Witness one of the most majestic and impressive waterfalls in Vietnam's Central Highlands with a visit to Pongour Waterfall, located approximately 50 kilometers south of Da Lat. Often nicknamed the "Seven Levels Waterfall" due to its distinctive terraced rock formations over which the water cascades, Pongour is renowned for its grand scale and picturesque beauty, set within a wider valley landscape. Its distance from Da Lat makes it less visited than closer falls like Datanla, lending it a hidden gem quality for those willing to make the journey.

Pongour Waterfall is particularly impressive during and after the rainy season when water flow is high, creating a powerful spectacle as water thunders down the wide, multi-tiered rock face (around 100 meters wide and 40 meters high). Even in the dry season, the unique terraced geological structure remains fascinating to see. Visitors can walk down steps to viewing platforms near the base of the falls to appreciate its full scale and take photos. The surrounding area offers space for picnics or simply relaxing and admiring the view.

Reaching Pongour Waterfall requires a dedicated trip by motorbike, car, or tour from Da Lat (allow at least 1-1.5 hours driving each way). While it requires more travel time, its sheer size and unique terraced appearance make it arguably the most visually stunning waterfall in the wider Da Lat region. For travellers seeking truly majestic natural beauty off the main tourist circuit, Pongour Waterfall is a highly rewarding hidden gem destination.