Dray Nur Waterfall
Thác Dray Nur
A 'wife waterfall' about 250 meters wide on the Serepok River. Walk behind its curtain of water through basalt cliffs and caves. One of the most spectacular falls in the Central Highlands.
In the Ede language, Dray Nur means 'wife waterfall.' It faces Dray Sap, the 'husband waterfall,' across the river. The fall is about 250 meters wide with a drop of about 30 meters. A trail leads down to the base, where you can squeeze into a small cave beneath the cliff and watch the falls from behind the water curtain. The site has a suspension bridge, restaurants, and a camping lawn. Admission is about VND 50,000 to 100,000. It is about 25 km from downtown Buôn Ma Thuột, a 40-minute trip by motorbike or taxi. The rainy season brings powerful water flow, and the descent is slippery, so take care.
Opening hours
07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Dray Sap Waterfall
- Gia Long Waterfall
- Ea Kao Lake
- Dak Lak Museum & Bao Dai Palace
- Khai Doan Pagoda
- Buon Ma Thuot Exile House
- Buon Ma Thuot Victory Monument
- World of Coffee Museum