Dalat Tours

(Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam)

With its stunning natural beauty, rich culture, friendly people, and unique specialties, Da Lat City is not only a captivating tourist destination but also a place to unwind, relax, and find your inner peace, let’s experience Dalat tours in 2024 – 2025. Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the foggy city.

What are the best places to visit in Da Lat?

Top 15 must-see destinations in Dalat

3. Datanla Waterfall

Datanla Waterfall is one of the most famous waterfalls in Dalat. Located 5 km from Prenn Waterfall and about 6 km from Dalat city center, it’s a must-visit attraction for those seeking adventure and natural beauty for Dalat tours package.

Here are some exciting activities you can enjoy at Datanla Waterfall:

• Alpine Coaster: Experience the thrill of Datanla’s unique alpine coaster, the only one in Dalat. This 1000-meter-long slide winds through the mountainside and is equipped with a sensor brake system for safety.

• Canyonining: For adventurous souls, canyoning at Datanla offers a thrilling experience. Descend from a height of 200 meters amidst the pine forest and feel the adrenaline rush.
• Waterfall Abseiling: Challenge yourself with waterfall abseiling. In August, the cascading water creates a mesmerizing spectacle as you rappel down the falls

Kayaking: Paddle through the falls and admire the falling autumn leaves. This activity offers a poetic and romantic experience but requires a good level of fitness.

High Rope Course: Test your skills at the High Rope Course, an exciting outdoor adventure park with over 80 challenges of varying difficulty. It’s a perfect way to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying an active and thrilling experience.

4. Truc Lam Zen Monastery Dalat

The temple is located outside the centre of Da Lat city. From the district of Hoa Binh in the city centre of Da Lat, the temple is located at a turnoff on the road from the city centre towards Prenn Hill, the temple is near the Tuyen Lam Lake, located on Phoenix Hill. This place is a must see destination in our Da Lat tour packages.

Truc Lam Zen Monastery in Dalat boasts stunning views of the serene Tuyen Lam Lake. It is the largest Buddhist complex in the country, belonging to the Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect. Notably, Truc Lam Monastery and Van Hanh Zen Monastery are the two most famous Buddhist spiritual symbols in Dalat

5. Bảo Đại Palace (Palace III Da Lat)

“Bao Dai Palace III” is a general term for the palaces and villas used by Emperor Bao Dai as workplaces, retreats, and residences for his family during his reign. There are a total of seven Bao Dai palaces scattered across Vietnam. Most of these palaces were built in the French architectural style.

Palace III is considered the most beautiful and elegant of Emperor Bao Dai’s residences. Situated on a hill covered with pristine pine trees at an altitude of 1539 meters, it is complemented by charming landscapes like An Ai Forest, Thuong Uyen Garden, and a small lake.

6. Langbiang Moutain

More than just sightseeing and recreational activities, a visit to Langbiang Mountain offers a chance to hear the captivating legend behind its name. The story goes that long ago, two different tribes lived at the foot of the mountain. Among these tribes were a girl named H’Biang from the Chil tribe and a boy named K’Lang from the Lat tribe.

K’Lang was a strong and brave hunter, while H’Biang was known for her beauty and kindness. They fell deeply in love, but their tribes were rivals and forbade their union. Despite the obstacles, they vowed to be together.

However, their love was met with opposition from both tribes. Fearing a conflict, H’Biang.

Activities at Langbiang Moutain:

• Jeep tour to the summit: Take a thrilling jeep ride up to the peak of Langbiang Mountain.
• Paragliding: Soar through the skies and experience the beauty of Dalat from a bird’s-eye view with a paragliding adventure.
• Horseback riding: Enjoy a scenic horseback ride and capture memorable photos with stunning mountain backdrops.
• Camping and cloud hunting: Camp overnight on the peak and wake up to a breathtaking sunrise amidst a sea of clouds.
• Panoramic views of Dalat: Marvel at the panoramic views of Dalat city from the summit.
• Hundred-Year Valley – Evening program: Immerse yourself in the local culture with a captivating evening program in the Hundred-Year Valley. Enjoy traditional gong music performances, drink “rượu cần” (rice wine drunk from a jar through long straws), feast on delicious barbecued meats, and join in the lively dancing.
• Savor local specialties: Indulge in delectable grilled meats, such as H’Mong chicken and wild boar.

7. Madame de Dalat Museum

The Madame De Dalat Museum boasts a rich and diverse collection of artifacts. Visitors can explore:

• Archaeological artifacts: Discover prehistoric artifacts, including stone tools, pottery, and ancient jewelry, offering insights into the history and culture of the Central Highlands region.
• Artworks: The museum displays a variety of paintings and sculptures by renowned artists, reflecting the evolution of art in Dalat throughout different periods.
• Historical documents: Explore rare documents and photographs that chronicle the development of Dalat, from the colonial era to modern times, providing visitors with fascinating and valuable information.

Every weekend (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), Madame de Dalat, located within the Tran Le Xuan Villa complex (National Archives Center IV, 2 Yet Kieu Street, Dalat), presents “Madame Show,” a live performance directed by artist Trac Thuy Mieu and her team. This show aims to provide Dalat with a new tourism product at a heritage site in the heart of the city.

8. Dalat Cathedral (or “Chicken Church”)

This church, the oldest in Dalat, serves as the center of Catholic activity for the diocese and a pilgrimage site for Catholics across the country to gather and express their faith.

Architecture:

Built in the classic French architectural style by the French themselves, Dalat Cathedral (or “Chicken Church”) stands as a grand and elegant example of a classic French tower.

The rooster is a significant symbol of France, often referred to as the “Gallic Rooster.” Therefore, the rooster atop the cross represents a symbol of good fortune and honor bestowed by the French upon this land.

9. Dalat Railway Station

Dalat Railway Station is not only a remarkable architectural landmark in Dalat but also holds a special place in the history of Vietnam Railways.

The station was part of the Dalat–Phan Rang Thap Cham railway project, spanning approximately 87km. Approved by the Governor-General of Indochina, construction began in 1903. The Dalat station itself was built in 1932 and completed in 1936, making it the oldest remaining railway station in Vietnam.

10. Domaine de Marie Church

The name “Domaine de Marie” translates to “Domain of Mary” (or “Mary’s Domain”). The church is also known by other names, such as “Mai Anh Parish” due to the abundance of apricot blossom trees that once grew in the area, and “Vinh Son Church” because it serves as the chapel for the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul.

The church features several stylized design elements. Two staircases leading to the main entrance are paved with tiles. The most striking architectural feature is the triangular-shaped roof, with a cross mounted at its peak, and the distinctive arched windows on either side.

A unique aspect of this church’s construction is that it was built entirely without cement. Instead, natural materials like lime and molasses were used as binding agents. The walls were constructed with stones laid horizontally up to the window sills.

11. Linh Phuoc Pagoda (Broken Glass Pagoda)

Linh Phuoc Pagoda in Dalat is renowned for its unique mosaic decorations. The structures within the pagoda complex are adorned with fragments of pottery, porcelain, and glass bottles, giving it the nickname “Ve Chai Pagoda” (Broken Glass Pagoda).

This distinctive architectural feature attracts visitors from far and wide. The pagoda complex includes the main hall, a courtyard garden known as Hoa Long Vien, the Avalokiteshvara Hall, the stupa, the 18 levels of hell, and an antique exhibition area.

The main hall of the pagoda measures 33 meters long and 12 meters wide, featuring two rows of dragon pillars inlaid with porcelain. Above the pillars, you’ll find numerous porcelain mosaics depicting scenes from the life of Buddha and stories from Buddhist scriptures like the Amitabha Sutra and the Lotus Sutra.

12. “Cau Dat” Tea Hill

Cau Dat Tea Hill is a popular tourist attraction in Dalat, located about 23 km from the city center. Cau Dat Farm, with a history of over 100 years, spans an impressive 230 hectares at an altitude of 1650 meters

To experience cloud hunting at Cau Dat Tea Hill, you’ll need to wake up very early to prepare and travel to the location. The most stunning cloud formations typically appear between 5:30 and 6:00 AM. You’ll be treated to a magical scene of fluffy clouds drifting over the lush green tea fields, creating a picturesque landscape.

13. Crazy House (Hang Nga Villa)

At the end of the 20th century, nature was excessively exploited to serve human needs, and today we face the severe consequences of those actions.

To encourage a greater appreciation for nature and environmental protection, architect Dang Viet Nga began constructing her unique house in February 1990. It was designed to resemble the image of ancient tree trunks in a devastated old-growth forest.

However, within these rugged and bare tree trunks lie uniquely designed guest rooms, conveying the idea that nature remains close and ever-present in our lives.

14. Activity of SUP paddling at Tuyen Lam Lake

Experience the poetic beauty of Dalat with a half-day SUP paddling excursion to witness the sunset over Tuyen Lam Lake. Departing from the heart of Dalat, you’ll embark on a journey to Tuyen Lam Lake, renowned for its serene and pristine natural setting.

Engaging in the activity of SUP paddling, you’ll savor the tranquility of the surroundings and admire the vibrant hues of the sunset as it descends upon the lake. This tour promises unique experiences and unforgettable memories.

15. Van Thanh Flower Village

Stepping into Van Thanh Flower Village, visitors will feel as if they’ve entered a different world, with thousands of flowers competing to show off their vibrant colors.

Besides admiring the blossoms and learning about cultivation methods, visitors to Van Thanh Flower Village can also try their hand at pruning and planting flowers under the guidance of experienced local farmers.

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