Huu Nha Stone Plate Waterfall (Thác Đá Đĩa Hữu Nha)

Waterfall Bình Định, Vietnam

About Huu Nha Stone Plate Waterfall (Thác Đá Đĩa Hữu Nha)

A unique geological wonder tucked within the lush mountain forests of Vĩnh Sơn, featuring an ancient, million-year-old basalt cliff composed of hundreds of interlocking polygonal rock columns resembling a giant inverted stone beehive. Showcases striking dark, multi-sided rock formations sculpted by nature over millions of years, framing a powerful waterfall that plunges from a height of about thirty meters into the green forest below. Home to Bat Cave (Hang Dơi) directly beneath the cascading water, a natural stone archway hidden behind the waterfall where resident bats roost, adding a raw, mysterious atmosphere shaped by mist, green moss, and deep shadows. Combines ancient stone architecture, plunging waterfalls, and cave ecosystems to create a truly distinct and untamed natural landscape far removed from coastal tourist hubs.

Getting there

Accessible by traveling inland from central Quy Nhon toward the mountainous terrain of Vĩnh Sơn, where local roads lead into the forest area. Requires a short trek or walk through forest paths from the nearest vehicle parking point to reach the base of the waterfall, so sturdy footwear is strongly recommended. Best visited during the drier months to ensure safer trail conditions and easier navigation around the slippery rock formations near the waterfall and cave. Bring appropriate outdoor gear, insect repellent, and drinking water, as the site offers a more rugged, off-the-beaten-path wilderness experience.