Covering the southern half of the country’s Central Highlands Region and meeting the border with Cambodia, Dak Nong (Dắk/Dắc Nông) Province is an underrated and all too often overlooked destination. Tucked away in this southern province are historical sites, gentle mountains, large lakes, and two sizable rivers.

Dray Sap Waterfall is situated in Nam Ha commune, Krong No district, Dak Nong province. This waterfall is 30 km south of the city center of Buon Me Thuot. It is one of the most stunning falls on the renowned Serepok River.

The name "Dray Sap" in the Ede language translates to the "Waterfall of Mist”. It is a fitting description as water descends from above, creating a misty spray in the valley. This waterfall was shaped long ago by the earth's movements, making it about 20 meters high and almost 100 meters wide. Its wide-open space offers a refreshing setting, drawing in nature lovers to explore.

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