Known as Dalat's largest flower village. Although steep terrain, in the form of stairs, this is still the main flower supply for Dalat, especially roses. Van Thanh Rose is known for the body of wild roses. With the new rosebud imported from the Netherlands, the people of Van Thanh have created many kinds of roses of different colors such as pink velvet, pink lotus, pink roses, yellow moonlight, and pink .... strong roses, this place also attracts many visitors through many beautiful flowers such as daisies, glasses, Salem, carnations, coins ... Lac step in the "kingdom of flowers", visitors also enjoy the charming scent.

One of the small groups of Chil People who live in Dalat at the beginning of when Dalat foundation and development. K'ho people group live in the valley nearby Falls and the river

One of the most Powerful Waterfall in Dalat, discover the windy cave under the waterfall. ***Due to the waterfall's operational issue, Elephant waterfall is temporarily closed. However, we are still able to enjoy the whole view of this breath-taking waterfall from Linh An pagoda (a close distance)

It makes visitors interested because of its location and architecture. It has an area of 4 hectares with many kinds of trees. Linh An Pagoda is 30km far from Dalat City which has been an ideal destination for tourists visiting, especially Europeans. In the garden, you can view the biggest Happy Buddha and Lady Buddha in southern Vietnam

Thien An cricket farm in Dalat must be quite strange to many people, but if you have the opportunity, visit the cricket farm to experience the difference compared to the usual tourist attractions. Here, you will be enthusiastically instructed by the farm owner on how to raise crickets, care for crickets, and breed them. Additionally, you can eat meals made with crickets.

The silk weaving factory in Dalat is an interesting place to visit, to see the entire process, from cocoon to the fabric. This is the only silk factory in the country that maintains the old method of removing silks from the cocoons. The cocoons are soaked in hot water, and the delicate thread is wound onto a machine that unravels the cocoon. The thread is then wound onto a reel, which is used on a large loom, to weave it into a delicately patterned fabric.