Damb'ri Waterfall

The place is nice but the management needs to change its policy for guests as it makes no sense. The place has coffee and restaurants but to access them people need to pay the full ticket price, why? We brought 2 costumers to explore their place and we just want to wait in a coffee shop and relax but according to their rule we have to pay the full price to do that... Recommendation: Allow people to park and stay in the main place and ask people their ticket to use the slide, access the waterfall or access special attractions.

Incredibly weird place. I think I was the only customer I saw in the park. It looked and felt like a setting for a Rob Zombie movie. The roasted to the waterfall was a lot of fun. The waterfall was really incredibly small for the hype, maybe it is the time of the year I was there (late April). Would go for the coaster ride and then get out before things get too weird

This is wonderful place to visit including fresh air, water fall, and ao forth

The Alpine ride is nice although it's over quickly. The ticket prices were a bit expensive and there isn't a ton to do, but it's still worth going for sure. The waterfalls are nice and the ride is enjoyable

Dambri Waterfall, located in Bao Loc City, Lam Dong Province, is one of the most famous and attractive tourist destinations in the Central Highlands. Surrounded by lush, pristine forests, this waterfall offers a sense of wilderness, magnificence, and tranquility, creating an unforgettable experience for visitors. Standing over 57 meters tall, Dambri Waterfall is considered the highest in the Lam Dong region. From afar, the roaring sound of cascading water echoes throughout the mountains and forests, like a vibrant symphony of nature. Up close, visitors are mesmerized by the white water plunging from great heights, forming a thin, misty veil that cools the surrounding atmosphere. In addition to its natural beauty, the Dambri tourist area offers many exciting activities. Visitors can experience the 1,650-meter-long slide – one of the longest in Southeast Asia – delivering a thrilling and exhilarating ride. Walking along forest trails, breathing in the fresh air, or visiting the Chau Ma ethnic village to learn more about local culture are also must-try experiences. What makes Dambri Waterfall unique is its harmonious blend of majestic nature and modern amenities, ensuring the best service for travelers. This place is not only an ideal destination for relaxation and exploration but also a spot to create cherished memories with family and friends.

Came to this place long ago, the place is so great, so gorgeous. Grills and hot water and walking paths, everything was perfect

almost deserted on a Sunday, 250k entry fee - didn't look like the ferris wheel was running and I didn't go in but I did get charged 25k for a not very good coffee just outside.

Take a stop to this place to enjoy the beauty of nature here, and it should be a long stop. Since.. - The ticket price is kinda high because when I was here, I didn't have much time to go around to explore, but the two main waterfalls => Take a short hiking around to explore would be a great idea. - The nature here is nearly untouched by humans( besides the rails, elevator, and some service buildings) => The naked beauty of the eco system. - For photographers, taking nature photos here is... satisfaction. - For family, it's a kinda brand new experience, make sure you bring some allergies medicine, since you may get some uncomfortable symptoms come from the forest. - and yes, I came here on weekdays, pretty empty, and I enjoyed myself to the maximum.