Lien Khuong Waterfall

Lien Khuong Waterfall (Thác Liên Khương) is a wild, scenic cascade at the Lien Khuong Pass intersection in Duc Trong district, about 27 km from Da Lat. Surrounded by mountains on all sides, it’s a popular roadside stop with local shops nearby — and a stunning sunrise location.

About

Located at the Lien Khuong Pass intersection in Duc Trong district, about 27 kilometers from Da Lat along Highway 20, this waterfall sits in a dramatic mountain setting. The surrounding area remains largely untouched by development, preserving its wild, pristine character.

Unlike the more commercialized waterfalls near Da Lat, Lien Khuong is a quick, accessible stop with local food stalls and shops nearby. The views of mountains in every direction make it particularly photogenic at sunrise.

The Waterfall

Lien Khuong is a moderate-sized cascade with a powerful flow, especially during rainy season (May-October). The water drops from the highway level into the valley below, surrounded by mountain scenery. The sound of the falling water dominates the area.

Getting There

• Distance: ~27 km from Da Lat (about 35 minutes by car)
• Transport: Motorbike or private car along Highway 20
• Roadside stop: Right at the Lien Khuong Pass intersection

Location & Contact

• Address: Lien Khuong Pass, Duc Trong District, Lam Dong, Vietnam
• Hours: Open 24 hours
• Price: Free

What Reviewers Say

Rated 4.4/5 stars. Visitors love the scenic views and convenience:

• “Absolutely stunning at sunrise” — The magical morning light makes this a must-see.
• “Wild and pristine” — Largely untouched by development, feels very natural.
• “Great roadside stop” — Local shops nearby, convenient for a break on Highway 20.
• “Mountain views” — Surrounded by mountains on all sides, very photogenic.

Sample reviews:

• “The waterfall is absolutely stunning — especially at sunrise. What a magical place!”
• “Located at the Lien Khuong Pass intersection, about 27 km from Da Lat. The wild, pristine beauty of the waterfall gives visitors a sense of nature’s grandeur.”
• “A small waterfall but with beautiful views surrounded by mountains. Local shops nearby make it convenient for rest and sightseeing. An ideal stopping point.”
• “It’s been raining a lot lately so the waterfall has a lot of water flowing. Taking photos and moving on is the best choice.”

Tips for Visitors

• Visit at sunrise — The morning light on the waterfall and mountains is magical.
• Best in rainy season — Water flow is strongest from May to October.
• Budget 15-30 minutes — A quick photo stop, not a half-day destination.
• Bring a wide-angle lens — The mountain panorama needs width to capture.
• Combine with Highway 20 — Perfect rest stop when driving to/from Da Lat.