Located in Dak Nong Province in the Central Highlands, Dak Nong Geopark is home to a wealth of sedimentary rocks, 65 waterfalls, and 50 natural caves, impact craters, and signs of prehistoric human activity.

It’s also home to the longest lava cave in Southeast Asia which boasts a length of nearly 1,100M.

The park’s 4,700 square kilometers occupy about 75% of Dak Nong Province’s natural land. Here, you can trek to the 30-meter Lieng Nung waterfall surrounded by stunning rock structures and forests, an extensive network of caves, volcanic crater lakes, and watch ethnic cultural performances.

Editor:Xiaoxuan Wang