Dray Sap Waterfall

Dray Sap Waterfall is a major waterfall on the Srepok River in Nam Ha Commune, Krong No District, Lam Dong Province, about 30 km south of Buon Ma Thuot. Part of the Dray Sap–Dray Nur–Gia Long waterfall system, it is about 20 meters high and 100 meters wide. Surrounded by protected forest, it is notable for its wide cascade, basalt rock formations, and cultural legends of local ethnic groups.

Visitors can expect a wide, multi-tiered cascade on the Srepok River surrounded by dense forest and basalt rock formations. The site includes viewing areas, forest trails, a suspension bridge connecting to Dray Nur area, and open rocky areas near the base. The environment is natural and forested with strong water flow in the rainy season and calmer flow in the dry season. Facilities are basic and focused on sightseeing and nature walks.

The waterfall is formed by the Srepok River flowing over basalt terrain in the Central Highlands and has long been part of the natural landscape used by local communities. It is now protected as part of the local forest and tourism area.

Local legend among Ede and M'Nong people associates Dray Sap with a story of love and separation, with Dray Sap and Dray Nur representing related folklore. The area reflects the cultural heritage of Central Highlands ethnic groups.