Day 5 : Discovering Dalat
Day 5 | Dalat | Robin Hill | The Tranquil Truc Lam Zen Monastery | Datanla Waterfall | Clay Tunnel | Langbiang Mountain |
Our fifth day in Dalat was packed with excitement, natural beauty, and cultural exploration. This picturesque city continued to enchant us with its stunning landscapes and unique attractions.
We began the day at Robin Hill, where we boarded the famous cable car for a panoramic ride over Dalat’s lush pine forests. The sweeping views of the city, hills, and valleys from above were breathtaking, setting the perfect tone for the adventures ahead.
The cable car led us to the tranquil Truc Lam Zen Monastery, a serene sanctuary surrounded by lush gardens. Nearby, the peaceful Tuyen Lam Lake mirrored the beauty of the surrounding hills, offering a perfect spot to reflect and take in the calmness of nature.
Our next stop was the exhilarating Datanla Waterfall. Surrounded by verdant greenery, the cascading waters created a mesmerizing spectacle. Adventurous souls could try the thrilling toboggan ride, which added a touch of adrenaline to the serene surroundings.
We then visited the Clay Tunnel, a fascinating open-air art installation. This unique attraction showcases Dalat’s history and culture through intricate clay sculptures, including life-sized recreations of landmarks and symbolic depictions of Vietnamese traditions.
The adventure continued as we ascended Langbiang Mountain in a 4-wheel drive car. At the summit, the panoramic views of Dalat’s valleys and mountains were nothing short of awe-inspiring. The fresh air and breathtaking scenery made it a highlight of the day.
Before concluding our day, we stopped at a hydroponic strawberry farm. Here, we learned about modern farming techniques and enjoyed the chance to pick fresh, sweet strawberries right from the vine—a delightful end to an eventful day.
Day 5 in Dalat showcased the city’s blend of natural wonders, cultural landmarks, and innovative practices, leaving us with memories to cherish and stories to tell.