About Dau Dang Waterfall
Dau Dang Waterfall is a cascade waterfall on the Nang River within Ba Be National Park in Nam Mau Commune, Ba Be District, Thai Nguyen Province, Vietnam. Formed where the river is blocked by large boulders, it stretches about one kilometer with a series of rapids and drops. Located between Ba Be Lake and Puong Cave, it is notable for its forested setting, powerful flow in the rainy season, and access by boat as part of Ba Be Lake tours.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long cascade of rapids and small drops where the Nang River flows over large limestone boulders within dense forest of Ba Be National Park. The waterfall is typically reached by boat from Ba Be Lake as part of a lake tour, followed by a short walk on rocky paths to viewing areas. Surroundings are natural forest with river scenery, boulders, and pools. There are no large built structures; the experience is focused on sightseeing, photography, and observing the river landscape.
Key highlights
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Cascade stretching about 1 km along the Nang River with multiple rapids formed by large boulders
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Located inside Ba Be National Park between Ba Be Lake and Puong Cave
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Accessible by boat tour from Ba Be Lake pier through forested river scenery
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Powerful water flow during rainy season and calmer flow in dry season
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Surrounded by primary forest and limestone karst landscape of the national park
Culture & Context
The waterfall lies in the traditional area of the Tay ethnic community within Ba Be National Park and is part of the cultural landscape associated with Ba Be Lake tours and local village life
Route
| By road | From Hanoi, travel by road via National Road 3 and Provincial Road 254 to Ba Be town (Cho Ra), about 230 km, then continue to Buoc Lom pier on Ba Be Lake and take a boat to the waterfall, about 16 km from Ba Be town centre |
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| By public transport |