Dambri Waterfall – Where Mist Meets the Mountains in Bao Loc

Experience Dambri Waterfall near Bao Loc with GrandViet Tour—discover its towering drop, funicular ride, legends, best visiting times, and curated itineraries for an unforgettable highland adventure.

Introduction to the Dambri Waterfall

Surrounded by lush tea and coffee plantations in Vietnam’s Lam Dong province, Dambri Waterfall plunges from a height of 90 meters, creating a roaring curtain of white. Its name—derived from a K’Ho legend meaning “waiting”—captures the romance and mystery associated with the falls. Dambri is not just a visual marvel; it’s part of a park offering cable lifts, slides, and cultural shows that appeal to adventurers and families alike.

At GrandViet Tour, we invite you to witness Dambri’s power and explore the surrounding highlands. This guide covers everything from highlights and best seasons to travel tips and the benefits of touring with us.

Dambri Waterfall plunging dramatically into a misty pool.

Dambri Waterfall – Key Highlights

Located about 17 kilometers from Bao Loc city, Dambri Waterfall is one of the tallest in the Central Highlands. Its features include:
- Towering drop: The waterfall falls nearly 90 meters into a large basin, sending up clouds of mist and creating rainbows on sunny days.
- Legend of love: The K’Ho legend tells of a girl waiting endlessly for her lover, her tears forming the waterfall. Hence the name “Da M’Bri,” meaning “waiting.”
- Elevator & slides: Visitors can descend via stairs or take a transparent elevator for a thrilling view. A 1,650‑meter alpine coaster and water slides provide fun for kids and adults.
- Recreation park: The surrounding area includes flower gardens, a zoo, restaurants, and areas for camping and picnicking.
Dambri is both a natural spectacle and a recreational hub, making it a versatile destination.

The glass elevator offering a unique perspective on Dambri Waterfall.

When to Visit Dambri Waterfall (Weather & Seasons)

Lam Dong’s highland climate brings cool weather year‑round:
- Rainy season (May – October): Water flow is strongest, and the surrounding forest turns emerald green. Temperatures range 18–23 °C.
- Dry season (November – April): Clear skies and cooler air (15–21 °C) make walking and sightseeing comfortable.
For those seeking dramatic cascades and lush scenery, July to September is ideal. For family outings, December to March provides mild conditions and colorful flowers. We run tours throughout the year, customizing plans to weather and guest preferences.

Dambri Waterfall in full flow during the rainy season.

Top Experiences & Itineraries - Dambri Waterfall

There’s plenty to do at Dambri beyond gazing at the falls:

Half‑Day Visit

Drive from Bao Loc or Da Lat to the park entrance. Take the elevator or stairs down to the base, feel the spray on your face, and capture photos. Afterward, enjoy a coffee at the park’s café or ride the alpine coaster through lush greenery.

Full‑Day Adventure

Combine Dambri with the nearby Dasara Waterfall (a smaller cascade in the same park complex). Enjoy the slide park, explore flower gardens, and visit the mini‑zoo featuring peacocks and deer. Have lunch at the onsite restaurant, which serves highland dishes like bamboo‑tube rice and grilled chicken.

Highland Excursion

Add Dambri to a larger itinerary including Bao Loc’s tea hills, Dam B’ri Pagoda, and silk factories. Spend the night at a local homestay or eco‑resort, then continue to either Da Lat or Buon Ma Thuot to explore more waterfalls like Dray Nur.
We design each itinerary to balance adventure, culture, and relaxation—perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers.

Visitors enjoying the alpine coaster that winds through forest near Dambri Waterfall.

How to Get Dambri Waterfall (From Da Lat & Other Hubs)

Dambri Waterfall is about 130 kilometers from Da Lat and 200 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City.
- From Da Lat: Travel south via National Highway 20 to Bao Loc (about 2 hours). From there, follow signs to Dambri Waterfall (another 20 minutes).
- From Ho Chi Minh City: Buses and private cars travel to Bao Loc in 4–5 hours. Many visitors stop at Dambri en route to Da Lat.
- Local transport: Taxis and motorbike taxis are available from Bao Loc. Booking transport through GrandViet Tour ensures safety and convenience.
The park has ample parking, and roads are paved but narrow in sections.

Where to Stay - Dambri Waterfall (Hotels & Resorts)

Visitors typically stay in Bao Loc or Da Lat:
- Bao Loc hotels: Affordable guesthouses, cozy hotels, and tea‑plantation lodges offer a quieter stay compared to Da Lat.
- Onsite lodging: Dambri Tourist Area has bungalows and a camping site for those who want to sleep to the sound of waterfalls.
- Da Lat resorts: If you’re coming from Da Lat, the city offers a wider range of accommodations, from colonial villas to modern boutique hotels.
GrandViet Tour works with trusted partners to secure comfortable stays and can arrange overnight accommodations within the park if you wish to experience the waterfall in the evening light.

Travel Tips, Costs & Etiquette -Dambri Waterfall

Maximize your enjoyment of Dambri Waterfall with these guidelines:
- Entrance fees: Expect to pay about 250,000–300,000 VND for adults, which includes access to the waterfall, elevator, and some rides. Children’s tickets are discounted.
- What to pack: Lightweight clothing, raincoat (if visiting in rainy season), comfortable shoes, hat, sunscreen, and cash for snacks or souvenirs.
- Safety: Obey all park rules. Don’t climb over fences or approach the waterfall edges. Use safety belts on the alpine coaster.
- Cultural respect: When watching local performances or visiting K’Ho villages nearby, follow etiquette—dress modestly and seek permission before taking photos.
- Time management: Allocate 3–4 hours if you want to enjoy rides, slides, and gardens. Weekdays are less crowded than weekends.
Meals at the park’s restaurants cost around 120,000–200,000 VND per person. We remind guests to take home their trash and support conservation efforts by following park guidelines.

Why Travel with GrandViet Tour

We make visiting Dambri Waterfall seamless and insightful:
- Knowledgeable guides: Learn about the waterfall’s legend, local flora, and the history of Lam Dong’s tea industry.
- All‑inclusive packages: Our tours include transport, entrance fees, guides, and optional meals or lodging—no hidden costs.
- Flexible itineraries: Whether you want a short excursion or a highland circuit including other waterfalls, we tailor your adventure.
- Responsible travel: We support local communities and advocate for sustainable tourism, ensuring your visit has a positive impact.
Experience the majesty of Dambri without the worry of logistics. Join GrandViet Tour and feel the thrill of standing beneath one of Vietnam’s tallest cascades.

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FAQs

Q1: Where is Dambri Waterfall located?
A1: It’s in Lam Dong province near Bao Loc city, about 130 kilometers south of Da Lat and 200 kilometers north of Ho Chi Minh City.

Q2: How high is Dambri Waterfall?
A2: The waterfall is approximately 90 meters high, making it one of the tallest in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

Q3: What activities are available at Dambri?
A3: Visitors can take a glass elevator to the base, ride an alpine coaster, go down water slides, walk through flower gardens, and watch cultural performances.

Q4: What’s the story behind the waterfall’s name?
A4: Legend tells of a girl who waited for her lover by the waterfall; her tears formed the cascade. The name “Da M’Bri” means “waiting.”

Q5: Is the waterfall suitable for children?
A5: Yes. The park has family‑friendly attractions like slides and a mini‑zoo. However, children should be supervised near water and rides.

Q6: When is the best time to visit?
A6: July to September for impressive water flow; December to March for pleasant weather and fewer rains.

Q7: Why choose GrandViet Tour for a Dambri visit?
A7: We provide comprehensive packages, experienced guides, and a commitment to sustainable tourism that allows you to enjoy the waterfall fully and responsibly.