Yangbay Waterfall

About 45km west of Nha Trang city center, Yang Bay waterfall ecological area is an extremely majestic and exciting tourist destination that not everyone who travels to Nha Trang knows. Yang Bay Waterfall Ecological Area is a valley spreading over an area of ​​570 hectares with an altitude of about 100 meters above sea level. What makes this place an attractive tourist area is the majestic primeval mountains surrounding the valley. Coming to the Yang Bay waterfall ecological area, visitors will enjoy the open space, get away from the hustle and bustle of the city as well as explore the wildness of the mountains and forests, admiring the majesty of the Yang Bay waterfall. . Not only that, Yang Bay waterfall will also give visitors unforgettable experiences such as raising crocodiles or wild bears. In the language of the Raglai people, "Yang Bay" means "sky waterfall" - evoking the image of a waterfall located in dense mountains and primeval forests, cool all year round. Therefore, you can visit Yang Bay waterfall at any time of the year, especially from March to September. Unlike the fierceness of most other waterfalls, Yang Bay waterfall is famous for its gentle and gentle beauty, bringing a feeling of peace and comfort to tourists. Perhaps that is why Yang Bay waterfall is often compared by local people to the shiny hair of a Raglai ethnic girl. So if you are someone who likes to conquer nature, like majestic and intense landscapes? At Yang Bay waterfall, visitors can follow trails through the mountains and conquer steep cliffs to reach the top of the waterfall. Standing at the top of the waterfall, looking out into the distance, you will feel the vastness of the Yang Bay waterfall, especially at sunset. If you visit Yang Bay waterfall, don't miss the opportunity to pray at the Moc Than tree. No one knows how long it has been since the Moc Than tree appeared, we only know that the tree is more than 500 years old. Therefore, it can be said that the Moc Than tree is a sacred symbol and the belief of many indigenous people. It is said that the 8 faces facing the 8 directions of the tree symbolize health, career, family, self-fulfillment, peace of mind, love, education and money. Indigenous people also believe that hanging red and yellow silk ribbons on the Moc Than tree is the way you pray and make your wishes come true. One of the other extremely useful activities when visiting Yang Bay waterfall is going to the National Museum of Musical Instruments and expanding knowledge about the culture of the Raglai people. Not only can visitors enjoy the unique musical performances of the Raglai people, they can also see and try traditional musical instruments such as the zither, the T'rung, the stone instrument or the Central Highlands gongs.

Khanh Hoa 1858 view From November to April

Ngày cập nhật : 26/03/2023