Day 1: Nha Trang – Da Lat ~ 140 km (8:30 – 17:00)

Nha Trang - Highlight:
If you are looking for a better climate, Dalat is known as the “eternal spring” or called the Romantic City or Foggy City, offering a peaceful natural setting and a cool climate. As we travel from Nha Trang to Da Lat, you’ll notice a temperature change as we reach the highest point at 1500m above sea level. Along the way, enjoy the stunning countryside landscapes, witness rural life, pass by sugar cane plantations, rice fields, and see large groups of cows and buffalo. We’ll take a short break at a temple with a 49m high Great Buddha statue and visit two special constructions: Dragon Pagoda and the oldest train station in Da Lat before checking into the hotel. Our private car will pick you up from your hotel, Nha Trang Port, Train Station, or airport if desired. The trip promises to be enjoyable with various sights along the way, depending on the season. We hope you have a great time with us. Thank you very much!
Day 1: Nha Trang – Da Lat ~ 140 km (8:30 – 17:00)
• Mat making village
• Wooden bridge
• 49m high Buddha Statue at Da Lo temple
• Visit sugar cane fields and enjoy fresh sugar cane
• Raglai minority village
• Suspension bridge (Experience crossing the “Suspension Bridge” of the Raglai people)
• Enjoy Vietnamese coffee or cold drinks at a local coffee shop
• Drive along country roads to the top of the mountain (1,500 meters high) for an incredible panoramic view of Vietnam
• Visit coffee plantations (Learn how coffee trees are grown and harvested)
• Flower and vegetable farms
• Dragon Pagoda
• French railway station (Colonial architecture of the 19th century)
• Overnight in Da Lat

Long Son Pagoda - Long Son Pagoda Nha Trang: A renowned spiritual destination for soulful peace
Long Son Pagoda is the oldest temple in Nha Trang and home to the world’s largest Buddha statue, according to the Guinness Book of World Records for Vietnam. Its sophisticated beauty attracts many tourists each year. The impressive architecture of Long Son Pagoda offers special spiritual experiences. For a detailed guide to this marvelous Nha Trang temple, read on for more useful information.

Linh Phuoc Pagoda - Linh Phuoc Pagoda is one of the most famous pagodas in Da Lat, uniquely designed with fine porcelain carvings and giant structures that hold many records in Vietnam and the world.
Linh Phuoc Pagoda in Da Lat was built in 1949 and completed a year later. After numerous restorations and constructions, it has become a popular tourist attraction. The temple’s unique architecture, with the entire building inlaid with terracotta tiles, has earned it the nickname “the ceramic pagoda.” Another unique feature is the 17m high women Buddha statue made of 650,000 immortal flowers, weighing about 3 tons, recognized as the largest flower Buddha statue in Asia.

Dalat Railway Station - The railway line to Da Lat is one of the finest feats of colonial engineering in Vietnam, built between 1932-1938. The station is a symbol of French Indochina and has been recognized as a national cultural site. Today, you can take a short 7km train tour around Da Lat, offering views that highlight the engineers’ achievements. After the French occupied Vietnam, major infrastructure projects were initiated, including the construction of a railway line from Thap Cham in Ninh Thuan province to Da Lat, approved by Paul Doumer, the French Governor-General of Indochina from 1897 to 1902, at a cost of 200 million francs.

Da Lat - Lam Vien Square Dalat, A Virtual Living Paradise

• Lam Vien Square Dalat, also known as Dalat Square, is a popular gathering place for locals and tourists on weekends. The square offers various fun activities and street vendors selling delicious snacks, making it a unique site in this foggy city.
• Xuan Huong Lake is a prime tourist attraction in Dalat, located in the heart of the city. This artificial lake, with a circumference of approximately 5 km and an area of 25 ha, is famous for its pine forests, green lawns, and beautiful flower gardens. It is a favorite spot for tourists who enjoy walking or taking a stagecoach ride to explore Dalat city.

DAY 2: DALAT + CRAZY HOUSE + ELEPHANT FALL + PONGOUR FALL AND MUI NE WITH WHITE & RED SAND DUNES

Elephant Falls - About Dalat Elephant Waterfall
Located about 25km southwest of Da Lat city center, Elephant Waterfall, also known as Lieng Rowoa waterfall, is one of the three largest waterfalls in the Central Highlands. Its wild and majestic beauty impresses many visitors. The waterfall is over 30 meters high and 15 meters wide, with streams of water flowing violently day and night, creating a refreshing and endless feeling. The waterfall is associated with the love story of a Co Ho couple, whose fidelity was immortalized with heaven and earth.

Crazy House - AN IDEA OF HANG NGA VILLA
Hang Nga Villa, later called Crazy House, was built to express the life and work style of the architect and to encourage people to reconnect with nature. Built between 1990-2010, the villa includes rooms within tree roots and stone slabs, creating warm and comfortable spaces. It serves as both a sightseeing spot and a mini hotel, symbolizing the thirst for independence and liberty.

Pongour Falls - Pongour is one of the most famous waterfalls in the province, accessible via a gentle dirt path and steps or a steep, long staircase. At the bottom, there are trinket stalls and food outlets, providing drinks to combat the hot and humid conditions. The waterfall, controlled by the Đa Nhim dam, flows over a 100-meter wide and 40-meter high rock wall, cascading down seven levels to a placid pool at the bottom.

White Sand Dunes - Mui Ne is renowned for its beautiful beaches and unique Cham towers, but the White Sand Dunes are the most outstanding sandy hills in Binh Thuan and Vietnam. Walking along the White Sand Dunes is a must-do activity in Mui Ne, offering a unique experience in this tropical country.

Red Sand Dunes - RED SAND DUNES MUI NE, VIETNAM
Mui Ne’s sand dunes are major attractions in Phan Thiet, Vietnam, shaped by the sun and wind. The Red Sand Dunes, also known as Yellow Sand Dunes, change shape and color depending on the location and season. While not as spectacular as the White Sand Dunes, they have their own charm, stretching along the sand strip of Binh Thuan province and painted with a red-pink hue by the monsoon seasons.

• Choice of hotel or home-stay accommodation
• Knowledgeable English-speaking tour guide
• Private car transportation included
• Complimentary water provided
• All entrance fees covered

• Personal expenses
• Foods and the other drinks
• Note: Easyrider (motorcycle ) for booking only one person not Private Car if want by Car pay double.