Dak Nong Town is the capital of Dak Nong Province in Vietnam's Central Highlands, a developing urban centre surrounded by coffee plantations, waterfalls, and indigenous Ede and M'nong communities. The town serves as a gateway to exploring the region's natural attractions including Dray Nur Waterfall and Dray Sap Waterfall, as well as experiencing local hill tribe culture and highland agriculture. It remains relatively untouched by mass tourism despite its growing infrastructure.
Dak Nong Town offers an authentic Central Highlands experience with access to spectacular waterfalls, coffee plantation tours, and genuine interactions with ethnic minority communities rarely found on typical Vietnam itineraries.
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Twin cascading waterfalls where visitors can swim in natural pools surrounded by dense jungle and lush vegetation.
Vietnam's largest national park featuring pristine forest, wildlife, and opportunities to spot Asian elephants in their natural habitat.
Working coffee plantation offering farm-to-cup experiences and insight into traditional highland coffee cultivation.
entry fee plus transport
Time
Half day
Cost
₫50k*–₫100k*
Effort
Easy
entry fee plus transport
Time
Half day
Cost
₫50k*–₫100k*
Effort
Easy
includes guide and tasting
Time
Full day
Cost
₫400k*–₫700k*
Effort
Easy
guide and community support
Time
Half day
Cost
₫200k*–₫400k*
Effort
Easy
entry, guide, transport
Time
Full day
Cost
₫500k*–₫900k*
Effort
Moderate
Time
2 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
This destination has a temperate climate with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 29°C annually. Avoid travel in Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct due to heavy rainfall.
⚠️ Avoid travelling in Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct due to extreme conditions.
Climate averages based on 10-year historical data · Open-Meteo
Pleasant weather, lighter crowds — the sweet spot.
Busiest months — book stays & transport early.
Quietest window with the lowest prices.
Dak Nong Town is accessible via National Highway 27 from Buon Ma Thuot (120 km north) or via Highway 28 from Ho Chi Minh City (480 km south). The town connects to the regional highway network with relatively good asphalt roads.
