Location: Da Lat
Top Things to do in Da Lat
Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Da Lat, Lam Dong Province
This former colonial resort provides a respite from Southern Vietnam's year-round swelter. The town is full of beautiful French-era buildings and surrounded by pine trees and farms growing exotic vegetables and flowers. It's worth the trip just to escape the heat for a few days.
Restaurants in Da Lat
1. Linh Quang pagoda
2. Cau Dat Tea Hill
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By PiMa2909 - Cao Lanh, Vietnam
I'm pretty sure that the title says it all, the Tea farm is such a dreamland (from my point of view). We took a long ride from the center of Da Lat, it took around 40mins to an hour depends on your speed and how many stops you have. Trust me, just hire a scooter if you can, follow the road that has the pine trees both sides of it and enjoy every little thing on the way to the Tea farm. I won't tell you what to do or where to stop by, just have your own ride and experience to feel what we really felt. ENJOY! :)
3. Linh Phuoc Pagoda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,373 reviews
With terrific views from the third floor and a ten-foot high dragon in the side garden, this modern pagoda is a favorite.
Reviewed By bvh_vn
An intersting place in Dalat for any travellers with unique architecture (from broken ceremic, glassware, etc.), budda and bodhisattva statues, the illustration of hell. Although it is not the biggest pagoda you can find in Vietnam, I found it has a comprehensive atmosphere of a local pagoda. Quite far from the centre of Dalat, you may want to combine the trip to this pagoda and the tea farm.
4. Thien Vuong Co Sat Pagoda
5. Thien Vien Truc Lam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,003 reviews
This popular working religious complex, completed in 1994, includes a shrine and a monastery.
Reviewed By HauPhucLe - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Truc Lam Da Lat Zen Monastery, - Truc Lam Zen Monastery Dalat is a Zen Monastery of Truc Lam Yen Tu. The monastery is 5km from the center of Dalat city, on Phung Hoang Mountain, above Tuyen Lam Lake. This is not only the largest monastery in Lam Dong, but also the sights and admiration of many domestic and foreign tourists. - The monastery started to be built in 1993, and completed in 1994, designed by architects Vu Xuan Hung and Tran Duc Loc. - A peaceful place with many beautiful scenes and lush flower gardens. - There is a cable car station from Robin Hill through the pine forest to this temple, anotherway to experience instead come here by car. Ticket price 80,000 VND / person.
6. Linh Son Pagoda
7. Mong Mo Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
8. Dalat Cultural Exchange Center
9. Dinh 1 Da Lat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
PALACE I: FAMOUS HISTORICAL ATTRACTION IN DA LAT Not far from the center of Da Lat to the east-south, the Emperor Bao Dai’s Palace one stands on a charming hill at the height of 1.550 metters and 60 hectares, surrounded by lush pine forest. The Palace is famous by the real European neoclassical architecture, and also the main owner Emperor Bao Dai-the last King of Vietnam Feudal Dynasty.
Reviewed By haiyen298 - Hanoi, Vietnam
The entry fee is little bit expensive but it’s worthy. This palace is the most beautiful palace comparing with Palace 2 and Palace 3 with many flowers and nice decorations
10. Son Pacamara Coffee Farm Experience
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Located at Dalat, near the forest, it's not just a normal coffee farm. It's the place where we live with all of our passion, in order to create Vietnamese specialty coffee (high Arabica coffee quality). Love coffee or not? We believe the experience on the farm will open a new look of enjoying your cup of coffee.
Reviewed By Tranvtinterior - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
We did a 2 hours tour on the farm which is lead by Mr.Son himself with the enthusiast as coffee lovers. The tour was very informative and beneficial in many ways whether you know nothing about coffee. With his passion and wide knowledge, Mr.Son taught us first with theories of how the coffee as it is today and how to distinguish different types of coffee. We were shown the path of plantation to the cup, the coffee berries, the farm and the process of rinsing and fermenting. It was a very thorough lesson from someone who is devoted to this magical bean. At the end of the tour, we asked to go around to take another look at his beautiful farm and we came across this beautiful tiny valley under the farm’s hill. It was an exceptional and eye-opening experience for us and the people and place would be one of our favorites in Đà Lạt. PS: The scenary of the farm and the road leads to it is breath-taking.
