Da Lat has known under many romantic names as the City of Loves, the Foggy City, the Pine Forest City, the Flowers City, Le petit Paris…

Just as Hanoi has Sword Lake (Hoan Kiem Lake) as its heart, Dalat embraces Xuan Huong Lake as its center. Used to be the site in which many indigenous people of Langbian highland inhabited, this man-made lake is nowadays the most beautiful lake of Dalat, becoming a symbol whenever people mention Dalat.

Dalat has become a very popular tourist attraction in Vietnam. The city which is referred to as the city of love gets a lot of travelers every year. There are many tourist attractions in Dalat and all these places are very popular among travelers coming here. And among them, the Emperor Bao Dai's Summer Palace is a must visit place for all the visitors to Dalat.

Located beside National road 20, 5 km from downtown of Dalat, Datanla tourist site has an area of 312 ha set amidst the preservation forests.

Only 12km from the central of Dalat, you will see the Lang Biang Mountains standing high and beautiful as the roof of Dalat city. Legend has it that there was once a couple who were deeply in love with each other - the boy named K'lang and the girl named Ho Biang.

Currents from the top of Langbian creep over surrounding mountainous areas to form Cam Ly Stream, which crosses Than Tho Lake, Me Linh Lake and gathers in a big valley, turning it into the poetically dreaming Xuan Huong Lake.

Dambri Falls is located in the Northwest of Bao Loc town, Lam Dong province. Dambri waterfall is a famous destination for tourists and it is the highest waterfall in the province (57m). It is surface width is 30m

Go alongside National Road 20 to Prenn Pass, just pass Datanla Waterfall, then turn left, and go about 2 km into the rolling pine forest, the tourists will face an immense lake with an impressive long time name of Tuyen Lam Lake.

On the way to Tuyen Lam Lake, tourists have to run right onto a zigzagging tar road at the mountain side to Phoenix Summit, on which stands beautiful famous Truc Lam Zen Monastery in an open poetic natural environment.