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The Dambri waterfall, Bao Loc, is Vietnam' largest waterfall, situated 130 km from Da Lat. This massive 70 m high waterfall is a major attraction site and apparently, they racked up the prices compared to a few years ago (currently >200 000 dong). Unfortunately, the park is consumed by tasteless development including a mini roller coaster that takes you to the smaller Dasara Falls.
Although I can definitely tell it can be really crowded at times when we arrived there were way more staff members than visitors. Besides us, there were 4 others.. great for photography though! Apart from the negative points, it is worth a visit as it really is a beautiful waterfall and the largest in the country.
Although I can definitely tell it can be really crowded at times when we arrived there were way more staff members than visitors. Besides us, there were 4 others.. great for photography though! Apart from the negative points, it is worth a visit as it really is a beautiful waterfall and the largest in the country.
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It is situated 130 km from Da Lat and 200 km from Ho Chi Minh.
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A decent amount of people
All timings are equally good
05:38 17:46
07:56
11°38'30.26" N 107°44'32.5595" E
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Thijs van den Broek for creating this photo spot.
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