Explore Li Phi Waterfalls – Power & Serenity in the 4000 Islands

Nestled on Don Khone Island, Li Phi Waterfalls (also called Tat Somphamit) is one of the most breathtaking natural sites in the 4000 Islands. As the Mekong River surges through rocky rapids, the falls form a dramatic curtain of white water. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along wooden paths, admire the views from hanging bridges, or relax in riverside hammocks while listening to the roar of the falls.

For those seeking more action, options include kayaking, crossing five suspension bridges, or cycling around the island. Local fishermen casting nets over the rapids offer a glimpse into traditional life. The entrance fee is 35,000 LAK (~1.5 USD), and the site is open daily from 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM. The best time to visit is during the dry season (November–April) for clear skies and safe trails.

Ideal for couples, nature lovers, and curious travelers looking to experience the wild side of Laos with a cultural touch.