Pa Sy Waterfall is a pristine and majestic waterfall located at an altitude of approximately 1,500m above sea level, often described as a "muse" hidden amidst the vast forests of Mang Den. This waterfall is situated within the Pa Sy Waterfall Cultural and Ecological Tourist Area, in Mang Canh commune, Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province, about 6-9km from the center of Mang Den town and about 60km from Kon Tum city. Meaning of the name: "Pau Suh" signifies the confluence of three streams (Dak Ke, Pau Suh, and Dak Pne) to create a large waterfall. It is also the largest waterfall in the famous legend of "seven lakes, three waterfalls" of the Mang Den region. Ideal time to visit: You should visit during the dry season (from October to April of the following year). During this period, the weather is dry, the forest paths are easy to navigate, the water is clear, and the surrounding rice fields are a vibrant golden color. Entrance fee: Approximately 20,000 VND/person (Free for children under 1.2m tall).