Datanla Waterfall is one of the ideal tourist destinations in Da Lat. As any visitors arrive here, they can leave behind their worries, the stresses of everyday life, and the bustling work of the city to immerse themselves in the peaceful mountains and natural landscape. They will have a chance to not only enjoy thrilling activities, such as the Alpine coaster, the longest ride in Southeast Asia, reaching over 2,400 metres, but also take photos of the beautiful natural scenery with their families, ensuring that the memories of their visit to Da Lat will last forever..

Robin Hill-Cable Car The Da Lat cable car attracts visitors with a mesmerising journey that offers stunning views of the city from a different perspective. With 50 colourful automatic cabins capable of transporting up to 900 passengers per hour, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the majestic Central Highlands forests, the entire city of Da Lat, and glide over the vast pine forests while experiencing the cool, refreshing climate of Da Lat.

The Trúc Lâm Zen Monastery in Da Lat follows the Trúc Lâm Yen Tu sect and is the largest Zen monastery in Vietnam. It is located on Phoenix Mountain, about 5 kilometres south of the city centre of Da Lat. The most popular highlight of the Trúc Lâm Zen Monastery is the flower garden in front of the main hall. The garden is exceptionally beautiful, featuring a variety of rare flowers such as Bird of Paradise, Australian Sim, and Hibiscus. All these flowers are carefully cultivated and gathered by the monks and nuns, who grow them in the inner gardens of the monastery

The mansion is the realisation of a dream for a Vietnamese woman who has gone through many personal hardships and witnessed the changes in Vietnamese society as well as the world at large. The Hằng Nga Villa is also a reflection of the author’s life philosophy—strong, determined, passionate about freedom, and incredibly creative. The female architect who designed it has created a truly unique legacy for future generations through her tireless work ethic and selfless dedication to her craft.

Located at one of the highest elevations in Da Lat, Lang Biang Mountain is a distinctive tourist destination, offering outdoor activities, nature exploration, and an opportunity to learn about the local culture. Lang Biang is also a popular spot for adventure seekers, with programmes for mountain climbing and summit conquering. From the mountain peak, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Suối Vàng (Golden Stream) and Suối Bạc (Silver Stream), as well as the entire city of Da Lat. The mist that floats gently in the air makes you feel as if you are walking among the clouds.

Strawberry garden In Da Lat (Lam Dong), agricultural activities have reached a new level in the application of advanced scientific techniques, especially with strawberry cultivation in greenhouses using hydroponic methods. The charming strawberry hanging gardens in Da Lat have become a popular tourist attraction. Many visitors come to these strawberry gardens to hand-pick the most beautiful and delicious fruits, even though the price of strawberries is no less than 200,000 VND per kilogramme, which is 4 to 5 times higher than the price of traditionally grown strawberries.

Van Thanh flower village Vạn Thành is known as the largest flower village in Da Lat. Despite its steep, terraced landscape, it remains the main supplier of flowers to the city, especially roses. Vạn Thành Roses are famous for their wild rose-like appearance. With new rose varieties imported from the Netherlands, the local people here have cultivated many types of roses in various colours, including velvet red, lotus pink, pale pink, moonlight white, and blush pink. As a result, the area is renowned for its strong, vibrant rose varieties, but it also attracts visitors with a wide range of other beautiful flowers such as chrysanthemums, lilies, salem, carnations, and gerbera daisies. Wandering through this "kingdom of flowers," visitors can also enjoy the enchanting fragrance that fills the air.

The ethnic minority village One of the small groups of the Chil people lived in Da Lat during its early formation and development. The K'ho people lived in the valleys near the waterfalls and rivers.

It would be a real pity to visit Da Lat - Lam Dong without making a trip to the rural area of Nam Ban to witness the majestic and mysterious Liêng Rơwoa (Elephant Falls). To fully appreciate the pristine beauty of the waterfall, visitors must "conquer" 145 winding stone steps: some are naturally formed rock steps clinging to steep cliffs, while others are wooden planks of a charming little bridge swaying precariously above the abyss. At the foot of the waterfall and within the ancient forest, large rocks resembling elephants can be found. Because of this, the thunderous roar of the waterfall gives the impression of a herd of elephants racing or playfully spraying water with their trunks.

Linh Ẩn Pagoda, also known as Linh Ẩn Tự, is located in the scenic area of Elephant Falls (Thác Voi) in Nam Ban town, Lam Ha district, Lam Dong province. It has long been an ideal destination for many travellers, especially Western visitors who enjoy adventure, exploration, and experiencing the vibrant colours of the East. Though situated in a remote and secluded area, the architecture of Linh Ẩn Pagoda still exudes a modern charm, harmoniously blending with the surrounding nature. The entire pagoda complex, covering over 4 hectares of land, is lush with various forest trees such as gió, sộp, si, and bằng lăng, creating a serene and natural atmosphere.

The Cricket Farm is a new tourist attraction in Da Lat, featuring rustic huts made of thatch and crickets raised in plastic containers, yet housing thousands of crickets that continuously reproduce to supply numerous restaurants and eateries in Da Lat. This unique form of eco-tourism has attracted many visitors who are curious to explore and learn about the process of farming crickets in a charming and unconventional setting.

Mê Linh Coffee is designed with an open architecture, simple yet charming, unlike other coffee shops. It is surrounded by lush green coffee plantations. While one might expect the cool Da Lat climate to call for a cosy, enclosed space, Mê Linh Coffee does the opposite—it embraces an open, airy atmosphere that connects visitors with the natural breeze. Everything here is in harmony with nature, not confined within a cage under bright, extravagant lights. This makes it an ideal spot for young people, nature lovers, couples seeking a peaceful retreat, or adventurers looking for a fresh and exciting experience. At Mê Linh Coffee, you not only enjoy the rich and flavourful taste of coffee, but you can also visit the souvenir display area, where you can buy handwoven textile products made by the local indigenous people. It's a place where you can connect with both the flavours and the culture of Da Lat.

Cuong Hoan Silk factory The silk weaving factory in Da Lat is a fascinating place to visit, where you can witness the entire process, from silk cocoons to finished fabric. This is the only silk factory in Vietnam that still maintains the traditional method of extracting silk fibres from old cocoons. The cocoons are soaked in hot water, and the delicate threads are unwound and fed into a machine to open the cocoon. The threads are then wound onto a spinning spindle and used on a large loom to weave fabric with intricate patterns. It's a unique and educational experience for anyone interested in traditional craftsmanship and the art of silk production.

Among the various waterfalls in Da Lat, such as Datanla, Voi, and Pongour, this waterfall stands out, surrounded by a vast, pristine forest. It is about 40 metres tall and 100 metres wide. Its polished steps resemble a natural amphitheatre! A powerful stream of water cascades down the seven tiers, filling the air with a thunderous roar. The waterfall is majestic, yet not overwhelming. Its beauty is poetic, and it is admired by both locals and tourists alike.

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