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Places To Visit In Da Lat

Bike Tours in Da Lat

Bicycle Tours are a popular activity among tourists who wish to explore the countryside of Vietnam in a calm and leisurely manner. From Da Lat, many tour operators offer guided tours for small or large groups to cycle through the bucolic setting of the country. These tours can follow trails through villages, rough tracks through riversides, lush woods and even all the way to Hoi An and Nha Trang.

Take a ride in under 15 minutes in a four-seater cabin offering fantastic and expansive vistas of Da Lat and its surrounding regions. The Cable Car connects the top of Robin Hill to Truc Lam Zen Monastery. Operational in the morning and afternoon, the cable car is a fantastic way to travel to and from the monastery and is also an Instagram-worthy experience.

Be sure to try out some canyoning when visiting Da Lat. As a hilly region with ample rocky formations and waterfalls, Canyoning is popular for tourists and locals. With their guides and safety experts, local tour operators conduct tours for various group sizes who wish to indulge in this exhilarating activity.

Offering a unique and mind-boggling experience for guests, Crazy House in Da Lat is a property where every room, hall, and area is decorated in a unique theme. Originally called Hang Nga Guest House and Art Gallery, the house is designed by architect Dang Viet Nga to resemble a tree and has tunnels, ladders, and statues of bears, tigers, and kangaroos. You can also stay overnight in one of the rooms.

Dalat Flower Garden or Dalat Flower Park, is a botanical garden home to over three hundred different kinds of flowers that bloom over a year. The garden has many pathways and fountains, greenhouse chambers, exhibition areas, growing areas, and entertainment areas. You can stroll around and see chrysanthemums, orchids, and daffodils to rarities such as African Cactus and Bonsai Trees.

A large market in the city's heart, Dalat market is where locals and tourists flock to gorge on street food, beer, and local wine. A rather busy area with street stalls and cafes, you will find many regional specialties here, such as artichoke tea and dried fruits. You can also buy souvenirs from the stalls and shops lining the street.

Designed by the French in 1932, Da Lat station is now primarily a tourist attraction while being operational as a railway service junction on a limited basis. There are several olden trains on display here and a couple of small trains which are operational and can take tourist groups for a short ride to nearby village areas and regions. The station also houses a cafe, souvenir shop and small vendor stalls selling knick-knacks.

The largest freshwater lake in Da Lat, Tuyen Lam Lake, was built in the 1930s. The best way to get to the lake is by taking the Cable Car to Truc Lam Monastery and then walking the rest. Boating, Camping, and watching the sunset are popular here. For those interested in sightseeing, Tuyen Lam Lake Viewpoint and Truc Lam Monastery are great spots to visit.

A place for the romantics, Valley of Love is a theme park, especially popular amongst couples and newlyweds. Lush with beautiful valleys, rolling pine forests, and the Da Thien Lake, activities here include boating, jeep safaris, and horse rides. There are ornate walkways and bridges adorned by flowers, statues, and figurines, which make for great backdrops for photographs.