Escape the heat at Lieng Nung Waterfall

Lieng Nung Waterfall, located in Dong Gia Nghia ward, Lam Dong province (newly established), impresses with its pristine and majestic beauty. The waterfall complex consists of three large and small streams, with the main waterfall being about 30m high, cascading down into the Dak Nia stream, creating a spectacular scene amidst the mountains and forests.

From a distance, the waterfall resembles a soft, white "silk ribbon" draped over the sheer cliff. Closer, visitors can clearly feel the cool mist and hear the resounding roar of the cascading water. Photo: Khang Océan

According to Khang Océan, a tourist from Ho Chi Minh City, the trekking route to the waterfall is about 1.5km long, passing through slippery forest paths and dense vegetation. He advises tourists to go on sunny days to ensure safety. Photo: Khang Océan

A stretch of road leading to Liêng Nung waterfall. Photo: Khang Océan

“The area at the foot of the waterfall is rocky and slippery. Visitors should prepare hiking boots, long-sleeved clothing, insect repellent, a raincoat, and a hat for a safe trip,” Khang shared. Photo: Khang Océan

Khang Océan suggests Liêng Nung Waterfall as a suitable destination for those wanting to escape the heat on weekends. With its cool air and tranquil natural surroundings, it can be an ideal choice for rest and relaxation after stressful days at work in the city. Photo: Khang Océan

During the rainy season (from May to October), Liêng Nung waterfall becomes more powerful and vibrant. Photo: Khang Océan

At the foot of the waterfall is a small lake. Photo: Khang Océan

Surrounding the waterfall is a pristine natural landscape with high cliffs, dense trees, and trails winding through the forest. Photo: Khang Océan

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/tron-nong-o-thac-lieng-nung-382093.html