Nestled deep within the forest, situated approximately 300 meters above ground, Cu Lao Waterfall invites adventurers seeking to embrace nature's challenges.

Cu Lao Waterfall is located in Vinh Hao Commune, Vinh Thanh District, roughly 90 kilometers from Quy Nhon in the south central coast. Khanh Chuong, a nature lover and explorer, was introduced to this waterfall by locals during his fishing trips at Dinh Binh Lake in Vinh Hao Commune.

Chuong followed the DT637 route, a road that meanders along the shores of Dinh Binh Lake. The path led him to the waterfall situated approximately 12 kilometers away from the Dinh Binh Hydropower Plant.

Along the road that leads to the waterfall's base, a path emerges on the left, leading to a small village. The villagers told Chuong to follow the trail into the forest, tracing the stream that would guide him to the foot of the waterfall.

The journey to the waterfall takes around two hours, covering a distance of 4 km through landscapes of forests, hills, mountains, and cornfields.

The path through the acacia forest, planted by the locals themselves, is easy to traverse. 

However, as one progresses, the terrain grows steeper. The air remains cool due to the proximity to the stream.

Along the route, ancient trees stand as sentinels, their colossal trunks requiring three or four people to encircle them in an embrace.

Local people advises caution while venturing into the forest, as encounters with poisonous plants and creatures like snakes are not uncommon. Visitors should carefully consider this before embarking on the trip.

The best time for trekking and camping at Cu Lao Waterfall is during the summer months, from May to July, when the weather is dry. It is advisable to travel with experienced locals who can handle any incidents. In the event of getting lost in this forest, simply follow the stream back to the village.

Besides exploring the waterfall, visitors can take the opportunity to appreciate the charm of the small nearby village, adorned with serene greenery.