Dambri Waterfall

Dambri drops around seventy metres over a basalt lip near Bao Loc, which makes it the highest waterfall in Lam Dong province, and it carries a substantial volume in the wet season - enough that spray reaches the viewing platforms. A glass-fronted lift runs down the cliff beside it and stairs go to the pool at the foot, so the fall can be seen from the top, the side and the base. The K'ho story attached explains the name through a woman who waited for a lost lover until she became the fall. The site has been developed with a coaster, cable car and other attractions around it.

What you'll find

• A seventy metre drop - the tallest in Lam Dong.
• A lift down the cliff - alongside stairs to the pool.
• Heavy flow in the wet season - with spray on the platforms.
• A K'ho legend - the woman who became the fall.

When to go

June to November for flow; the dry season reduces it. Half a day.

What to expect

The surrounding development is theme-park in character and everything beyond entry is charged. Stairs and platforms are wet and slippery. Flow drops noticeably in the dry months. It is busy at weekends.

Nearby

Bao Loc is south-east; Linh Quy Phap An pagoda is close.