Locations in Đắk Nông · 2 found
Dray Nur & Dray Sap Waterfalls
Dray Nur and Dray Sap are twin waterfalls on the Sêrêpôk River straddling the Đắk Lắk and Đắk Nông border - two of the widest waterfalls in the Central Highlands, known locally as the Wife and Husband Falls, part of a three-waterfall system that also includes Gia Long further upstream.
Tà Đùng Lake
Tà Đùng Lake in Đắk Nông is called the 'Hạ Long Bay of the Central Highlands' - a reservoir with 47+ forested islands that are actually the hilltops of submerged terrain, formed by the Đồng Nai 3 hydroelectric dam. Sea of clouds visible at 5-6 AM during rainy season. 250km from Saigon.
Local Food You Must Try
Canh chua kiến
Sour soup made with weaver ant eggs and young ants harvested from forest trees - the ants add a natural citrusy tartness replacing tamarind, a M'nông forest delicacy eaten during ant season in the highlands
Lẩu lá rừng
Hotpot cooked with a dozen wild forest leaves foraged by ethnic minority communities - each leaf adds a different bitter, sour, or aromatic note, eaten with pork or fish and dipped in fermented shrimp paste
Canh thụt đọt mây
Young rattan shoot soup pounded inside a bamboo tube with fish and highland spices - the shoots are slightly bitter and crunchy, a traditional M'nông dish cooked over open fire deep in the Đắk Nông forest