The alpine coaster
You control your own speed.
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A waterfall in the pine forest south of central Da Lat, on the road to the Prenn Pass, where a mountain stream drops in stages over rock shelves, the main fall about 20 metres high. Its name comes from the K'Ho language and is usually translated as «water under the leaves». Most visitors come for the ride down: an alpine coaster on steel rails, each rider controlling the car's speed with a brake, which winds a long way through the forest to the foot of the falls. There is also a walking path with steps, as well as a cable car and adventure activities such as canyoning. The entrance ticket is cheap, with the coaster charged separately. It gets crowded at weekends, so go early on a weekday.
You control your own speed.
Rock shelves among the pines.
For the adventurous.
On the Prenn Pass road, south of central Da Lat
Each rider controls the car's speed with a brake, and children usually ride with an adult; follow the staff's instructions on height and speed.
