Datanla waterfall crossing inspected
A rope-swinging adventure tour at Datanla waterfalls, where three foreign tourists died in February, was under inspection on April 26.
Inspectors participate in the waterfall crossing tour. (Photo:VNA)Lam Dong (VNA) – A rope-swinging adventure tour at Datanla waterfalls, where three foreign tourists died in February, was under inspection on April 26.
Datanla is a tourist attraction in Da Lat resort city in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong. It is said to be popular among foreign adventure lovers.
The inspected tour offers a 4km crossing through four waterfalls with increasing levels of difficulty.
Inspectors from the Lam Dong provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism worked with managers of the Lam Dong Tourist Company, which is in charge of managing the attraction.
They also checked relevant tour instructions, safety equipment and management activities, before participating in the swinging themselves.
Outcomes of the inspections will soon be reported to help improve the site.
On February 26, three British nationals were found dead after unfortunately slipping and falling off a waterfall while visiting the attraction.-VNA
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