Dak Nong is suitable for tourists who like discovering superb natural fall scenery because this province possesses many spectacular waterfalls. Coming to Dray Nur Waterfall, one can hear the murmur sound of its flow from afar, and coming nearer, the sound becomes roaring. In Gia Long Waterfall, the flow is much smoother. Its stream does not flock into one side but gently passes through stones, tree roots and then runs to rivers. Apart of that, let save your time to visit Dray Sap Waterfall (Misty Waterfall), Ba Tang, and Dieu Thanh waterfalls. It is also highly recommended to visit Pu Prang M’nong Village where still preserves many unique M’nong cultural features, works of folk literature such as: the anthem, the epic… In Dak Nong, M’nong people organize the New Rice Ceremony at the beginning of August when paddy ripens, signaling a bumper crop. According to M’nong culture, the New Rice Ceremony is usually held in the evening. Read more

Dak Nong is suitable for tourists who like discovering superb natural fall scenery because this province possesses many spectacular waterfalls. Coming to Dray Nur Waterfall, one can hear the murmur sound of its flow from afar, and coming nearer, the sound becomes roaring. In Gia Long Waterfall, the flow is much smoother. Its stream does not flock into one side but gently passes through stones, tree roots and then runs to rivers. Apart of that, let save your time to visit Dray Sap Waterfall (Misty Waterfall), Ba Tang, and Dieu Thanh waterfalls. It is also highly recommended to visit Pu Prang M’nong Village where still preserves many unique M’nong cultural features, works of folk literature such as: the anthem, the epic…

In Dak Nong, M’nong people organize the New Rice Ceremony at the beginning of August when paddy ripens, signaling a bumper crop. According to M’nong culture, the New Rice Ceremony is usually held in the evening.

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