Lieng Nung Waterfall

The Central Highlands mountains and forests are the perfect destination for those who love natural beauty, are passionate about adventure and discovery. Recently, Lieng Nung waterfall has been rumored by the traveling community with its cool green space and charming scenery. Lieng Nung Waterfall, also known as Dieu Thanh Waterfall, is located in N'Jrieng village, about 8km from Gia Nghia city center, Dak Nong province. The waterfall is about 30m high and flows down rocky slopes. To get to the waterfall, you have to overcome a long and challenging road. However, the wonderful natural scenery and peaceful space here will make you feel worth it. Therefore, Lieng Nung waterfall is still an attractive destination in travel itineraries to explore Dak Nong. Each waterfall in Dak Nong is closely connected to a legendary story, passed down through many generations. Lieng Nung Waterfall is no exception. This is the only waterfall originating from Dak Ninh stream - a place known for its clean water source and healing properties. According to local people, the waterfall's name Lieng Nung has the following meaning: Lieng is waterfall and Nung is rest and relaxation. Legend has it that in the past there was a drought that caused plants and animals to die en masse. Only the trees and animals at the waterfall survived. Realizing this, people gathered here to get drinking water. Since then, Lieng Nung waterfall has become a symbol of Dak Nong and is respected and preserved by local residents. Lieng Nung waterfall is known as the most attractive destination in Gia Nghia city, Dak Nong province. Lieng Nung waterfall imbues the wild and free spirit of the people of the Central Highlands, creating a strong attraction for everyone, making them unable to help but be amazed by this wonderful beauty. Standing in front of the majestic picture of the waterfall, listening to the intense sound of water pouring from a height and experiencing the pristine beauty of nature will be unforgettable moments for those who have ever set foot in Lieng Nung. Lieng Nung Waterfall has a unique structure, including a total of 3 waterfall clusters. The largest cluster of waterfalls has a height of 30 m, pouring into the Dak Nia stream. The main attraction of the falls is the rock structure formed from erupted lava interacting with water. The flow of the waterfall creates a beautiful image like a strip of white silk lying across the craggy rocks. When you get close, you will be captivated by the magnificence of the waterfall, the echoing sound of pouring water, white water foam splashing out for nearly a meter. The four sides of the waterfall are wild mountain scenery, high cliffs, dense vegetation and dangerous trails. At the foot of the waterfall is clear blue water to the bottom. If you come in the dry season, you can admire the water shimmering in the sunlight, looking like a rainbow. After a long journey, you can take a relaxing dip in the cool water, experiencing the wonderful feeling of the "healing" flow. In front of the picturesque scene of Lieng Nung waterfall, you will want to save thousands of "virtual life" photos for yourself. Every view at the waterfall is a "million-like" background, from the forest, waterfall to the blue lake surface. The road to the waterfall is somewhat wild and dangerous, but creates a wonderful natural picture. For those who love adventure and trekking, this is an activity not to be missed. When you reach the waterfall, you can set up a camping tent with friends, enjoy the beautiful scenery and organize a BBQ party. In addition to enjoying waterfalls, taking photos and camping, exploring the villages of the M'nong and Ma ethnic groups also opens up opportunities for you to better understand the rich and diverse culture of the Central Highlands people. .With the wild and mysterious beauty that nature bestows, Lieng Nung waterfall is a destination that you should not miss when visiting Dak Nong. What are you waiting for? Grab your backpack and conquer one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Central Highlands!

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Ngày cập nhật : 31/10/2024