Yang Bay waterfall

Around 45km away from Nha Trang City, Yang Bay waterfall consists of three sets of falls - Yang Bay, Yang Khang, and Ho Cho. Local residents often refer to this waterfall as “Thac troi” (sky waterfall) thanks to its altitude of up to 2,000m.

Apart from viewing the scenery, visitors to Yang Bay can go fishing, enjoy music performance of traditional instrument, and take part in folk games.

Suoi Mau waterfall

Suoi Mau, considered the No1 waterfall in Khanh Hoa province, attracts huge numbers of tourists, particularly youngsters.

The stream has four layers with many sets of falls stretching around 30m in height, and a pond in the middle covering about 150m2.

Coming here, tourists find the sweet music of the tumbling waterfall and glow of gentle lights hidden among the falls with an evergreen carpet of trees and colorful flowers.

Ta Gu waterfall

The waterfall has a close relationship with the Raglai ethnic minority group. At an altitude of approximately 40m, the waterfall looks like an elephant tusk and is considered an ideal destination for adventure tours.

Hoa Lan waterfall

Tu Sy is another name of this beautiful waterfall, which is over 30km north east of Nha Trang city. To reach the area, visitors have no choice but to take a boat. This is a peaceful place of meditation for the elderly and war veterans alike.

Thach Lam waterfall

Thach Lam waterfall runs along National Highway 1A in Suoi Cat commune, Cam Lam district, about 20km south of Nha Trang city. It is the first eco-sport amusement park in Khanh Hoa province where visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature.

Thach Lam waterfall is closely associated with French doctor Alexandre Yersin who was the first to discover and open a route to the area.