Traveling arround Dalat

Valley of Love
Valley of Love is surrounded by pine tree covered hills, approximately 5km north of the centre of Dalat, on Phu Dong Thien Vuong Road. During Emperor Bai Dai’s reign, the valley was called Hoa Binh (Peace), but the name was later changed to the Valley of Love. In1972, Da Thien Lake was added to the valley. As a result of this enhancement, the valley has become even more poetic and seductive.

Lake of Sighs
The natural lake located on top of a hill covered with pine trees. This lake which was far from 6km north-east of the centre of Dalat was enlarged by a French – built dam. The lake was a vast and calm surface. Standing on the edge of the lake, a small path running towards the forest can be seen.
The sounds from the forest look like the sighing of an invisible man. The lake has been surrounded by many stories and legends with unhappy endings in which the heroine drowns is the lake to keep her true love forver.

Land Bian Mountains and Lat Village
This place is located 12km north of Dalat, land Bian Mountains are a perfect place for mountain climbing, paragliding, trekking or studying flora and rare bird species. At the foot of the mountains is Lat Village, where the Co Ho Minority lives

Dankia Lake and Suoi Vang
Danika Lake and Suoi Vang, also called the Golden Source, are two famous spots of Lam Dong province. Located 20 km north of Dalat, Dankia Lake extends along the foot of the imposing Lang Biang Mountains. The ethic minorities of Lat Village have maintained their traditional customs. Thus, this is an ideal site for ethnological tourism

Gougah Waterfall
To reach Gougah Waterfall from Dalat, follow National Highway 20 to the south for about 40km. Gougah Waterfall is approximately 17m high. The falling water divides into cascades. The one on the right gently runs down, while the one on the left is more powerful. The water falls with such a velocity that it bounces off the marble bed at the bottom of the fall