80,000 VND adults, 50,000 VND children; Falls 1 areaofficialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Hours
Daily 7:30–16:30, guests admitted from 7:15officialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Time on siteiA typical visit without queueing. In high season add 15–30 minutes.
2 h
With kids
Fine with kids
Coaster to Falls 1
130,000 VND adults, 90,000 VND children; entry ticket extraofficialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
2,400 m coaster to Falls 3
250,000 VND adults, 150,000 VND children; entry includedofficialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Coaster rules
Children from 90 cm; up to 2 people and 120 kg per carofficialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Walk to Falls 1
About 1 km and 200 steps through the pinesofficialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Also in the park
1,500 m zipline, treetop course, canyoning, Pine Kart — separate ticketsofficialiConfirmed by an official source: the venue, a ministry or the operator.
Payment
Cash in VND at the booth; online via the Dalattourist websiteverifyingiFrom reliable travel sources; we are still checking it against an official one. Double-check before you go.
80,000 VNDan adult entry ticket to the Falls 1 area; children 50,000 VNDSourceiDalattourist website (dalattourist.com.vn), 08.11.2026
2,400 mthe coaster to Falls 3 — the longest in South-East Asia, according to the operatorSourceiDalattourist website
200 stepsand about 1 km of forest path down to Falls 1SourceiDalattourist website
7:30–16:30daily park hours, with guests admitted from 7:15SourceiDalattourist website
≈ 20 mthe height of the main drop into a clear pool known as Fairy StreamSourceiVietnamese Wikipedia
"Water under leaves"the meaning of the name in the K'Ho language (Đạh-Tam-N'ha)SourceiVietnamese Wikipedia
1,500 mthe zipline over the pine forest, the park's longest rideSourceiDalattourist website
≈ 5 kmby road from Lam Vien Square in central Da Lat — 10–15 minutes by car2 sourcesiOpenStreetMapOSRM route
How much are Datanla Falls tickets?
According to the operator, Dalattourist: entry is 80,000 VND for adults and 50,000 VND for children, covering the Falls 1 area. The coaster to Falls 1 is 130,000 VND for adults and 90,000 VND for children, excluding entry. The 2,400 m Coaster 3 to Falls 3 is 250,000 VND for adults and 150,000 VND for children, entry included.
The 1,500 m zipline, the treetop course, canyoning and Pine Kart are charged separately, and a printed coaster photo is 90,000 VND. Tickets are sold at the gate and on the Dalattourist website; bring cash in dong for the booth. Each coaster car takes up to 120 kg.
What is Datanla Falls?
Datanla is a waterfall on the Prenn Pass at Da Lat's southern entrance, in pine forest beside highway QL20. The water tumbles over a series of rock ledges, the highest about 20 m, into a clear pool called Fairy Stream. The name comes from the K'Ho words "Đạh-Tam-N'ha", "water under the leaves".
Today it's a Dalattourist eco-park with several falls (1, 2 and 3), forest trails and rides. The big draw is the alpine coasters: one- or two-seat sleds on rails that race down the slope through the pines, with you controlling the speed. It's great for families and one of the most popular outings around Da Lat.
What to see and do
Falls 1 — closest to the entrance, with the cascade, pool and viewing platforms; reached by the trail or the short coaster.
Coaster 3 — 2,400 m down the hillside to Falls 3, with a photo at the finish.
Falls 3 — bigger and quieter than Falls 1, with fewer people around.
The 1,500 m zipline over the pines and the treetop course — for anyone who likes heights.
Canyoning — abseiling and scrambling down rocks and waterfalls with a guide, a separate half-day tour.
Pine Kart — two laps, 1,200 m on a forest track.
How to get to Datanla Falls
Step-by-step directions are below; the map shows where you arrive.
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More tips
From Lam Vien Square by Xuan Huong Lake it's about 5 km south on highway QL20 towards the Prenn Pass — 10–15 minutes by Grab or taxi. Search for "Thác Datanla"; Grab shows the fare upfront.
From Lien Khuong Airport (DLI) the falls are on the way into town, on the Prenn Pass — about 30–35 minutes by taxi.
By scooter, ride south on QL20 and park at the entrance.
From the Truc Lam cable car — the lower station on Robin Hill is a few minutes' drive away, so the monastery, Datanla and Prenn Falls make an easy morning together.
At the gate, buy entry only, Coaster 1, or Coaster 3 with entry, then walk to Falls 1 or the coaster boarding point.
You can call a Grab from here too, but book ahead at busy times.
How long do you need, and when to go?
Falls 1 and the short coaster take 1–1.5 hours; Coaster 3 and Falls 3 about 2 hours; add the zipline or canyoning and it's half a day. Arrive at opening — shorter coaster queues, cooler air, and at weekends the park is busy by noon.
The falls carry more water in the rainy season, roughly May to October, while the dry season, November to April, means drier, easier paths. In heavy rain the coasters and zipline may pause for safety. Da Lat is cool, so bring a light jacket in the morning.
Is Datanla Falls worth it?
Yes, especially with kids and for the coaster — it's the most fun way to see a waterfall, and it's 10–15 minutes from the centre. With Truc Lam Monastery and Prenn Falls it makes a great morning.
The YesGo take: Falls 1 isn't huge and can be crowded; if you want a powerful waterfall in wild surroundings, go to Pongour instead. Datanla is more an adventure park in the forest. Take Coaster 3 — it costs more, but both the ride and Falls 3 are noticeably better.
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Start with the cable car from Robin Hill to Truc Lam Monastery, then Datanla with the coaster, and Prenn Falls further along the same road. Add them to your route — YesGo fits in the timing and transfers.
1 h 30 min · Free; cable car 150,000 VND · 24 min walk
How to do it right
You control the coaster's speed with a lever — don't brake hard, and keep your distance from the car ahead.
On Coaster 3, keep your hands free: zip your phone into a pocket.
Wear shoes with grip — the steps and rocks by the water are wet.
Coaster photos are taken at the finish; viewing is free, prints cost extra.
Start with the cable car to Truc Lam Monastery, then drop down to Datanla — a few minutes' drive.
Questions
How much is the Datanla Falls entrance fee?
80,000 VND for adults and 50,000 VND for children. The coaster to Falls 1 is another 130,000 VND; Coaster 3 to Falls 3 is 250,000 VND including entry.
How much is the Datanla alpine coaster?
To Falls 1: 130,000 VND for adults (entry extra). To Falls 3 on the 2,400 m track: 250,000 VND including entry. Children pay 90,000 and 150,000 VND.
What are Datanla's opening hours?
Daily 7:30–16:30, with guests admitted from 7:15.
How do I get to Datanla Falls?
From central Da Lat it's about 5 km on highway QL20 towards the Prenn Pass — 10–15 minutes by Grab or taxi. Search for "Thác Datanla".
Can you walk to the waterfall?
Yes — about 1 km and 200 steps through the pines to Falls 1, and the same climb back.
How long do you need at Datanla?
1–1.5 hours for Falls 1, about 2 hours with Coaster 3, half a day with the zipline or canyoning.
Does the coaster run in the rain?
In heavy rain the coasters and zipline may pause for safety. Ask at the ticket office.
Is Datanla good for kids?
Yes, especially the coaster: children from 90 cm can ride, with up to two people and 120 kg per car.
Is Datanla Falls worth visiting?
Yes for the coaster, ideally with Truc Lam and Prenn. For a powerful waterfall in the wild, Pongour is better.
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Sources and fact-check
Dalattourist website (dalattourist.com.vn) — Datanla destination page and service cards: entry, Coasters 1 and 3, hours, trail, 120 kg limit, zipline, treetop course, canyoning, Pine Kart, photos
Vietnamese Wikipedia — Thác Datanla: height of the drop, Fairy Stream, origin of the name
Wikidata Q10825643 — waterfall coordinates; OpenStreetMap and OSRM route — distance from Lam Vien Square
YesGo general facts for Vietnam — cash and Grab
YesGo editorial team · facts checked 08.11.2026 · How we checkediPrices, hours and rules are from the official website of the operator, Dalattourist, on 08.11.2026: entry 80,000 / 50,000 VND (Falls 1 area), Coaster 1 at 130,000 / 90,000 VND excluding entry, Coaster 3 at 250,000 / 150,000 VND including entry; guest reception 7:15–16:30, with 7:30–16:30 on the main page — we give both. Guides from 2025–2026 quote older or bundled prices (50,000 VND entry, 100,000–170,000 VND for the coaster), which we don't use. The site doesn't define the child ticket by height or age. "Longest in South-East Asia" is the operator's claim and is presented as such. The drop height and the name are from Vietnamese Wikipedia. Pausing rides in heavy rain is a general safety practice; we found no official rule. Distance is from an OSRM route, with travel time allowing for traffic.