Lieng Nung Waterfall

About this location

Lieng Nung Waterfall: A majestic waterfall setting in the heart of the Central Highlands. Located within the Dak Nong UNESCO Global Geopark, Lieng Nung Waterfall is one of the most spectacular natural landmarks in the highlands. The site features a unique geological structure with a waterfall cascading vertically from a height of over 30 meters into an isolated canyon. The landscape is defined by its striking basalt columns—naturally layered, dark gray hexagonal rock formations resulting from ancient volcanic eruptions. A visual highlight is the massive concave rock cavern arching over the base of the falls, where mist creates an ethereal veil year-round, reflecting natural light filtering through the forest canopy. The combination of the white cascading water, the impressive geometric rock textures, and the surrounding primeval vegetation creates a highly expressive filming environment, offering diverse angles from magnificent wide shots to detailed close-ups of the unique geology. The area extends through forest trails, rustic gravel stream banks, and the nearby M'Nong ethnic village, creating a unique blend of natural grandeur and long-standing indigenous culture. With its distinct geological architecture and high level of pristine preservation, this location is well-suited for period dramas, action-adventure films, fantasy projects, TVCs, and music videos. Content compiled by: PTIT Photo credits: Lalago; PhuotHot

Location rules

• Strictly prohibit drilling, nailing, or attaching load-bearing cables directly to the hexagonal basalt columns and ancient cave walls.
• Do not apply adhesive, spray paint, or use toxic coloring/smoke agents on rock surfaces or the stream water.
• 100% of waste must be removed from the canyon area immediately after each filming day.

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