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Somphamit (Liphi) Waterfall

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    1. Somphamit (Liphi) Waterfall – Don Khone Railway Locomotive loop from Hua Det

    23.8km

    06:04

    80m

    Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    2. Somphamit (Liphi) Waterfall – Don Khone Railway Locomotive loop from Khorn Neua

    13.0km

    03:20

    60m

    Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    3. Somphamit (Liphi) Waterfall loop from Khorn Neua

    5.70km

    01:27

    10m

    Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    February 2, 2023

    Li Phi Somphamit Waterfalls.

    There is an entrance fee and it's worth it.

    Also has very clean toilets.

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      April 26, 2025

      Don Khon is the site of the Liphi Falls (officially known as Taat Somphamit). It is located about 15 km south of Muang Khong. Starting from the village of Baan Khon, 1 km down a path, the Liphi Falls cascade over rugged boulders. The falls have a drop of only a few meters, but their volume and power are impressive. A second waterfall is located 500 meters downstream. Fishermen use traps and nets to catch fish in the pools at the base of the falls. A unique attraction are the Irrawaddy dolphins, sacred to the Laotian people. The Center for the Protection and Conservation of Freshwater Dolphins is located on the border between Laos and Cambodia. Called "Pla kha" in Lao, the freshwater dolphins inhabit only this part of the Mekong. They are not afraid of humans and frolic when they see people.

      Source: vietlongtravel.com/de/News/laos-reisef%C3%BChrer/Liphi-Wasserf%C3%A4lle

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