Prenn National Park
Prenn National Park
Prenn National Park
Prenn National Park
A natural complex at the foot of the Prenn Pass featuring a waterfall and temple architecture.
Dalat
National Park
Nature Walks
Prenn National Park is a vast 160-hectare green area located along National Route 20. Despite its rich history, the complex is currently undergoing a period of transformation under the management of Tea Resort Prenn. This place is suitable for a brief stop during your journey to enjoy a walk through the pine forest and explore the temple complex.
- Duration
1–2 hours
- Average budget
$5–10
- Admission
110,000 – 250,000 ₫
- Opening hours
07:00 – 17:00
- On-site language
Vietnamese, basic English
What you need to know
The park is known for its 9-meter Prenn Waterfall, the main highlight of which is the opportunity to walk right behind the water cascade through a cave carved into the rock. On a hill sits the Au Lac temple complex, consisting of three shrines dedicated to Vietnam's legendary founders, the Hung Kings. The upper vantage point offers panoramic views of the surrounding forests.
It is important to keep in mind that many of the park's former attractions (such as the zoo and cable car) are currently closed. The area is best suited for a leisurely walk through well-kept gardens and along the stream banks.
The dry season provides the most comfortable conditions for walking through the park and traveling along the Prenn Pass.
On-site
- How to get there
Taxi, Grab, or motorbike
- Getting around
Electric carts
- Cash
Mandatory
- Amenities
Restrooms, on-site cafes
- With kids
Walking is suitable