Nan'an Waterfall Introduction
Proceeding from the Nan'an Visitor Center along the road leads you along the Laku Laku Creek Valley, where the asphalt path gently rises through low-altitude broadleaf forests and afforestation species. After about 2 kilometers, you will reach Nan'an Waterfall. The waterfall stands approximately 50 meters high, with lush green plants covering the rock wall. As it is a slanted waterfall that collects water from the surrounding streams, it boasts a substantial water flow that cascades down the stone wall with great momentum. The water remains clear all year round, and the splashes create what is known as "air vitamin" or "negative ions," refreshing visitors. The cascading water flows into the Laku Laku Creek, which is the largest tributary of Xiuguluan Creek. For general tourists, the journey from the Nan'an Visitor Center through Nan'an Waterfall to the trailhead of the Walami Trail is entirely on paved roads, allowing for a scenic drive along the Laku Laku Creek, making it suitable for family outings.
