
Why the Rope‑Swing Warning at Otuksa Waterfall Matters
Vì sao cảnh báo về trò đu dây tại thác Otuksa lại quan trọng
Source: Tuoitre
Visitors to Cam Mountain have seen videos of people rope‑swinging at Otuksa Waterfall. Local authorities have warned that this activity is dangerous and not allowed, so knowing the risk is important for anyone planning a trip.
TikTok videos showed a group tying ropes and swinging down the steep, nearly vertical waterfall. Otuksa Waterfall has a slope of about 40 meters and fast‑flowing water, making the swing very hazardous.
Pham Van Phuc, secretary of the Party Committee of Nui Cam Commune, said the locality had not organized or authorized any waterfall‑swinging activity for tourists. He added that authorities will take appropriate action if the individuals break their commitments.
Cam Mountain attracts millions of visitors each year for sightseeing, spiritual tourism and nature exploration. Ignoring the warning can put visitors in danger and may lead to legal action, so it is safest to avoid rope‑swinging at the waterfall.
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