About Thuy Tien Waterfall
Thuy Tien Waterfall is a three-tier cascade waterfall located in Ea Puk Commune, Krong Nang District, Dak Lak Province, about 56 km northeast of Buon Ma Thuot city. Set within forest and agricultural land, it features three successive falls with clear pools at each level. The site is known for its natural scenery, relatively undeveloped surroundings and association with a local Ede legend, attracting visitors seeking nature sightseeing and photography in the Central Highlands.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested natural setting with three distinct cascade levels connected by streams and small pools. The area is surrounded by trees, rocks and rural landscape with simple paths leading to viewpoints at each tier. Visitors can view the falls, wade or swim in shallow natural pools at the base of cascades, take photographs and explore short forest trails. Facilities are basic and the site retains a largely natural, undeveloped character.
Key highlights
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Three-tier cascade waterfall with distinct upper, middle and lower falls
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Natural clear pools at the base of each cascade suitable for wading
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Forested and rural setting in Ea Puk Commune, Krong Nang
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Scenic viewpoints for photography of cascades and surrounding landscape
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Relatively undeveloped natural attraction near Buon Ma Thuot
Culture & Context
Associated with a local Ede ethnic legend about three sisters, reflected in the three cascades; the waterfall is regarded locally as a natural and cultural landmark of Krong Nang District
Route
| By road | Approximately 56 km northeast of Buon Ma Thuot city via National Road 14 and provincial road DT756 to Ea Puk Commune, then local road and short walk to the waterfall; accessible by motorbike, car or taxi from Buon Ma Thuot |
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| Nearest airport |