Kowloon Waterfall

Luoping Jiulong Waterfall Group is a national AAAA level tourist attraction located 22 kilometers north of Luoping County, Yunnan Province@Due to the special geological structure and millennium erosion of water flow, a ten level waterfall group with varying heights, widths, and shapes has been formed here. The largest one is 112 meters wide and 56 meters high, with a magnificent and spectacular momentum. The Jiulong Waterfall Group has its unique viewing characteristics due to its numerous waterfalls and dense scenic spots, with beautiful scenery throughout the year, and is known as the "Ten Waterfalls in Jiulong and One of the Wonders in the South"

Jiulong Waterfall is named after its source in Jiulong River. The river water rushes from the mountains behind Baila Mountain, nurturing the children of various ethnic groups on the land of Luoping

Jiulong Waterfall is the most famous group of large waterfalls on the Jiulong River. The local Buyi people have always called it "Dadie Water", and people are accustomed to calling it "Jiulong Waterfall"

Ten level waterfalls of various sizes, magnificent, steep, beautiful, and soothing, are unparalleled and breathtaking

The shallow waters and deep pools between the waterfalls are diverse and colorful, with white waterfalls like silk, flowing water like green jade, and tiered water platforms winding down the waterfall. Looking at them from different angles will give you waves of surprises@Between the ten waterfalls of Jiulong at 13#

, connected by shallow or deep pools, a string of pearl ribbons reflecting the brilliance of the sun is formed

These waterfalls change endlessly with the changing seasons, and during the flood season, the roar of the waterfalls can be heard miles away

Every year on the second day of the second lunar month and the third day of the third lunar month, they are respectively the Buyi tribe's Song Festival and Water Splashing Festival@On this day, men, women, and children came to the river to sing folk songs to each other and watch a bamboo raft competition