Xuan Nghi Waterfall, a hidden gem in Dak Nong Province, offers breathtaking views and thrilling adventures for nature enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies alike.
Located in Dak Glong District, the three-tiered waterfall is a striking natural wonder. Cascading white torrents framed by lush forests and rugged mountains create a mesmerizing scene. Accessible via National Highway 28, the waterfall is a short trip from Gia Nghia City in Dak Nong or Di Linh Town in Lam Dong Province, making it a convenient destination for travelers.
The highlight of a visit to Xuan Nghi Waterfall is rappelling down its vertical drops. After a light trek to warm up, adventurers suit up with safety gear to take on the challenge. Each tier of the waterfall presents unique obstacles, with the second tier offering the most thrilling experience due to its stronger flow. The descent lasts about 10 minutes, providing an unforgettable connection with nature. Surrounding trails also offer scenic routes for trekking and photography.
The waterfall transforms with the seasons, providing varied experiences throughout the year. From April to October, during the rainy season, the intensified flow creates perfect conditions for rope descent. Travelers are encouraged to undertake these activities only with experienced guides and proper equipment, including climbing shoes, lightweight attire, and safety harnesses.
For those looking to explore more of Dak Nong, nearby Ta Dung Lake—known as the “Halong Bay of the Central Highlands”—is a must-visit destination, adding even more to the region’s charm.
