Coming to the exciting Dalat tour, you will experience the ancient architecture of Da Lat, the majestic datala waterfall, the coffee production process.

Highlights

  • Place to visit: French Quarter, Arabica coffee plantations
  • See the beauty of Dalat’s nature from above by cable car on Robin Hill
  • Water fall, pagoda, Dalat railway station

Full description

1. Cable Car & Robin Hill You can enjoy fresh airy space at Robin hill (1690m), Dalat cable car station to get the panorama view of Dalat and enjoy the marvelous of the pine-forested valley stretch down to the South and take the cable car down to Paradise lake if desire.
2. Truc Lam Zen Monastery Truc Lam (Bamboo Forest) Zen Monastery is one of the biggest Zen Universiy in Viet Nam. Please dress decently, a very quite scenery beside its very beautiful flower garden, which is built on the top of the Pheonix hill and surrounding by Tuyen Lam lake (Paradise lake)
3. The Clay Tunney They lie on either side of a 1.2-kilometre walkway and include buildings in both traditional and modern styles – like the Pedagogy College, Da Lat train station, churches, Buddhist temples, ancient villas, and traditional houses.
4. Datanla Waterfall Datanla Waterfall (25m high) is one of the more easily accessed falls in the vicinity of Dalat. Those who are looking for thrills should try the (mini) roller coaster ride from the top of the falls or an easy 15-minute walk gets you to the bottom.
“Have your lunch at local restaurant on the way (tour guide he will recommend the prestigious restaurant if require)”
5. French Quarter You will see many original French colonial-style villas and homes that were built around the 1920s and ‘30s. Many hotels, golf courses, and spas, as well as schools and churches, were built in the same period, most using French designs.
6. Weasel Coffee Farm A visit to a plantation will give an experience of weasel coffee. Wild weasels run around the plantations, eat the best and ripest coffee beans and then leave their droppings around with the coffee beans relatively undigested and intact.
7. Dalat Rail Way Station The station was designed in Art Deco style which is perfectly in harmony with local characteristics and culture. Its three high pointed roofs resemble the three peaks of Lang Biang Mountain or as some people say, the communal house of ethnic minorities in Central Highland of Vietnam (called Nha Rong). Dalat railway station provided tourists with the 7km route from Dalat to Trai Mat station.
The remarkable feature of the pagoda is the Dragon- shaped design made from the broken pieces of glasses in accordance with the design of Khai Dinh’s Tomb in Hue. In the main temple, there is a statue of Thich Ca Buddhist with the height of 4.9m, sitting under the root of Bodhi tree. Besides the pagoda, we can see a 49m Dragon flying around the garden. The scabs of the dragon are made from 12,000 empty bottles. The head of the dragon is 7m high.

Includes

Inclusion: English speaking tourist guide, vehicle, entrance fees, tourist permits, bottle of water, gift voucher

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