Dalat has more than just yellow wild sunflowers.

Ancient structures such as Con Ga Church, Da Lat Railway Station or destinations for nature lovers such as Cau Dat Tea Hill, Ma Rung Lu Quan... always attract tourists when they set foot in the mountain town of Da Lat.

Old Dalat is encapsulated in a 50-year-old coffee shop / Experience the beautiful mountain passes into Dalat

The winding mountain passes with endless rows of yellow wild sunflowers are the highlight of Da Lat and surrounding areas this November. If this is your first visit, in addition to wild sunflowers, you will have many other interesting experiences.

Lang Biang Mountain

Lang Biang Mountain is 12 km from the center of Da Lat, in Lac Duong town. Lang Biang Peak is 2,167 m above sea level, with wild and majestic mountains and forests and vegetation that changes with different altitudes.

You buy a jeep ticket to go up the mountain for 50,000 VND per person for both up and down. From the top of the mountain you can see in all directions the majestic beauty of the land of love.

Chicken Church

The official name of the Rooster Church is the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas of Bari. Photo: Ma Lum

The church was built from 1931 to 1942, is one of the most typical and ancient architectural works of Da Lat, 65 m long, 14 m wide, 47 m high bell tower. On top of the church bell tower is a picture of a chicken. With that height, from the bell tower, you can see the whole city. The main door of the church faces Lang Biang mountain. The attic is decorated with 70 stained glass panels made in France, making the scene of the church more magical, bearing the architectural features of a medieval European church.

Mai Anh Church

Built from 1930 to 1943, Mai Anh Church is also known as Domaine de Marie. The church is located on a hill planted with many cherry blossoms, a harmonious combination of Western architectural styles with the folk architecture of ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands. Because only pink lime is used to paint the walls, the church is very bright under the sunlight.

Da Lat Station

With its unique architecture of three triangular peaks simulating the majestic beauty of Lang Biang mountain, Da Lat station is the only train station to date recognized as a national historical and cultural relic.

After taking pictures and sightseeing, tourists often go to the station to buy tickets to experience the only train ride to Trai Mat, about 7 km long. The ticket price per person is 30,000 VND.

Dalat Pedagogical College

Located at 29 Yersin, Dalat Pedagogical College is impressive with its arc-shaped design embracing the school yard along with a straight bell tower, soaring high into the sky. Moreover, the school is also impressive because the entire building is tiled, with a blue-black lithographic roof.

Cau Dat Tea Hill

White clouds cover Cau Dat tea hill. Photo: Ma Lum

Cau Dat is 22 km southeast of Da Lat city center. Take Tran Hung Dao - Hung Vuong street, go to Highway 20 and follow the signs to Trai Mat, go straight to Xuan Truong village. This place is associated with families who have been cultivating tea for a long time, creating the famous Cau Dat tea brand.

You should come here before 6am to catch the beautiful moments of clouds floating over the dark green tea hills. When the sun rises, the fresh green tea buds stretch to the sunlight, the endless tea hills appear more clearly in sight.

Datanla Waterfall

Located about 10 km from the center of Da Lat and on the Prenn Pass, Datanla waterfall appears both majestic and poetic. The waterfall complex consists of 7 different levels, some places the water flows gently, some places babble like a small stream or flows rapidly, pouring down from high cliffs into the abyss... The waterfall attracts tourists with adventure games such as conquering cliffs, climbing down the waterfall with ropes...

Ma Rung Lu Quan

To get to the inn located deep in the mountains surrounded by pine forests and streams, you have to go through rough dirt and rocky roads 25 km from the center of Da Lat in the direction of Suoi Vang. The owner here is a romantic person who loves natural beauty, so he created fish ponds, bonsai trees, wooden houses...

You can visit and take photos for free, here they sell drinks, serve meals with a strong mountain style such as grilled meat, rice wine... If you go in a group and want to stay overnight in the poetic purple houses, please contact in advance. The price for a night stay is about 100,000 VND per person. Here they also serve campfires and BBQ parties for 150,000 VND per person.

Dalat Night Market

As a bustling place, Da Lat night market becomes a meeting place for tourists who like to shop for clothes and explore local cuisine. The night market mainly sells grilled dishes, soy milk, sweet soups... and Da Lat specialties for you to buy as gifts such as strawberries, jams, artichokes...

Nem Ba Hung on Phan Dinh Phung Street and Chi Lang Market. Photo: Ma Lum

In addition to the poetic scenery, the typical dishes of the mountain town also make Da Lat attractive. Especially in the season of hunting wild sunflowers, the weather is cold, you cannot miss the dishes that make you "warmer heart".

Grilled rice paper at Da Lat market, or Nguyen Van Troi street, Hoang Dieu - Tran Nhat Duat intersection... costs 10,000 - 15,000 VND each. Nem Ba Hung on Phan Dinh Phung street and Chi Lang market, a portion for one person is about 30,000 VND. Banh beo on Phan Dinh Phung street costs 25,000 VND per portion. Banh canh Xuan An on Nha Chung street, Quang noodles on Hoang Van Thu and Nha Chung streets cost 20,000 - 30,000 VND per bowl.

According to VnExpress