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	The trio, a man and two women, were found outside of Dalat, a mountainous city that draws tourists with its crystal lakes and steep waterfalls.&nbsp;</div>
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	It was not immediately clear how they died.</div>
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	&quot;We are working on the reasons for their deaths,&quot; Dalat city&#39;s deputy police chief Bui Duc Ro told AFP.</div>
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	State-run media said the two women were aged 25 and 19 and had entered Vietnam at the start of the month, but the police officer could not confirm their identities.</div>
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	Emergency workers reportedly climbed down a steep slope near the waterfall to recover the bodies, which were found wearing life jackets.&nbsp;</div>
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	Visitors can rappel down the 20-metre waterfall as well as luge around the site.</div>
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	In 2013 British scientist Jamie Taggart went missing in Vietnam&#39;s Sa Pa jungle and was never found despite search efforts by local authorities.</div>
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	- AFP&nbsp;</div>

Three British tourists found dead near Vietnam waterfall: police

HANOI - Vietnamese police on Friday found the bodies of three British tourists near a waterfall in the country's central highlands, an area popular with adventure travellers.