Pongour waterfall is also called Seven-storey waterfall in Duc Trong district, Lam Dong province, Vietnam, it’s about 50 km south of Dalat. The waterfall is nearly 40 meters high, spread over 100 meters, through a 7-storey terraced stone system. Surrounded by primeval forest with an area of about 2.5 hectares with diverse and rich vegetation.
Pongour waterfall originates from Da Nhim river, with a majestic and vast natural landscape. Covering Pongour waterfall Dalat is beautiful primeval forest. It is also preserved with many rare and precious animal and plant species. Being in the Red Book of Conservation in Vietnam. Therefore, this waterfall is newly named Nam Thien De Nhat Thac (meaning: the most beautiful waterfall in the South Central Highlands).
Coming here mainly for sightseeing, those who like to take pictures are very interested in this place. On the full moon in January, there are traditional festivals of the K’Ho people.
The K’Ho people are a minority of ethnic minorities who often live in the mountains of Lam Dong, Vietnam.
This Pongour festival is a festival of K’Ho people who are a minority in the Vietnamese community.
Unfortunately, I have never attended, or witnessed this festival … and honestly, I don’t like festivals very much, even the festivals of authentic Vietnamese people.
