Pongour Waterfall

About this location

Pongour Waterfall: A majestic seven-tiered waterfall setting. Pongour Waterfall (also known as Seven-Story Waterfall) is a renowned natural landmark in the Southern Central Highlands. Recognized as a National Scenic Monument, the site features a magnificent waterfall system surrounded by a pristine primary forest ecosystem. The landscape is characterized by a system of sedimentary rock cliffs arranged in rugged tiers, resembling giant steps spanning over 100 meters. During the wet season, water cascades over the stone tiers, creating layers of white silk; in the dry season, the stone tiers reveal raw, angular formations. The combination of tiered water flow, ancient forest vegetation, and the tranquil lake at the base creates a filming environment with rich visual depth, offering diverse camera angles from grand wide shots to authentic close-ups. The grounds extend through forest paths, rocky valleys, and a wide riverbed, creating a unique harmony between natural light filtering through the canopy and the majestic flow of highland nature. With its unique tiered rock topography and wild, deep-forest atmosphere, the location is well-suited for period dramas, action-adventure films, TVCs, and artistic music videos, subject to scenic management regulations and filming permits. Content summary: PTIT Image sources: Thanh Nien Newspaper; Vietnam National Authority of Tourism; Bazantravel; Mia Go;

Location rules

• Do not construct dams or barriers that alter the natural water flow.
• Do not excavate the stone surface or forest floor; the site must be restored to its original state (100%).
• A permit for airspace/drone usage issued by the Operations Department – General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army is mandatory.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Flash floods