The waterfall is located on the Da Drem stream, which feeds into the broader river systems of the Lam Dong plateau.
The name 'BoBla' originates from the K'Ho ethnic minority language, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Di Linh region.
The site includes a significant expanse of tea plantations, which are integral to the aesthetic and commercial identity of the Tea BoBla complex.
The waterfall's structure is characterized by a high cliff drop, which changes in volume significantly between the dry and rainy seasons.
BoBla Waterfall, also known as Lien Dam Waterfall, is situated directly off National Highway 20 in Di Linh, Lam Dong province. The waterfall features a distinct vertical drop over layered rock formations, creating a prominent flow that is easily accessible from the roadside. It is integrated into the Tea BoBla site, which encompasses a tourist complex featuring landscaped gardens, pathways, and tea plantations. The site leverages the local geography of the Central Highlands, where the waterfall acts as the central landscape feature. As of mid-2026, the area maintains operations as a recreational park, with infrastructure supporting visitor movement around the falls and surrounding greenery.
The viewing platform located at the upper level that provides a panoramic view of the waterfall and the tea hills in the background.
Wear footwear with high traction, as the stone pathways near the base of the waterfall can become slippery.
The mist from the waterfall creates high humidity levels, so carry protective covers for electronic devices.
Visit during the weekday to avoid high visitor density during the weekend tea plantation tours.
Attempting to swim in the pool directly beneath the primary drop, as currents and debris can be hazardous.
Avoid crossing barriers set up near the cliff edges for safety; maintain cleanliness in the tea plantation areas.
