In the early morning, visitors can rent a SUP boat and gently paddle on the lake, enjoying the silence and the sounds of nature. It’s also an ideal spot to relax with a hot cup of coffee, taking in the majestic beauty of Da Lat. Photo by RiviuDaLat
For those who crave solitude and wish to chase the morning mist, Thien Phuc Duc Hill is a must-visit spot. Located across from Langbiang Mountain, Thien Phuc Duc Hill isn’t too tall, but it offers breathtaking scenery. Photo by VinWonders
Every early morning, the hill is often enveloped in a thin layer of mist, creating a sense of being in a mythical land. Visitors can camp here, witness the sunrise, and breathe in the fresh air, completely detached from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Photo by AgoTourist
Datanla Falls, located about 10 km from the center of Da Lat, stands out not only for its pristine beauty but also for the relaxing atmosphere it offers. Photo by AgoTourist
The white waterfall cascading from above blends with the green pine forest, making this spot ideal for relaxation. Listen to the soothing sound of the waterfall and enjoy the silence. Visitors can take a cable car ride, hike through the forest, or simply sit by the waterfall, immersing themselves in nature’s wild beauty. Photo by VnTour
About 5 km from Da Lat’s center, Moong Mo Hill offers a peaceful escape from the city’s bustle. This spot boasts a vast and airy space filled with ancient trees, green grass, and fresh air. Photo by VinWonders
Moong Mo Hill is also a place where visitors can stroll through flower gardens or sit and let the cool breezes wash over them, enjoying absolute tranquility. Photo by Bazan Travel
About 20 km from the city center, Cu Lan Village exudes the raw, rustic beauty of the Central Highlands’ mountains and forests. Here, you’ll find none of the city’s noise, only the murmur of streams, the songs of birds, and winding paths through lush green valleys. Photo by Da Lat
Immerse yourself in nature and partake in gentle activities like forest walks, camping, or learning about the local K’ho ethnic minority group’s culture. All of these elements combine to create a peaceful atmosphere. Photo by iViVu
The Mystical Stone Tomb of Nam Phuong Empress’s Father, Hanging Amidst the Pine Forest
Nestled amidst a pine forest, the tomb of the father of Nam Phuong, the last empress of the Nguyen Dynasty, exudes an air of enigmatic antiquity. Its enigmatic beauty, nestled in the heart of Dalat, beckons curious travelers eager to delve into the life and times of this historic figure.
The Hottest Spots for Vietnamese Celebrities to Celebrate Christmas.
If you’re still undecided about where to spend the upcoming Christmas season, take some inspiration from Vietnamese celebrities and their festive getaway choices over the past few years.
The Hottest Celebrity Hangouts This February
Cinderella Quyền Linh ventured to the enchanting hills of Dalat to behold the majestic mai anh dao flowers in full bloom, while the ever-stylish Thanh Hằng chose to welcome spring in Taiwan. Meanwhile, Lan Ngọc and Thanh Thủy soaked up the sun in Thailand, making unforgettable memories in February.
Chasing the Morning Mist on the Three Hills of Dalat
“To capture the perfect shot, photographer Vu Ngoc Thien woke up early and spent several days chasing the autumn fog on three of Dalat’s hills.”
Dalat Ranks Among Asia’s Most Affordable Travel Destinations
With a room rental cost of approximately 1.5 million VND per night, Da Lat has become a top destination for budget-conscious travelers during the year-end and New Year holidays.
