Dray Nur Waterfall: Central Highlands’ Fierce Waterfall & Hidden Cave

Dray Nur Waterfall: The Central Highlands’ Fierce Beauty Thác Đray Nur (Dray Nur Waterfall) stands as a magnificent natural masterpiece on the Serepok River, widely regarded as the most spectacular of the three major waterfalls (alongside Dray Sap and Gia Long). It distinguishes itself with its sheer length and height, cascading over 30 meters high […]

Dray Sap Waterfall: ‘Smoky Waterfall’ and Central Highlands Legend

Dray Sap Waterfall: Where Love and Water Converge Thác Đray Sáp (Dray Sap Waterfall) is known for its majestic beauty and the constant veil of mist that rises from the cascading water, earning it the local Ede name “Smoky Waterfall” (Dray Sap means ‘smoke’ or ‘mist’). It stands as one of the most magnificent waterfalls […]

Dak Nong Volcanic Caves: UNESCO Geopark & Southeast Asia’s Longest Lava Tube System

Krông Nô Volcanic Caves: A Journey to the Center of the Earth The Hệ thống hang động núi lửa (Volcanic Cave System) in the Krông Nô District represents the core geological attraction of the Dak Nong UNESCO Global Geopark. Recognized for its immense scientific and natural value, this system forms the longest volcanic cave complex […]

Ta Dung Lake: The Ha Long Bay of Vietnam’s Central Highlands

Tà Đùng Lake: Dak Nong’s Island-Studded Masterpiece Hồ Tà Đùng (Ta Dung Lake) captivates visitors with its stunning archipelago landscape, earning it the nickname, the “Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands.” Located within the Tà Đùng National Park in the Dak Glong District, this vast reservoir was formed by the construction of the Đồng […]