Top Things to do in Lam Dong Province
What to do and see in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam including Central Highlands, Madagui Forest, Monster Lake Da Lat, Dambri Waterfall, Que Garden, Pongour Falls, Dambri Waterfall, Bao Dai Waterfall (Thac Bao Dai), Tuyen Lam Lake, Datanla High Rope Course.
Restaurants in Lam Dong Province
1. Central Highlands
2. Madagui Forest
3. Monster Lake Da Lat
4. Dambri Waterfall
5. Que Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
QUE Garden with an area of 20,000m2 and decorated subtly with delicate needle-shaped bonsai pots. QUE Garden - Mimosa Pass - Da Lat is proud to be the largest needle-leaf bonsai garden in Vietnam. The gardens of the famous flowers of Da Lat, Koi aquariums with thousands of carefully selected Koi fish, creating a very special space for beauty enthusiasts from nature.
6. Pongour Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By huyghebaertj
Just at 30 min from Danang, I stopped at this waterfall on the way to Mui Ne, and wow, what a beauty ! Moreover, it was quite empty, only few people, and it was so nice to enjoy it in the silence. Totally worth to go there and make a detour.
7. Dambri Waterfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By BaroNguyen - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
I and my friend arrive at the waterfall (which is located in a big waterfall resort). The waterfall is very beatifull and have a great amount of water (because we go on the rainny season which usually last from May to September). They also have a ferris wheel, a roaler from the top to the second waterfall in this resort area (Dasara waterfall). We spent half day in this place to explore this place. This is the highest waterfall in Lam Dong Province so it's worth to visit.
8. Bao Dai Waterfall (Thac Bao Dai)
9. Tuyen Lam Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By WesternerinSEAsia
The boat trip was stunning. Really feels like you are out in the middle of nowhere. They don't cater to vegetarians, unfortunately, however, we thoroughly enjoy the setting and spent a wonderful hour drinking tea at the water's edge.
10. Datanla High Rope Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Datanla High Rope Course(HRC) Adventure Parks are an answer to the high demand for active tourism in the Nature. Datanla HRC Parks are an original new way to discover the forest environment. Datanla HRC allow anyone to venture from one tree to another via a series of suspended bridges, nets, walkways, barrels, Tarzan bound, flying fox and other fun challenges. A HRC is composed of 3 to 8 circuits. And each circuit includes 8 to 16 challenges.HRC Adventure circuits are designed with graded difficulty levels at the height of 2 to 20 meters,so participants can progress safely, at their own rhythm regardless of skill. Datanla HRC Adventure Parks are accessible to all whatever their level of agility or experience. With different circuits, everyone can find the right circuits for his level and age, or even try the more challenging circuits. Treetop Adventure Parks receive clients from 4 years old to over 70!
Reviewed By Danielrawat
We saw a sign for the high ropes when we were arriving into Da Lat and decided to give it a go. At first glance I didn't think it looked very good but what I didn't realise is most of the course is hidden well above the trees. The courses are all colour coded and from the very first one it was already much better than high ropes courses at home. The courses go up in difficulty with the Black being more about strength and fitness. Your concentrating so hard on making it accross you forget how high up you are. The ziplines are excellent and send you from one side of the valley to the other. Staff were really good also. We were the only ones on the course that day which was great as there was no waiting behind people. Highly recomend
