About Tad Yuang
Tourism Laos identifies Tad Yuang as a waterfall on the Bolaven Plateau, on the Pakse–Paksong tourism corridor.
Why Visit
The waterfall and its viewing areas make Tad Yuang a natural consideration for travellers exploring the plateau.
Planning Your Visit
Visitor arrangements can change. Check current local information before travelling, including access details and any visitor requirements.
Waterfall Safety
Tourism Laos advises care around slippery stairs and rushing water. Follow local guidance and use caution around the waterfall.
Visiting from Pakse
Pakse is a practical base for onward planning. CPS scheduled buses do not stop at Tad Yuang; they serve Pakse from Vientiane.
Continue planning your Laos journey
Bolaven Plateau Travel Guide
Explore waterfalls, coffee and landscapes on the Bolaven Plateau from a Pakse base.
Read guideTad Fane Waterfall Guide
Plan a visit to the dramatic twin waterfall in Champasak and the Bolaven Plateau area.
Read guideThings to Do in Pakse
Use Pakse as a base for the Bolaven Plateau, waterfalls and Champasak cultural sites.
Read guideHow to Travel from Vientiane to Pakse
An overview for travellers planning the journey to Pakse, including CPS overnight bus information.
Read guideFrequently Asked Questions
Is Tad Yuang also called Tad Yeuang?
Yes. Tad Yeuang is a common alternative English spelling.
Where is Tad Yuang Waterfall?
Tourism Laos identifies it on the Bolaven Plateau, along the Pakse–Paksong tourism corridor.
Does CPS scheduled bus go directly to Tad Yuang?
No. CPS scheduled buses serve Pakse; arrange onward travel separately.
Planning references
Visitor and local transport arrangements can change. Check current information from the relevant source before you travel.