Itinerary

1. Leave your hotel to visit Datanla Waterfall and other sights

   • Get picked up from your hotel at any convenient time between 7:00 and 10:00 am.
   • Admire the beauty of Datanla Waterfall, one of the more easily accessed falls near Da Lat. It's nestled under canopies of the primaeval jungle with soft, white waters flowing over rock shelves and dropping into Death Valley. Those looking for thrills should try the (mini)rollercoaster ride from the top of the falls, or an easy 15-minute walk gets you to the base.
   • Stop in the minority village and observe their lifestyle.
   • Watch the silkworm rearing and the process of silk-making at the Silk Factory. 
   • See Linh An Pagoda, a giant statue of Happy Buddha that can bring you happiness and luck based on the beliefs of local people. It is also the highest giant Lady Buddha statue in Vietnam.
   • Eat lunch at a local restaurant.
   • Visit the most beautiful and majestic Pongour Waterfall in the Central Highlands, with a height of 40m and over 100m in width. Surrounded by unspoiled forest, the waterfall slips into numerous sandstones, stepping from top to bottom.
   • Enjoy the imposing wild scene of the Elephant Waterfall (35m high – 40m wide), the second-west waterfall in Lam Dong province. Next to the waterfall is the Wind Cave, which has a narrow entrance between two cliffs. The cave has many wide spaces, and the wind roars like thunder.
   • Stop at the Me Linh Coffee farm to learn about the coffee-making process: Dalat is known for producing some of the best coffee beans in the world. So, after a quick history lesson, we'll make sure you'll get to drink some coffee as well.
   • Drop off at the hotel.