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Nha Trang - Da Lat Tour: Explore the City of Eternal Spring in 2 Days and 1 Night

Da Lat

Discover a beautiful city, not far from the city of Nha Trang - Dalat with its own special attractions are pine wood with twisting roads and marigold blossom in the winter. Mist covers the valleys almost year-round leads to its name “City of Eternal Spring”. All of which will fascinate you with its own charm.

Duration: 2 days

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Datanla Waterfall - Datanla Waterfall is just 6km from Dalat city center. It’s one of the top waterfalls to visit in Dalat. Given its popularity, it’s no surprise that this spot is the most tourist-friendly and developed among the waterfalls listed. Here, you can enjoy the scenery and a roller coaster ride.
Cổng trời Bali đà lạt (GreenHills) - Green Hill Cafe: Green Hill Cafe Da Lat is a delightful cafe situated in the heart of the scenic mountain city of Da Lat, Vietnam. Known for its cozy and tranquil atmosphere, the cafe offers delicious coffee and a wide range of tasty snacks and meals. The decor features a natural and rustic theme with wooden furniture, potted indoor plants, and large windows that offer a stunning view of the city.
Dalat Railway Station - One of the most unique French monuments to introduce is Dalat Railway Station. The station offers tourists a 7km route from Dalat to Trai Mo station, where visitors can experience the peaceful and healthy daily life of the locals, shop for fresh vegetables at the local market, and visit the small Linh Phuoc pagoda. As the train moves slowly along the hillside, tourists can enjoy panoramic views of Dalat from different angles and breathe in the freshest highland air.
Linh Phuoc Pagoda - Linh Phuoc Pagoda is a renowned Buddhist temple in Da Lat, Vietnam, famous for its intricate and unique architecture. It’s a popular destination for both tourists and locals. The temple features several impressive elements, including a large dragon made entirely of broken glass, a seven-story pagoda, and a statue of the Buddhist deity Guanyin. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and natural attractions, the pagoda offers a peaceful and tranquil spot for visitors to relax and meditate. Linh Phuoc Pagoda is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Da Lat interested in Buddhism, architecture, or seeking peace and quiet amidst the city’s hustle and bustle.
Bao Dai’s Palace - King’s Palace 1 (Dinh 1) - Bao Dai Villa: Bao Dai Villa is a palace in Da Lat, Vietnam, named after the last Emperor of Vietnam, Bao Dai. Built in 1933, it is one of the most remarkable examples of French architectural influence in Da Lat. The palace was designed as a retreat for the Emperor and his family during their visits to the city’s cooler climate. Situated on a hill overlooking Da Lat, the villa features a beautiful garden, spacious living quarters, and a grand dining room. Visitors can admire the unique architecture, learn about its rich history, and enjoy stunning views of Da Lat.
Samten Hills Dalat - Samten Hills Dalat: Happiness or suffering both originate from within ourselves. No one can help us find happiness if we don’t cultivate it ourselves. Similarly, no one can cause us pain if we don’t allow it. Everything stems from our thoughts and feelings about ourselves, others, and life.
Thien Vien Truc Lam - Truc Lam Monastery: This is the largest Zen Monastery in Vietnam and a must-see when visiting Dalat. We absolutely love this place and believe most visitors will too. Truc Lam is located on a mountain top, surrounded by natural beauty, with wonderful views of Tuyen Lam Lake and the surrounding highlands. Visiting Truc Lam Pagoda allows you to experience both Vietnamese culture and its natural beauty. Plus, there’s a beautiful cable car ride for you to enjoy.