Prenn Falls, Waterfall at Prenn Pass, Đà Lạt, Vietnam.
Prenn Falls is a cascade that drops over a basalt cliff, creating a white water curtain across the stream below. The water plunges through a forested valley with pine trees and is surrounded by rock walls that frame the landscape.
In the 1960s, the grounds served as a natural zoo housing various animals including elephants and tigers. This chapter of the site's past has since ended and is now part of its local history.
The temples nearby serve as gathering places where both locals and visitors pay respect to the Hung Kings. These sacred spaces form an important part of religious practice in the region.
The site is accessible daily and features paths through the pine forests that are straightforward to explore. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes as the ground can be uneven and the walks pass through forested areas.
The grounds today offer opportunities to encounter animals such as elephants and ostriches that can guide visitors through the pine landscape. This experience connects the site's zoo history with modern visitor activities.
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