Xuan Huong Lake
Da Lat, Vietnam
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There's no official price list. According to Local Vietnam, entry is now sold only as a combo ticket — there's no longer a waterfall-only ticket — and the price has changed several times depending on what's included: unofficially 110,000–250,000 VND per person. VinWonders and Vinpearl still list older prices of 50,000 VND and 220,000 VND for the complex.
It's open daily, roughly 7:00–17:00 (some sources say from 7:30). Pay in cash in dong, and ask at the desk exactly what your ticket covers before you buy.
Prenn Falls (Thác Prenn) sits at the foot of the Prenn Pass on highway QL20, at Da Lat's southern gateway. Water falls in a wide curtain from a basalt ledge into a small valley among the pines. Sources disagree on its height: Vietnamese Wikipedia says over 20 m, Local Vietnam about 9 m with a width of around 20 m. The name, according to K'Ho tradition, comes from "Prềnh", a bitter wild eggplant that still grows along the stream.
The highlight is the path behind the falls: a concrete walkway runs under a rock overhang, so you can stand behind the curtain of water and barely get wet. On the hill above are the Au Lac temples, honouring the Hung Kings, the legendary ancestors of the Vietnamese. The whole site is now part of Tea Prenn Resort, with a garden, suspension bridge and man-made beach.
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45 minutes to an hour covers the walk to the falls, the path behind the water and the garden; about an hour and a half with the hilltop temples.
The falls are fuller in the rainy season, roughly May to October, though the water is murkier then; in the dry season the flow is lighter. It's best as a stop on the way from the airport or after Datanla rather than a special trip from the centre.
Only on the way: if you're coming from the airport or already on the Prenn Pass, walking behind the water makes a pleasant half-hour stop.
The YesGo take: since the resort takeover the combo ticket is expensive for what's left, and many attractions are closed. If you have time for one waterfall near town, choose Datanla with its coaster; for a big waterfall, go to Pongour.
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| Xuan Huong Lake | 43 | 1 h | Free | 7.7 km |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Datanla Falls | 31 | 2 h | 80,000 VND; coaster extra | 3.6 km |
| Prenn Fallsyou are here | 30 | 1 h | Combo about 110,000–250,000 VND | — |
| Pongour Falls | 22 | 1 h 30 min | About 20,000 VND | 30.7 km |
The cable car to Truc Lam Monastery, then Datanla Falls with its coaster, and Prenn Falls a little further down the road. Add them to your route — YesGo fits in the timing and transfers.
3 places · about 5 h 57 min with walks · 87 min on foot in total
Entry is now sold only as a resort combo ticket — unofficially 110,000–250,000 VND. Check at the gate.
Daily, roughly 7:00–17:00. There's no official schedule.
Yes — a concrete path runs under a rock overhang right behind the water. It's the falls' signature feature.
According to Local Vietnam (May 2026), no: the cable car, mini-zoo and animal rides no longer operate.
It's 10–14 km from central Da Lat on highway QL20 over the Prenn Pass — 20–25 minutes by car. It's on the way from the airport and 5 km past Datanla.
45 minutes to an hour, or about an hour and a half with the hilltop temples.
Only on the way from the airport or after Datanla. For one waterfall near town, Datanla is the better choice.
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