Phu Quoc Da Ban Stream has an opposite, strong, and majestic beauty. This is in contrast to Tranh Stream, a serene, charming beauty. Next, would like to send you some information about this stream which is one of the attractive picnic places in Phu Quoc.

1. Why is it called Da Ban Stream?

The name Da Ban Stream has made those who first heard it feel curious. Why is it called Da Ban Stream? This name is called that because the stones here look like the table surface. Legend tells that fairies often sit on stones and bathed in the stream. The rocks layer, curl upstream looks so majestic.

Da Ban Stream

Da Ban Stream looks magnificent.

Where does the stream come from?

Phu Quoc is famous for its 99 mountains stretching from north to south. Ham Ninh mountain range is the longest and highest mountain range. Da Ban Stream originates here. This is the main water supply source for Duong Dong Lake with a circumference of more than 3.5 km and a depth of 20 meters. With a water reserve of about 5.5 million m3. At present, this amount of water only supplies domestic water for Duong Dong town. And An Thoi town and other communes use water mainly from drilled or dug wells.

Duong Dong Lake Phu Quoc

Photo of Duong Dong Lake in Phu Quoc Island.

How to go to Suoi Ban Stream?

Starting from the center of Duong Dong town, going straight to Nguyen Trung Truc Street, visitors go up the North of the Island, then follow the road with a signpost about 10km to reach the tourist area.

Direction to go from Duong Dong Town to Da Ban Stream

Direction to go from Duong Dong Town to Da Ban Stream.

Visitors must stop in front of the resort gate. Park here and follow the cable-stayed bridge or the 2 bridges over the stream to enter the forest. This has become an ideal ecotourism destination. Especially for those who love and explore the natural beauty in Phu Quoc island district.

Bridge toward Da Ban Stream

The nice wooden bridge toward Da Ban Stream.

Walk for about 15 minutes to reach the stream. Here in front of your eyes appears large rocks, flat like a table. The sound of water pouring down sounds very majestic. The scene is different from the gentle Tranh Stream.

The road to the stream waterfall in Da Ban Stream is further and more difficult than that in Tranh Stream, the road infrastructure for large cars from 29 to 45 seats is not available. Therefore, visitors to Da Ban Stream are fewer, it is mostly only local people or people you know guiding. Tourists in groups do not come here as much as Suoi Tranh.

What to do at Da Ban?

The large flat rocks are suitable for camping, eating, and drinking on them. You can bathe in the cool blue water under the waterfall. Often visitors stop at the flat rocks to have fun, so few people wade up to see the highest waterfall.

Note when visiting:

Firstly, coming to Da Ban Stream in the rainy season, you must be very careful or slip and fall very dangerous because the water here is very deep and swept very strongly.

Secondly, you must keep the general hygiene, do not throw away garbage indiscriminately. Let’s join hands for a green, clean and beautiful environment in Phu Quoc.

If you come to Phu Quoc and just hear to Da Ban Stream but have not yet arrived, it is very sorry. You have missed a chance to witness the grandeur and richness of nature bestowing on Phu Quoc.

Sunset at Da Ban Stream

Sunset at Da Ban Stream.

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