Dray Nur Waterfall in Dak Lak drops over a rock face, with paths and viewing areas within surrounding vegetation. Water flow, spray and slippery surfaces vary with season and weather. Remain on designated routes, do not cross barriers, climb wet rocks or enter water near the falls. Wear footwear with suitable grip, protect equipment from spray and check admission, closing time and which paths are open.
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A few more places in this province to keep shaping your route.
O Loan Lagoon is a coastal brackish lagoon in Dak Lak with broad water views, aquaculture activity and seafood businesses around its shore.
The No-Number Ships memorial at Vung Ro presents the history of wartime maritime transport.
Go Thi Thung Tunnels in Dak Lak is a military historic site whose visitor route and access conditions should be checked on site.
The World Coffee Museum in Dak Lak presents coffee history, equipment and culture inside a complex of curved-roof buildings.
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