The city of a thousand flowers, where journeys across the Central Highlands begin or end, with the K’Ho people’s Langbiang mountain and the Cầu Đất tea hills.
ABOUT
About Đà Lạt
Chi Bu Trip picks the quieter corners of Đà Lạt: K’Ho villages at the foot of Langbiang, the Cầu Đất tea hills at sunrise and the pine forest around Tuyền Lâm Lake.
From Đà Lạt, the Tà Nung – Đam Rông road to Đắk Nông is a beautiful mountain-pass route that few people know.
Where to go
01
Langbiang Mountain
Trek to the 2,167 m summit of Langbiang with K’Ho people from Lát village.
02
Cầu Đất tea hills
Tea hills almost 100 years old; watch the sea of clouds at 5 a.m.
03
Tuyền Lâm Lake
Kayaking and forest walks around the lake.
04
Cù Lần village
A K’Ho village in the valley: eat bamboo-tube rice and drink rượu cần (jar rice wine).
Quick facts
BEST TIME TO VISIT
November – March (dry season, wild sunflowers and cherry blossoms).
GETTING THERE
Fly to Liên Khương Airport (DLI), 30 km from the city centre.
DISHES TO TRY
Bánh căn (mini rice pancakes), chicken hotpot with é leaves, grilled rice paper, artichoke, Cầu Đất coffee.