Nestled inland within the lush greenery of the Ham Ninh mountains, approximately 10 kilometers east of Duong Dong town, Suoi Tranh offers a refreshing natural escape from the coastal heat. Reaching the main area requires a short, pleasant walk of about 15-20 minutes along a well-maintained path that meanders through the forest, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of nature before arriving at the stream itself. This gentle trek makes it an accessible nature outing for most visitors.

The stream is characterized by clear water flowing over rocks and boulders, creating a series of gentle cascades and natural pools along its course. During the peak of the rainy season, these cascades can become more vigorous, resembling small waterfalls, and the pools become deep enough for a cool, refreshing swim. Visitors often relax on the rocks, enjoy picnics amidst the forest setting, or explore slightly further upstream. Nearby, small caves like Hang Doi (Bat Cave) can sometimes be explored, adding another element of adventure to the visit.

It is crucial for visitors to understand that Suoi Tranh is a highly seasonal attraction. Its beauty and the possibility of swimming are heavily dependent on rainfall. The best time to visit is typically during the rainy season (around May to October) when the stream is full and flowing beautifully. Conversely, during the dry season (November to April), the water levels diminish significantly, and the stream can reduce to a mere trickle or even dry up completely, making it far less impressive. Checking recent conditions or planning your visit during the wetter months is recommended for the optimal experience.