Trinh Nu Waterfall

Trinh Nu Waterfall is a cascade waterfall on the Krong No River at Ea T'ling Town in Cu Jut District, Lam Dong Province, near the border with Dak Lak. Formed by basalt rock formations, the waterfall features gentle cascades rather than a high drop. It is notable for its scenic riverside setting, distinctive volcanic rock landscape, and an associated local legend about a faithful young woman.

Visitors can expect a low, wide cascade flowing over basalt columns and large boulders along the Krong No River, surrounded by trees and riverside vegetation. The site has walking paths, viewing areas among the rocks, and shaded resting spots. The waterfall is not high but spreads across rocky steps, creating small pools and gentle flows. Visitors can explore the rock formations, take photographs, and learn about the local legend displayed on site.

The waterfall is associated with a long-standing local legend of a young Ede ethnic girl who waited faithfully for her lover and whose story gave the waterfall its name Trinh Nu meaning Virgin. The basalt landscape reflects the volcanic geological history of the Central Highlands.

The site holds cultural significance for local Ede communities and is known for the folk legend of love and fidelity that is shared with visitors through storytelling and on-site displays. It is a recognized scenic spot in the Central Highlands tourism itinerary.