Dalat City & Countryside in 4 Days

Itinerary

Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City/Dalat (B, DP, GP)

Take your flight to Dalat City. On arrival, you’ll be met and driven to the city centre for your check-in. You’ll then visit Dalat market. You’ll stay in Dalat.

Day 2: Dalat Orientation (B, L, G)

Cloud hunter in Dalat: wake up early and departs at 4.30am, we will transfer to one of the Hill side of Dalat for a Cloud hunter. With its many cloud-covered hills, resort town Da Lat in the Central Highlands is a great destination for the lovers of dawn (surcharge on request).

After the cloud hunting, return back to your hotel for breakfast. Then, you’ll ride a cable car to Truc Lam Pagoda and Tuyen Lam Lake. The pagoda is surrounded by an attractive flower garden. There are good views of the lake, which lies below and can be reached by steps.

You’ll visit Emperor Bao Dai’s Summer Palace - learn about King Bao Dai life and the architecture inside the mansion.

Then, we will visit the “Dalat Flower Park” - this 7000 m² park is located at the end of Xuan Huong Lake, close to the romantic Cu Hill, just about 2km from the city centre. This used-to-be Bich Cau Flower Garden has been renovated and renamed to a flower garden of the city, where visitors can enjoy the biggest selection of flowers in Dalat. It’s also an appealing attraction on the occasion of annual Flower Festival, with hundreds kinds of species such as: ortensiaes, mimosas, roses, as well as other imported kinds like daffodils or lilies. Especially, this natural museum houses a garden of orchids and a garden of thousands cactus from Africa).

Return back to your hotel by late afternoon. Enjoy free time to relax or stroll to the Dalat night market as you wish. You’ll spend the night in Dalat. *Opening time for the Dalat Flower Park from 7:30 AM to 04.00 PM

Day 3: Dalat Countryside (B, L, G)

Dalat is not only a famous tourism destination, but also one of Vietnam’s premier agricultural areas. This tour is designed for those who love nature and interested in local culture and agriculture.

After your breakfast at the hotel, we will take a windy road from Da Lat to Nam Ban townlet. On arrival, discover Dalat's countryside with many unique farms such as cricket farm (seasonal dependant). There we can tried two specialities of the area; they are fried crispy crickets and Viagara like wine made from crickets.

The trip continues to a silkworm factory then a coffee plantation. You can enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, keep discovering the green and fresh countryside of Dalat and for those who love flowers, a stop at a flower organic farms will be a highlight of the day. The final stop is Elephant waterfall. The head back to the hotel for rest and your accommodation will be in Dalat.

Day 4: Transfer to Ho Chi Minh City (B)

Today, take a transfer back to Ho Chi Minh City.

Key

B = Breakfast

L = Lunch

D = Dinner

G = Guide

GP = Guide pick-up

DP = Driver pick-up

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Hotel List

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Tour FAQs

What should I pack for this tour?

Comfortable walking shoes, light clothing for daytime, a jacket for cooler mornings, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a camera for scenic views.

How long is the flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Dalat?

The flight typically takes around one hour.

What type of accommodation is provided in Dalat?

You’ll stay in a centrally located hotel with modern amenities.

What is the Cloud Hunting experience?

It’s an early morning trip to Dalat's hillsides to witness a beautiful sunrise above the clouds.

How long does the Cloud Hunting tour last?

It typically starts at 4:30 AM and lasts until mid-morning, including time for breakfast afterward.

What can I expect at the Dalat Flower Park?

A vibrant garden with thousands of local and imported flowers.

Is there a dress code for visiting Truc Lam Pagoda?

Modest attire is recommended; shoulders and knees should be covered out of respect for the religious site.

What’s unique about the visit to the countryside?

You'll see cricket farms, silkworm production, coffee plantations, and the impressive Elephant Waterfall.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Yes, please inform us in advance to accommodate any dietary requirements.

What is the weather like in Dalat?

Dalat has a cool, mild climate year-round, with cooler mornings and evenings, especially during cloud hunting.

Is there a best time of year for cloud hunting?

The best time is during the dry season, typically from November to March, for clearer views of the clouds.

Is travel insurance required?

Travel insurance is not compulsory, but it is strongly advised. Be sure your policy covers medical expenses, trip cancellations, and lost luggage to protect your trip from unexpected events

Do I need a visa to travel to Vietnam?

Most travellers will need a visa to enter Vietnam. We can help with obtaining your visa either in advance or on arrival, depending on your nationality. Please ensure your passport has at least six months of validity from the date of your arrival into Vietnam.

Is this a private or group tour?

This is a private tour. Private tours provide a customized and flexible experience, allowing you to explore at your own pace. With fewer participants, you’ll enjoy more comfort, privacy, and direct interaction with your guide for a richer understanding of the destination.

Tour Map

Discover the charm of Dalat, a picturesque town nestled in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, renowned for its cool climate, verdant landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. This experience combines natural beauty, history, and local traditions, offering an unforgettable escape.

The city’s serene landscapes come to life with a cloud-hunting experience in the surrounding hills, where the early morning mist blankets the land in a dreamlike veil. For a moment of tranquillity, the cable car ride to Truc Lam Pagoda reveals sweeping views of Tuyen Lam Lake and its lush pine forests, creating a peaceful haven for reflection. History enthusiasts can explore Emperor Bao Dai’s Summer Palace, where the well-preserved architecture and royal artifacts provide insight into the life of Vietnam’s last emperor. Meanwhile, Dalat Flower Park showcases the city’s floral abundance with vibrant displays of orchids, roses, and other colorful blooms that flourish across the landscape.

Beyond its scenic and historical appeal, Dalat’s countryside reveals the region’s agricultural soul. Visits to cricket farms, silkworm factories, and coffee plantations offer a firsthand look at local production processes. Organic flower farms add to the pastoral charm, highlighting the area’s rich horticultural traditions. For a final encounter with nature’s splendor, Elephant Waterfall stands as a majestic testament to Dalat’s natural beauty, with its cascading waters and verdant surroundings providing a refreshing conclusion to an unforgettable exploration of this enchanting highland destination.

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