Prenn Waterfall

Prenn Waterfall is a popular natural attraction located at the foot of Prenn Pass, about 10 km south of central Da Lat in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. The waterfall is about 10 meters high and 20 meters wide, flowing over a basalt cliff surrounded by pine forest. Developed as a tourist park since the French colonial period, it features landscaped gardens, suspension bridges, and cultural sites, making it one of Da Lat's most accessible waterfalls.

Visitors can expect a wide, curtain-like waterfall flowing over a rocky cliff into a small pool, set within a managed tourist park surrounded by pine forest. The site includes paved walking paths, a suspension bridge over the stream, landscaped flower gardens, an orchid garden, and the Au Lac Temple on the hillside. Areas to explore include viewpoints at the base and top of the falls, garden zones, and cultural exhibits within the park grounds.

Known as a scenic landmark since the French colonial period when Prenn Pass was developed as the main gateway to Da Lat. The name Prenn is said to derive from the Cham language, and the site was later developed into a managed tourist park in the mid-20th century.

Associated with local legends of the area and features Au Lac Temple within the park grounds, dedicated to the Hung Kings and reflecting Vietnamese cultural heritage. The waterfall area is presented as a cultural and nature recreation site for visitors to Da Lat.