About Dalat

Dalat, a charming highland city nestled 1,500 meters above sea level in Vietnam's Central Highlands, stands as the nation's premier destination for cool mountain climate, lush gardens, and French colonial architecture. Founded by the French during the colonial era as a hill station to escape tropical heat, Dalat retains its distinctive European-influenced character with pine forests, misty valleys, and elegant villas that create an almost Alpine atmosphere in Southeast Asia. The city earned the romantic nickname "City of Eternal Spring" due to its pleasant year-round temperate climate, making it Vietnam's most romantic and honeymoon-friendly destination.

Dalat captivates visitors with its romantic ambiance, natural beauty, and unique blend of cultures reflected in its architecture and cuisine. Surrounding farms produce the nation's finest flowers, strawberries, and coffee, with charming markets and flower-lined streets creating an enchanting atmosphere. The city's numerous lakes, waterfalls, and gardens offer peaceful retreats and photography opportunities, while adventure activities range from canyoning to mountain biking. From the iconic Hang Nga Guesthouse's surreal architecture to the serene Xuan Huong Lake's scenic walks, from flower festivals to adventure sports in misty mountains, Dalat represents Vietnam's most distinctive and enchanting highland destination.