Lat Village
At the foot of Gunung Langbiang, there’s a village called Lat Village populated by the eponymous tribe. Here you can experience the daily life of Vietnamese villagers. (Photo source: Gang-gang.net)
Datanla Waterfalls
Summer Palace
Linh Phuoc Pagoda
Da Lat Market
Shop till you drop at the Da Lat Market. It’s 1000 stalls sell everything from textile, fresh food, flowers, to wine. Just say it, they’ve got it! (Photo source: vietnam-guide.com)
Valley of Love
Take your loved one on a romantic outing at the Valley of Love, where you can go on a picnic, rent a paddle boat, or sightsee around the Lake of Sights in a horse carriage. Photo source: vietnam-guide.com)
Pongour Falls
With a width of 100 metres and height of 20 metres, Pongour Falls remains the biggest waterfall in Vietnam, perfect for a little trekking and getaway from the busy city. (Photo source: livetravelteach.com)
Da Lat Flower Gardens
Da Lat Flower Gardens is the main reason why Da Lat is known as ‘The City of Eternal Spring’. The garden has more than 300 types of flowers and the best time to visit is during spring and winter! (Photo source: agoda.net)
Dalat Railway Station
Built by French architects Moncet and Reveron in 1932, Dalat Railway Station is the oldest train station in Indochina. It is now a tourist attraction with its one-way 7-kilometre ride to the Trai Mat station, where the Linh Phuoc Pagoda is located. (Photo source: syoknyatravel.com)
Crazy House
With its unique design, Hang Nga Guest House and Art Gallery, or more famously known as the Crazy House, is an ala “Alice in Wonderland” kind of lodging. It was designed by renowned Vietnamese architect Dang Viet Nga in 1990. (Photo source: localvietnam.com)
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