Seven lakes, three falls
Pa Sy where three streams meet, Dak Ke lake, and the smaller fall.
Seven lakes and three waterfalls sit around Mang Den. Pa Sy is the fall to plan the morning around: about 9 km from town, at around 1,500 m, where three streams meet. You walk forest stairs down to it. Quảng Ngãi set the gate at 50,000 VND for adults and 25,000 VND for children from 30 May 2026, under Resolution 52/2026/NQ-HĐND. Older listings, including Việt Úc Tourist’s, still show the earlier 20,000 VND.
Dak Ke lake is a short drive from town. Go early, when the water is still and the plateau is known for cloud at dawn. Canoeing and fishing are offered, and a traditional nhà rông stands on the shore. The smaller Dak Ke waterfall is more remote. Once you reach it, you can swim in the pool. The signs are poor, so ask in town for the path. Toong Dam is the quiet lake, ringed by old trees.
Come in on the pass if you can do it in daylight. The road snakes over forest, farms, and valleys, and a clear morning shows the valleys before the cloud builds.
