The point that travellers can not ignore when coming to Dalat. It is to visit the two greatest lakes of Dalat city. One is located in the city centre and one is located on the outskirt, they are Xuan Huong Lake and Tuyen Lam lake respectively.

The village is around 15 kilometres south of Dalat. It is also known as Ga (chicken) Village because of the big statue of a cockerel standing in the centre of the village. The more-than-three-meter-high cockerel craning its neck to crow has been on a stone platform of 1.5 metres since the late 1970s as a landmark of the village. This is a common place where local villagers often gather for games and or rest after a hard working day.

- Vegetable farm - Mushroom farm - Coffee farm

Silk factory: Việt Nam is one of the world's top six silk producers, the third largest silk exporter in Asia, and the sixth in the world. With its own identity, Việt Nam has a long tradition of silk production and silk weaving.

Coffee plantation Vietnam is the second-largest exporter of coffee in the world, just after Brazil. According to the book Coffee Obsession published by DK, the country provides 14% of the world’s coffee, so it’s likely that you may have tasted the strong and pungently bitter flavour of this iconic drink.

Linh An Pagoda is one of the famous ancient architecture in Dalat city. When visiting here, visitors could not help admiring the beauty of the temple. Linh An pagoda is built on a hill, located far from the city centre, but its architecture can compare to many modern pagodas, but still showing the unique, majestic, amidst the mountainous nature.

Elephant Waterfall Dalat Vietnam is known as one of the top 3 largest waterfalls in the Central Highland, Lam Dong Province. The waterfall also has another name called Lieng Rơwoa Waterfall. Moreover, due to its marvellous natural scenery, Dalat Elephant Waterfall is the most majestic tourist attraction in the suburb of Dalat.

Visit weasel farm and local family who cook rice vodka For a truly unique coffee experience, we'll take you to a civet cat coffee farm. Here, you'll witness the intriguing process of producing one of the world's most expensive coffees – civet cat coffee. Indulge in tasting this legendary brew while being surrounded by the peaceful countryside (additional cost). Rice Wine Making: Delve into the traditional art of rice wine making as our guide shares fascinating stories and insights into this age-old Vietnamese practice. Learn about the intricate fermentation techniques used to create this beloved alcoholic drink.

Van Thanh Flower Village: Next, we'll venture into the vibrant Van Thanh Flower Village, one of Đà Lạt's largest flower-growing communities. As you meander through the colourful fields of blossoms, you'll not only witness the floral spectacle but also gain insight into the art of flower cultivation from the knowledgeable local farmers. Engage in conversations with them and unravel the stories behind each bloom and its significance in Vietnamese culture.