From Mui Ne: Dambri Waterfall One-Day Private Tour

We will pick you up at your hotel at 7 AM and head to Bao Loc to visit Dambri Waterfall (According to legend, long ago, a young couple from the Mạ people fell in love and often met by the waterfall. One day, the young man suddenly disappeared without a trace. The girl cried endlessly, waiting for him to return, but he never came back. Over time, the girl’s tears accumulated and flowed into a large waterfall. The Mạ people named the waterfall Dambri, which means “Waiting”). On the way, we’ll stop to enjoy the stunning mountain views and have breakfast. Upon arrival at Dambri Waterfall, you’ll have the opportunity to take in the spectacular scenery. Dambri Waterfall, with a waterfall towering over 60 meters, day and night, massive columns of water cascade down, creating a spectacular and grandiose scene with its white foam, and if it’s sunny, you might see a beautiful rainbow. The average speed of the falling water is about 10 meters per second, and a mist of tiny water particles surrounds the area. Dambri is the most beautiful waterfall in the southern Central Highlands.
There are two routes for visitors to get a better view of the waterfall: by taking the lift or by descending the cement stairs on foot.

After finishing lunch, our guide will take you to visit Linh Quy Pháp Ấn Pagoda, which is about 35 km from Dambri Waterfall. This serene and picturesque Buddhist temple, located in Vietnam’s Bao Loc region, is nestled amidst lush greenery and rolling hills. The pagoda is renowned for its tranquil ambiance and stunning panoramic views. Its modern architecture harmoniously blends with the natural landscape, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking spiritual reflection or simply a moment of calm. The pagoda’s name, which translates to 'The Seal of the Dharma' in English, reflects its role as a beacon of Buddhist teachings and tranquility.

We will then return to Mui Ne, with our driver dropping you back at your hotel around 8 PM.