Dray Nur Waterfall is one of the most majestic and famous waterfalls in the Central Highlands, located about 25km south of Buon Ma Thuot city center. It's situated at the geographical intersection of Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces, considered a pristine and mysterious natural masterpiece. The waterfall is over 250m long, approximately 150m wide, and cascades down from a height of over 30m. It's a branch of the legendary Serepok River system. The Serepok River splits into two branches, forming Dray Nur Waterfall (also known as the Female Waterfall/Wife Waterfall) and Dray Sap Waterfall (also known as the Male Waterfall/Husband Waterfall). Immediately behind the cascading waterfall is a large cave with an area of ​​nearly 3,000 m². Adventurous visitors can experience the thrill of traversing through the curtain of water to explore this magnificent cave. During the rainy season (May – November), the waterfall roars and churns up a powerful torrent of white foam. During the dry season (November – April of the following year), the water becomes calm and clear. Recreational activities: You can participate in cycling tours, mountain climbing, rafting, enjoy Central Highlands cuisine, and experience the gong culture around a campfire.