Dray Nur Waterfall
Dray Nur Waterfall
Dray Nur Waterfall
Dray Nur Waterfall
A majestic waterfall in Dak Lak province, concealing a huge 3,000-square-meter cave behind its streams.
Dak Lak
Waterfall
Outdoor Activities
Dray Nur Waterfall is one of the main gems of Vietnam's Central Highlands. Located at the epicenter of a three-waterfall system (Gia Long — Dray Nur — Dray Sap), it strikes with its scale: the water flow reaches up to 250 meters in width, and the height exceeds 30 meters. This place is unique because an extensive ancient cave is hidden behind the water curtain, which can be explored using a life jacket.
- Visit duration
3–4 hours
- Average budget
from $25
- Admission
40,000 ₫
- Current temp
26 °C
- Best months
Dec – Apr
- Local language
Viet, Eng
What you need to know
Dray Nur is formed by the confluence of the Krông Nô and Krông Ana rivers into the Srepok River and has held the status of a national natural monument since 2011. The main feature of the site is a 3,000 m² cave adorned with stalactites and stalagmites.
Visiting depends on the season: during the dry season (December–April) the water is clearer, the rainbow at the base is brighter, and the caves are more accessible for walking. In the rainy season (May–November), the waterfall demonstrates its power, creating incredible clouds of mist, and in the evening, thousands of bats can be seen flying out.
The dry season is ideal for cave exploration and photography, as the water is clear and the flow is stable.
On site
- How to get there
Motorbike (40 min) or taxi
- Accommodation
Hotels in Buon Ma Thuot
- On site
Kayaking, bike rental
- Cash
Required (no ATMs available)
- Connectivity
4G
- With kids
Ok with caution