien District, Ca Mau Province within Mui Ca Mau National Park. Marked by a prominent GPS coordinate monument and national flag, the cape lies where mangrove forests meet the East Sea and Gulf of Thailand. It is a nationally significant landmark symbolizing Vietnam's southern frontier and a major ecotourism destination known for its coastal mangrove landscape.
Cape Willoughby Lighthouse is a historic coastal lighthouse at the eastern tip of Kangaroo Island in South Australia, within Cape Willoughby Conservation Park. Built in 1852, it was the first lighthouse erected in South Australia to guide vessels through Backstairs Passage. The whitewashed tower, keeper's cottages and surrounding coastal cliffs offer heritage interpretation and panoramic views over the Backstairs Passage and Dudley Peninsula.
Cedar Creek Falls is a seasonal waterfall near Palm Grove and Woodwark in the Whitsunday Region of Queensland, about 30 km north-west of Airlie Beach. Set within open eucalypt forest near Conway National Park, it features a broad rock face and a large freshwater swimming hole at its base. The falls flow most impressively after wet-season rain and are a popular day-trip destination for swimming, picnicking and photography.
The Champagne Pools are natural shallow seawater pools on the northern ocean side of K'gari (Fraser Island) in Great Sandy National Park, Queensland. Formed by volcanic rock formations along the coastline near Waddy Point, waves crash over the rocks creating bubbly, champagne-like foam. The pools offer a protected swimming spot at low tide and are notable for their scenic coastal setting, clear water, and accessibility via a short boardwalk from the car park.
Cunca Wulang Canyon is a forested canyon and waterfall system in Mbeliling, West Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, about 30 km east of Labuan Bajo on Flores Island. It is notable for its narrow gorge with high rock walls, a multi-tiered waterfall and clear turquoise pools. Accessed by a forest trek, it is a popular day-trip natural attraction for swimming, cliff jumping and photography.
Cuu Thac Tu Son is a nature tourism area centered on a series of nine cascading waterfalls in Tu Son Commune, Kim Boi District, Phu Tho Province, about 60 km southwest of Hanoi. Set within forested hills, the site features natural pools, streams and walking trails connecting the falls. It is notable for its tiered waterfall system, swimming areas and eco-tourism facilities, attracting visitors for day trips, nature sightseeing and outdoor recreation.
Dai Yem Waterfall is a well-known two-tier cascade in Muong Sang Commune, Moc Chau District, Son La Province, about 5 km from Moc Chau town. Fed by the Vat and Bo Sap streams, it is about 100 meters wide with a height of around 50 meters. Notable for its white, scarf-like flow in the rainy season, the waterfall is a scenic natural attraction surrounded by forest and limestone hills.
Datanla Waterfall is a multi-tiered cascade waterfall located on Prenn Pass about 5 km south of central Da Lat in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Set within a pine forest, it is one of Da Lat's most visited natural attractions. The falls descend over seven tiers through forested slopes and rocky terrain. It is notable for combining natural scenery with managed adventure activities such as an alpine coaster, canyoning and ziplining.
Dip Falls is a tiered cascade waterfall on the Dip River in north-west Tasmania, located within the Dip River Forest Reserve near Mawbanna in the Circular Head local government area. The falls are notable for distinctive hexagonal and cubic basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity, over which water cascades. Surrounded by temperate rainforest with myrtle and ferns, the site includes viewing platforms and short walking tracks and is known for its geological features and forest setting.
Dray Nur Waterfall is a major waterfall on the Srepok River on the border of Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces, located in Dray Sap Commune, Krong Ana District, about 26 km south of Buon Ma Thuot City. It is the largest of the three waterfalls on the Srepok River system, approximately 250 meters wide and over 30 meters high. Notable for its wide cascade over basalt cliffs, surrounding dry dipterocarp forest, and accessible viewing areas.
Ellinjaa Falls is a picturesque cascade waterfall on Ellinjaa Creek near Millaa Millaa in the Atherton Tablelands, Queensland, within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. Part of the popular Waterfall Circuit alongside Millaa Millaa and Zillie Falls, it features a multi-tiered drop surrounded by lush tropical rainforest. Visitors access the falls via a short walking track and viewing platform, with a swimming hole at its base, making it a notable natural attraction in the Tablelands Region.
Emerald Pool (Sa Morakot) is a natural mineral-water pool inside Khao Phra Bang Khram Wildlife Sanctuary in Khlong Thom Nuea, Khlong Thom District, Krabi Province. Fed by warm springs flowing through limestone hills, the pool is known for its clear emerald-green color. Surrounded by lowland rainforest, it is a popular swimming and nature-walking destination managed as part of the protected wildlife sanctuary.
Ewens Ponds Conservation Park is a protected spring-fed wetland near Eight Mile Creek in the District Council of Grant, South Australia, about 25 kilometres south of Mount Gambier. Proclaimed in 1976, it preserves three crystal-clear limestone spring ponds connected by shallow channels. Renowned for exceptional underwater visibility up to 80 metres, the ponds support rare aquatic plants and fish. The park is a popular site for snorkelling and scuba diving in cool, constant-temperature waters.
Fairy Stream (Suoi Tien) is a shallow, ankle-deep watercourse in Ham Tien Ward, Phan Thiet City, Lam Dong Province, flowing from Hon Rom area to the sea. Notable for its striking landscape of red, orange and white sandstone cliffs, limestone formations and lush greenery lining a soft red-sand bed. The stream runs about 1-2 km through dunes and palm groves, creating a distinctive natural attraction near Mui Ne that draws visitors for its colorful geology and tranquil wading experience.
Giai Oan Pagoda is a small Buddhist pagoda located at the foot of Yen Tu Mountain in Thuong Yen Cong Ward, Uong Bi City, Quang Ninh Province. Situated beside Giai Oan Stream on the pilgrimage route to Yen Tu, it is part of the Yen Tu Historical Relic and Scenic Complex. The pagoda is notable for its tranquil forest setting, traditional Vietnamese Buddhist architecture, and its association with the legend of King Tran Nhan Tong and the Truc Lam Zen sect.
Gilbert Trail is a scenic 1.5-kilometer nature walk in Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh. Named after Major General Walter Raleigh Gilbert, the first commander of Kasauli cantonment, this colonial-era bridle path winds through dense pine and deodar forests. The trail offers panoramic valley views, birdwatching opportunities, and connects Kasauli Club to the Air Force Station near Sunset Point.
Goa Jomblang is a vertical collapse-doline cave located in Jetis Wetan, Pacarejo, Semanu, Gunung Kidul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Formed by the collapse of limestone land, it features a 50-meter deep vertical shaft leading to an ancient forest and a horizontal tunnel connecting to Goa Grubug. It is famous for the 'Light of Heaven' sun rays penetrating the cave, and is part of the Gunung Sewu UNESCO Global Geopark.
Goa Kreo is a natural cave located in Kandri Village, Gunungpati District, Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia, situated on a hillside near Jatibarang Reservoir. The cave is notable for its association with Sunan Kalijaga folklore, its population of long-tailed macaques considered guardians, and its scenic setting connected by a wooden bridge over the reservoir. It combines natural, historical and cultural interest as a managed tourist attraction.
Hang Dong Canyon is a former earth quarry in Nam Phrae Subdistrict, Hang Dong District, about 25 kilometers southwest of Chiang Mai city. Abandoned after excavation, the pit filled with rainwater forming a deep turquoise lake surrounded by steep 20-30 meter high earthen cliffs with distinctive layered strata. Now a popular local viewpoint and photo spot, it is noted for its dramatic canyon-like landscape, contrasting water and cliffs, and rustic natural setting.
Hang Rai is a coastal rock formation and beach in Vinh Hai Commune, Ninh Hai District, Khanh Hoa Province, within Nui Chua National Park, about 35 km northeast of Phan Rang-Thap Cham. It is notable for its vast ancient fossilized coral reef field known as the Moon Field, tide pools, sea caves and clear turquoise water overlooking Vinh Hy Bay. Part of the Nui Chua UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it is a popular sightseeing and photography destination.
Hindhede Nature Park is a 10-hectare nature park located at Hindhede Drive at the foot of Bukit Timah Hill in Singapore. Developed by the National Parks Board and opened in 2001, it serves as a buffer park to the adjacent Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. The park is notable for the scenic Hindhede Quarry, wetlands, secondary forest, and its role as a gateway to Bukit Timah Hill trails.
Hon Dau Island is a small forested coastal island located about 500 meters off Do Son Beach in Van Huong Ward, Do Son District, Hai Phong. Notable for its historic French-built lighthouse from 1896 and the Temple of Nam Hai Than Vuong, the island features dense primeval forest, rocky shores and panoramic views over the Gulf of Tonkin. Accessible only by boat, it is a scenic, cultural and navigational landmark of the Do Son tourism area.
Hon Ngu Island is a small coastal island located about 4 kilometers offshore from Cua Lo Beach in Cua Lo town, Nghe An Province, central Vietnam. Comprising two islets, Hon Lon and Hon Nho, it is known for its rocky coastline, small sandy beach, and the historic Hon Ngu Pagoda. The island offers scenic sea views, fishing village scenery, and a tranquil natural setting popular for short boat excursions from the mainland.
Hopetoun Falls is a 30-metre waterfall on the Aire River in Great Otway National Park near Beech Forest, Victoria, within the Colac Otway Shire. Surrounded by cool temperate rainforest with myrtle beech and tree ferns, it is one of the Otways' most photographed waterfalls. Visitors access the falls via a short walking track with upper and lower viewing platforms offering close views of the cascade and forest gorge.
Howard Springs Nature Park is a 286-hectare protected area at Howard Springs, about 35 kilometres south-east of Darwin in the Northern Territory. Centred on natural freshwater springs and monsoon forest, it is notable for its spring-fed pools, shaded walking trails and wildlife viewing. Managed by the Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory, the park provides picnic areas, barramundi feeding and birdwatching close to Darwin and is a popular day-use recreation area.
Hup Pa Tat Cave is a natural limestone cave and collapsed sinkhole valley located in Thung Na Ngam, Lan Sak District, Uthai Thani Province, western Thailand. The site is notable for its enclosed ancient forest of rare Arenga pinnata and cycad palms, dramatic karst cliffs, and a cave passage accessed by steep stairs. Protected within a forest park area near Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, it offers a distinctive prehistoric-like landscape and geological features.
Kaolin Lake (Danau Kaolin) is an artificial lake in Air Raya, Tanjung Pandan, Belitung Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, Indonesia. Formed in a former open-pit kaolin mining excavation that filled with rainwater, it is notable for its vivid turquoise-blue water contrasting with stark white kaolin walls and mounds. The site has become a popular photography and sightseeing stop near Tanjung Pandan, illustrating the island's mining heritage and distinctive post-mining landscape.
Khe Kem Waterfall is a 150-meter-high three-tiered waterfall located in Luc Da Commune, Con Cuong District, Nghe An Province, within Pu Mat National Park, about 130 km west of Vinh City. Fed by streams from the Pu Mat forest, it cascades over rocky terraces into a clear natural pool at its base. Surrounded by primary forest, it is noted for its pristine landscape, biodiversity, and cultural setting among Thai ethnic communities.
Khlong Plu Waterfall is the largest and most visited waterfall on Ko Chang Island in Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Located inside Mu Ko Chang National Park near Khlong Prao village, it features a three-tiered cascade dropping about 20 meters into a large emerald pool surrounded by tropical rainforest. Accessible via a short forest trail, it is notable for year-round flow, swimming opportunities, and its status as a key natural attraction on the island.
Kodanad Elephant Training Centre, originally established in 1895 and later relocated to Abhayaranyam near Kaprikkad, is one of Kerala's largest elephant training and rehabilitation centers. Located on the southern banks of the Periyar River in Ernakulam district, the center now primarily focuses on rescuing, rehabilitating, and caring for orphaned, injured, and abandoned elephants. Visitors can observe elephants during bathing sessions in the river, learn about elephant care, and enjoy guided tours.
Labrador Nature Reserve is a 10-hectare coastal nature reserve in the Bukit Merah planning area of southern Singapore, overlooking the Singapore Strait. Managed by the National Parks Board, it protects one of Singapore's last natural rocky shores, coastal cliffs and secondary forest. Notable for its rich biodiversity, mangrove boardwalk at Berlayer Creek and preserved World War II coastal artillery relics, it forms part of the Southern Ridges and offers nature and heritage experiences near the city.
Lake Thetis Stromatolites is a saline coastal lake located about 2 kilometres inland from Cervantes in the Shire of Dandaragan, Western Australia. It is one of only a few places in the world where living marine stromatolites occur. The dome-shaped microbial structures, built by cyanobacteria, are visible along the shoreline via a boardwalk. The lake is valued for its scientific significance and offers visitors a rare opportunity to see ancient life forms in a natural setting.
Linh Quy Phap An Pagoda is a Buddhist pagoda located on a high hill in Loc Thanh Commune, Bao Lam District, near Bao Loc City, Lam Dong Province. Perched at about 1,000 meters elevation, it is known for its minimalist Zen architecture, open hilltop courtyard and panoramic views of surrounding tea and coffee hills. The pagoda gained fame for its sunrise sea-of-clouds scenery and tranquil meditation atmosphere.
Mae Sa Waterfall is a ten-tiered waterfall located in Mae Raem Subdistrict, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, within Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. Situated about 26 kilometers northwest of Chiang Mai city along the Mae Rim–Samoeng road, it is known for its forested setting and stepped cascades ranging from small drops to larger falls. The site is a popular day-trip destination for swimming, picnicking, photography and short nature walks among shaded trails.
Malanda Falls is a small cascade waterfall on the North Johnstone River in Malanda Falls Conservation Park at Malanda on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland. Formed over basalt lava flows, the 4-metre falls drop into a popular swimming pool surrounded by rainforest. The site includes a visitor centre, walking tracks and picnic facilities and is known for its accessible rainforest setting, cultural interpretation and year-round swimming.
Marble Bar Pool is a permanent natural waterhole on the Coongan River at the edge of Marble Bar in the Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia. Formed beside the distinctive jasper bar that gave the town its name, it is one of the few year-round swimming holes in the Pilbara. Surrounded by red rocky landscape and river gums, the pool is a popular local recreation spot and visitor attraction for swimming and picnicking in Australia's hottest town.
May Waterfall (Thac May) is a nine-tiered natural waterfall located in Thach Lam Commune, Thach Thanh District, Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, about 60 km northwest of Thanh Hoa City. Formed by streams flowing from the Cuc Phuong limestone forest, it cascades over terraced limestone steps creating clear pools. Notable for its scenic forest setting, terraced cascades, and association with local Muong culture, it is a popular nature and eco-tourism destination in western Thanh Hoa.
Mooc Spring (Suoi Nuoc Mooc) is a natural spring and eco-tourism site in Phuc Trach Commune, Bo Trach District, within Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Quang Tri Province. Fed by underground streams, it forms a turquoise pool surrounded by limestone karst and primary forest. Notable for its clear emerald water, bamboo bridges and tranquil forest setting, it is a popular swimming and kayaking stop near Phong Nha town.
Mo Waterfall (Pac Ban) is a multi-tiered cascade waterfall in Pac Ban village near Na Hang town, Na Hang District, Tuyen Quang Province, northern Vietnam. Located within the Na Hang Lake and Na Hang Nature Reserve area, it flows down forested limestone slopes into clear pools before joining the reservoir. Notable for its three main tiers, pristine forest setting and boat access across Na Hang Lake, it is a scenic natural attraction in the region.
Muong Phang Campaign Headquarters is a Special National Relic located in Muong Phang Commune, about 30 km northeast of Dien Bien Phu City, Dien Bien Province. It served as the command headquarters of the Vietnam People's Army during the Dien Bien Phu Campaign from December 1953 to May 1954. Set in primeval forest at 1,000m altitude, the site preserves thatched huts, bunkers and workplaces of General Vo Nguyen Giap and senior commanders.
Mutitjulu Waterhole is a semi-permanent waterhole at the base of Uluru in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory. Located on the southern side of Uluru at the end of the Kuniya Walk, it is fed by runoff from the rock after rain. The site is notable for its scenic rock walls, rock art, tranquil waters and cultural importance to Anangu, the traditional owners of the area.
Namtok Phlio National Park is a 134.5 sq km protected area in Chanthaburi Province, eastern Thailand, about 14 km southeast of Chanthaburi town. Centered on the perennial Phlio Waterfall with clear pools inhabited by soro brook carp, the park combines evergreen forest, historic royal memorials including Alongkorn Chedi, and nature trails. Established in 1975, it is notable for its accessible waterfall, cultural history linked to King Rama V, and biodiversity.
Nang Tien Cave (Dong Nang Tien) is a natural limestone cave located in Luong Thuong Commune, Na Ri District, Thai Nguyen Province in northeastern Vietnam. Set within a forested karst landscape, the cave is known for its stalactite and stalagmite formations and chambers. It is associated with a local legend of fairies and is a lesser-known natural attraction in the former Bac Kan area, now part of Thai Nguyen, visited for sightseeing and cave exploration.
Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area located in the Mandi District of Himachal Pradesh, India. Notified in 1999, it covers approximately 132 square kilometers on the eastern slopes of the Uhl River valley. The sanctuary features diverse temperate and alpine forests including deodar, fir, and oak. It provides habitat for species such as the Himalayan monal, common leopard, Asiatic black bear, barking deer, and musk deer.
Ngao Waterfall is a forested waterfall located inside Namtok Ngao National Park in Tambon Ngao, Mueang Ranong District, Ranong Province, southern Thailand. Situated about 13 kilometers south of Ranong town off Phetkasem Road, it is the park's namesake attraction. The waterfall cascades over multiple tiers through evergreen rainforest and flows year-round, with strongest flow in the rainy season. It is notable for its accessible nature trails, natural pools, and protected watershed forest.
Ngu Binh Mountain is a 105-meter flat-topped hill located about 4 km south of central Hue in Hue Municipality, Vietnam. Known as the feng shui screen of the Hue Imperial City, it was selected by the Nguyen Dynasty as a natural landmark protecting the capital. The mountain offers panoramic views of Hue, the Perfume River and surrounding countryside, and is noted for its pine-covered slopes and historical association with the former imperial capital.
The Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center is a 22.7-hectare protected area and urban nature park in Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila. Managed by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, it combines a wildlife rescue center, botanical garden, and recreational park. Notable for its man-made lagoon, diverse rescued native animals, and dense urban forest, it serves as a conservation, education, and leisure destination in the heart of Quezon City.
Pac Bo Historical Site is a Special National Relic located in Truong Ha Commune, Ha Quang District, Cao Bang Province, near the Vietnam-China border. It is known as the place where Ho Chi Minh returned in 1941 and lived in Coc Bo Cave to lead the revolutionary movement. The site encompasses Coc Bo Cave, Lenin Stream, Karl Marx Mountain, and memorial houses set in a scenic karst landscape with clear streams and forested mountains.
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.
Phlio Waterfall is a perennial waterfall inside Namtok Phlio National Park, about 14 km southeast of Chanthaburi town in Chanthaburi Province. Fed by streams from the Khao Sabap mountains, it flows year-round into a clear natural pool inhabited by large soro brook carp. The site is notable for its accessible forest setting, historic royal chedis, and its status as the main attraction of the 134 sq km national park.
Phra Suphattharabophit is the principal sacred Buddha image of Buriram Province, enshrined on the summit of Khao Kradong, an extinct volcano in Mueang Buriram District. The large brick-and-mortar Buddha in the blessing posture overlooks Buriram city from about 265 meters above sea level. Built in 1969, it is a center of local faith and a landmark within Khao Kradong Forest Park, offering panoramic views and cultural significance.
Picnic Grove is a public nature park in Sungay East, Tagaytay City, Cavite, developed and managed by the Tagaytay City Government. Located along the Tagaytay ridge overlooking Taal Lake and Taal Volcano, it is notable for its pine-shaded picnic grounds, viewing decks, and family-oriented recreational facilities. The park serves as a popular day-use destination for picnicking, sightseeing, and light adventure activities within the Tagaytay highlands.
Pile Valley is a subtropical rainforest valley on K'gari (Fraser Island) within Great Sandy National Park in Queensland's Fraser Coast region. Located near the former forestry Central Station, it is renowned for towering satinay (Syncarpia hillii) and brush box trees, some over 1,000 years old. The valley showcases rare rainforest growing on sand and preserves evidence of historic logging, offering visitors a shaded contrast to the island's dunes and lakes.
Pong Dueat Hot Springs is a geothermal attraction inside Huai Nam Dang National Park in Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai Province, northern Thailand. The site features naturally heated mineral water emerging at near-boiling temperatures, forming geyser-like spouts and steaming pools amid forested mountains. Notable for its high-temperature source and developed bathing pools where water is cooled for soaking, it is valued for scenic forest surroundings and therapeutic bathing and is accessed via a short nature trail.