01What it is
In the Raglai language Yang Bay means “heavenly waterfall”. The park lies in Khánh Vĩnh commune, more than forty kilometres from central Nha Trang; the operator puts the drive at about an hour. The official website lists the Yang Bay, Yang Khang and Ho Cho waterfalls, a natural pool of hot mineral water, an old sacred tree, performances by Raglai musicians, a garden, a zoo, kayaks and mud treatments. It is a landscaped area with paths, not wild forest.
02How to plan your visit
Leave in time for opening so you walk to the waterfalls before the heat. First the main waterfall and a swim, then the Ho Cho hot spring, lunch and the cultural programme. With children add the zoo and the garden. The road runs through rural districts in the west of the province; we found no public transport to the gates in official sources — count on a car with a driver, a taxi for the day or an operator tour with transfer. In the rainy season the water is murkier and more powerful, and swimming may be restricted.
03What to check
On 21.09.2026 the park's website gave: hours 07:30–17:00, an adult ticket of 200,000 VND, a child ticket for heights of 1–1.4 metres at 140,000, free under one metre; there is a package with a transfer from the city. Check which activities are in the basic ticket and which are paid on site.
Before you goBring a change of clothes and water shoes: the bottom near the waterfalls is rocky.
Access, opening hours and prices can change. Confirm the conditions right before you pay or leave.
Day trips →Good forwaterfalls · children · Raglai culture
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Facts checked21 September 2026