Nan'an Waterfall Introduction
Starting from the Naan Visitor Center, follow the road along the Laku Laku Valley, where a paved road gently ascends, surrounded by low-elevation broadleaf forests and afforestation species. After approximately 2 kilometers, you will reach Naan Waterfall. The waterfall is about 50 meters high, adorned with lush green plants on its rocky walls. Known as a hanging waterfall, it collects water from surrounding mountain streams, resulting in a strong flow. The waterfall cascades down the rock face with spectacular force, remaining clear throughout the year. The splashing water brings "negative ions," often referred to as "air vitamins," refreshing the spirit. The water from the waterfall then flows into the Laku Laku Stream, the largest tributary of the Siouguluan River. For general tourists, the route from the Naan Visitor Center to the Wala Mi Trailhead via Naan Waterfall is entirely paved, allowing for an easy drive along the scenic Laku Laku Stream, making it suitable for family outings.
