Dray Nur Waterfall

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The widest, most majestic waterfall in the Central Highlands, sending up white spray amid the green wilderness.

Dray Nur Waterfall tumbles down like a colossal wall of water, its roar echoing across the whole region. The fierce Serepok River hurls itself over the cliffs, throwing up white spray, with cool mist filling the air. Behind the curtain of water lies a mysterious cave tied to an Ede love legend. The falls are surrounded by lush green forest and tangled vines. Standing before Dray Nur, you feel the full wild power and fierce beauty of Central Highlands nature.

Visitor information

When is the best time to visit Dray Nur Waterfall?

June–November, the rainy season when the falls surge

How much does it cost to visit Dray Nur Waterfall?

30,000 VND

How long do you need at Dray Nur Waterfall?

2–3 hours

What are the opening hours of Dray Nur Waterfall?

07:00 – 17:00

Did you know

The widest waterfall in the Central Highlands, about 250m across.
The name 'Dray Nur' means 'female waterfall' in the Ede language.
A large cave behind the falls is tied to an Ede legend.

Travel tips

Bring non-slip sandals as the path around the falls is wet and slippery.
Explore the cave behind the curtain of water when the water is low.