Dambri is also known as “waiting” waterfall according to K’Ho legend, recalling the sad love story of K’Dam and D’B’Ri.
Once upon a time, K’Dam and D’B’Ri loved each other and often dated by the waterfall. Misfortune happens when they cannot live together because of disputes and conflicts between the two tribes. Because he was sad that he could not marry the one he loved, one day K’Dam quietly left the village and went deep into the forest. D’B’Ri heard that he had crossed many forests and streams, through many full moons and rice fields. She kept looking and looking, but she couldn’t find her lover.
Disappointed, D’B’Ri returned to the forest near the village to wait, hoping that he would return but failed to fulfill his wish. D’B’Ri sat crying until tears flowed, forming a stream, becoming a waterfall like today. Sympathizing and remembering the faithful love of the couple, the villagers of the two tribes named the waterfall Dambri, which in K’ho means “waiting”.
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