Haipa Waterfall
Haipa Waterfall is a waterfall located in the village of Haipa, in Mong Hsu Township, southern Shan State, Myanmar. The waterfall is characterized by a multi-tiered formation, typically featuring between seven and nine distinct levels. Beginning at Nam Pan Creek, the waterfall's cascades form pools at various levels. These pools exhibit a seasonal color variation: during the summer months, the water appears turquoise, while with the onset of the monsoon season, the color shifts to a golden yellow. The natural attraction attracts a substantial number of visitors, with hundreds attending on weekends and public holidays. During peak periods, including the summer holidays and the Thingyan festival, visitor counts can extend into the thousands.
Access
Access is typically restricted from May through the rainy season due to increased water flow and associated safety considerations.The waterfall can be accessed by road, via the Taunggyi-Phakhi, Taunggyi-Keng Tung, and Taunggyi-Kali roads.