Kamli Waterfalls in Dalat and how to visit

Description and is it worth a visit

Kamli Waterfalls (Thac Cam Ly, Cam Ly Waterfall) is a natural attraction of Dalat and one of the famous and popular places, which is located directly in the central part of the city. Cam Ly Waterfall consists of several cascades fifteen meters high, which is why it is often called Kamli waterfalls. A park has been formed around the waterfall, access to which is paid. The territory of the park is moderately well-groomed, but despite the efforts of the staff, it is simply not possible to remove the garbage that floats in the water and the smell from the sewer, which affects the desire of people to come here. Nevertheless, there are several flower beds and gazebos near the reservoir. To please tourists, anyone can change into cowboy clothes and take pictures, of course for a fee.

But to be honest, our opinion is that if you have only a few days in Dalat, then you can exclude Kam Li from your route without regret. It is better to visit one of the distant waterfalls Prenn, Pongur, Datanla or Elephant. The fact is that the Kamli River, which forms a waterfall, passes through the whole city and brings with it garbage thrown out by local residents. After the rains, the water in the waterfall is dirty brown and does not look beautiful at all. And the territory of the park itself is not very surprising, the place of stopping for 10-15 minutes and no more.

Useful information to visit:

• In the period from December to March (dry season), the waterfall may not be very full-flowing, or even completely "disappear".
• You can walk from the city center on foot or take a rented transport, group excursions are not carried here.