A resort overlooking Ban Gioc Falls, one of Southeast Asia's largest waterfalls, on the border with China.
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Overview
A Falls Shared By Two Nations
Ban Gioc Falls straddles the Vietnam-China border, its wide limestone tiers among the region's most photographed sights.
Saigon Ban Gioc Resort sits within view of Ban Gioc Falls, a broad, multi-tiered waterfall on the Quay Son River that marks the border between Vietnam and China. The falls are among the largest in Southeast Asia by width, framed by karst peaks and rice paddies typical of Cao Bang province's remote northern landscape. The resort provides a comfortable base for boat trips to the base of the falls and excursions into the surrounding UNESCO Global Geopark.
30+
Rooms
300m
Falls Width (Approx)
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UNESCO Global Geopark Nearby
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Vietnam-China Border Falls
Suites
Falls-View Rooms
Rooms positioned for views toward Ban Gioc Falls and the surrounding valley.
Falls View Room — Saigon Ban Gioc
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Waterfall ViewsRooms overlook the Ban Gioc Falls valley.
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Boat Trip AccessDirect arrangement of bamboo raft trips to the base of the falls.
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Geopark ProximityClose to the Non Nuoc Cao Bang UNESCO Global Geopark.
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Mountain SceneryKarst peaks and rice terraces surround the resort.
Experiences
Ban Gioc Falls
One of Southeast Asia's widest waterfalls is the region's defining sight.
Nature
Bamboo Raft to the Falls
A raft trip to the base of Ban Gioc Falls for close-up views.
Geology
Non Nuoc Cao Bang Geopark
A UNESCO-recognised geopark of caves and karst formations nearby.
Culture
Tay & Nung Villages
Visits to local ethnic minority communities in the Cao Bang valleys.
Dining
Valley Dining
Meals are served with views toward the falls and surrounding karst peaks.
01The main restaurant overlooking the valley
02A terrace for evening drinks
03Regional Cao Bang specialities
04In-room dining on request
Valley Terrace — Saigon Ban Gioc
Location
Cao Bang Province
A remote northern province on Vietnam's border with China.
Located within view of Ban Gioc Falls, on the Vietnam-China border.
Close to the Non Nuoc Cao Bang UNESCO Global Geopark.
Roughly 6-7 hours by road from Hanoi.
One of Southeast Asia's widest waterfalls, shared with China.
Fly
Fly into Hanoi, then continue by road.
Drive
A 6-7 hour drive north from Hanoi to Cao Bang province.
Arrive
Check-in from 14:00, with a bamboo raft trip to the falls available.
Border Waterfall
Southeast Asia's Great Falls
A remote resort beside one of the region's widest and most striking waterfalls.