Day trip to Da Lat
Da Lat is the capital of coffee, one of the most romantic places in Vietnam and the most sightseeing city.
During the tour we will see:
- Da Lat
- Crazyhouse
- Clay village
- Coffee plantations and coffee shop
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Detailed tour program:
Da Lat
City tour
Da Lat is a city in the central highlands of Vietnam, the capital of Lam Dong Province. Located on the Lang Bian plateau at about 1475 meters above sea level. It is located 1491 km from Hanoi and 300 km from Ho Chi Minh City. The economy of the city is formed by agriculture (growing fruits, flowers, strawberries, grapes, coffee), winemaking, and tourism. And Dalat is one of the centers of Vietnamese science.
Although the city is relatively young (founded in 1893), it has a lot of attractions: Xuan Huong Lake, the summer residence of the last emperor Bao Dai, the old railway, the local history museum, the Love Valley flower park, many pagodas and other places of worship.
Crazy House
One of the hallmarks of Dalat is a unique museum and hotel called the Crazyhouse. Here you can wander through the bizarre labyrinths for a long time and take a lot of crazy photos.
Hang Nga Hotel with unique architecture (so-called "Crazy House") is a boarding house, cafe and art gallery at the same time. Crazy House, known for its unique architecture, is 3 km from Da Lat Railway Station.
The hotel consists of four houses made in the form of fabulous caves. There are giant spiders, mythical animals, tree branches, creepers on the walls. At the same time, it is very light here - the sun's rays penetrate through the wide large windows.
It was designed by Mrs. Dang Viet Nga (daughter of the second president of Vietnam), a graduate of the Moscow Architectural Institute. Therefore, in some details of the Crazy House in Da Lat, there are motifs of Russian folk tales.
Clay Village
The clay village is an amusement park where many houses and sculptures are made in a unique "clay" style.
A clay theme park opened in Da Lat in 2012. This park has several names: Clay Village, Sculpture Tunnel, Clay Town, Red Trench. Park creator Ba Dung has developed a way to turn clay into a material as strong as concrete. A fabulous city was created in a trench on the hills, where you can feel like a midget. Here, in the form of clay copies, there are also local attractions that you will see in Da Lat itself.
A place where you can take many memorable photos
Datanla waterfall
One of the most beautiful waterfalls in the vicinity of Dalat with a developed tourist infrastructure around it. Datanla waterall waterfall in Da Lat is a large three-level waterfall. Its length is 350 m. You can go down the mountain to the waterfall on special electric sledges along the rails laid through the jungle.
Linh Phuoc Pagoda
Linh Phuoc Pagoda is the most interesting pagoda, which is a whole museum. Here is a giant statue of the Goddess Kuan Am, made entirely of 650,000 flowers. Many towers, statues, ornaments, buddhas, gods, dragons and heroes of Vietnam, wax figures. And also there are dungeons, which are Hell in miniature.
Coffee plantations and coffee workshop
You will be able to see the famous Da Lat coffee plantations.
We will also be able to visit the workshop where you will see the process of processing beans and making coffee, and you will also be able to taste one of the most delicious coffee in the world.
Return from Da Lat and end of the tour
Private tour Can start any day Variable program Possible with children Start from anywhere Comfortable car
Excursion features
For ready-made groups of 1-8 people
This tour is not tied to specific dates, you can start on any convenient day
The program can be changed and customized for you
The tour is recommended for travelers with children
We pick up from any hotel
Transport: air-conditioned car or minivan
Tour cost: $130 per person
(minimum 2 people)
What's included:
Private transfer throughout the route
All entrance tickets
Not included:
Lunches and dinners
Personal expenses