Our Nha Trang to Dalat Tour 1 Day is a tour that lets you explore the beautiful highland city of Dalat. You will be transported from Nha Trang to Dalat and visit some of the city’s most renowned landmarks and cultural heritage sites, as well as its vibrant flower gardens. With a knowledgeable local guide leading the way, this tour is a great opportunity to discover all that Dalat has to offer in just one day.
Trip highlights
Visit Datanla Waterfall.
Visit Dalat Flower Garden.
Visit Truc Lam Pagoda.
Visit Tuyen Lam Lake.
Lunch at a local Restaurant with Banh can, Banh trang nuong, Dalat wine, strawberries, avocados,...
Your day starts early at 7:30 AM when our tour guide & private car pick you up from your hotel in Nha Trang. Distance from Nha Trang to Dalat is 134 km for 3hrs gone through Khanh Le Pass.
This mountain pass offers panoramic views of the peaceful countryside. There will be a brief stop along the way for you to capture these breathtaking scenes with your camera.
When reaching Dalat, we will visit the Datanla Waterfall. This attraction is known for easy accessibility and beautiful natural setting. Surrounded by lush forest, Datanla offers a series of small, cascading waterfalls that create a peaceful ambiance.
You can enjoy walking along the trails or opt for more adventurous activities like a roller coaster ride that winds through the forest or cable car rides that offer a panoramic view of the waterfalls and surrounding nature.
Truc Lam Pagoda, located on a hilltop near Tuyen Lam Lake, is one of the largest Buddhist temples in Vietnam. You can explore the temple grounds, which feature manicured gardens and traditional Vietnamese Buddhist architecture.
The peaceful surroundings make it a popular spot for meditation and reflection. The hilltop location also offers expansive views of Dalat and lush landscapes.
Our next destination is Tuyen Lam Lake, a serene lake that epitomizes the tranquility of Dalat. The lake is surrounded by hills and pine forests, offering picturesque scenery that is perfect for relaxation.
You can take a boat ride on the lake, providing a peaceful way to enjoy the scenic views and quiet atmosphere. The area around Tuyen Lam Lake is also ideal for hiking, with several trails leading through the surrounding forest and along the water's edge.
Enjoy a traditional Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant, sampling specialties from the Dalat city, known for fresh vegetables and unique flavors. Some restaurant that you can refer to:
After lunch, we visit the Summer Palace of Bao Dai, the last emperor of Vietnam. This historical site shows the luxurious life of the Vietnamese royalty during the 20th century.
The palace retains much of its original decor, including antique furniture and royal artifacts. You can tour the various rooms of the palace, each telling a part of the story of Bao Dai’s reign and lifestyle. The palace is also surrounded by beautiful gardens, providing a peaceful setting to wander and enjoy the views of Dalat.
Next, we head to the Dalat Flower Garden, which covers an area of more than 7,000 square meters and features a vast array of flowers and plants. This garden is a highlight for those who love nature and photography, with blooms that are vibrant nearly year-round.
The paths through the garden are well-maintained, making it easy to stroll and admire the various sections, which include roses, orchids, and other exotic plants. The garden also offers picturesque views of Xuan Huong Lake, making it a perfect backdrop for photos.
The final stop of the day is at the Crazy House, a unique and iconic example of imaginative architecture in Vietnam. Designed by architect Dang Viet Nga, this house is a surreal attraction, featuring organic forms, twisting shapes, and elaborate sculptures.
The design draws inspiration from natural elements and fairy tales, creating an enchanting experience as you explore its unusual rooms and staircases. You can also stay overnight in one of the themed rooms, offering a truly memorable experience in this whimsical building.
You will transfer back to Nha Trang at around 18:00 PM and arrive Nha Trang around 21:00 PM.
Note: The tour program and pickup times may change according to your schedule.
This tour itinerary is not fixed. You may please confirm your schedule after the booking.
Tour cost
Code tour
VNTS NTDL1D
Journey
Nha Trang - Dalat - Nha Trang
Group Size
1 - 2
3 - 5
5 - 7
7 - 10
Other requires
Tour Cost (USD)/pax
98$
83$
65$
54$
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Notes: We may tailor- this private tour service to your specific needs. Chat with us now.
Tour included : Private vehicles + parking fees, entrance fees as program, lunch, English tour guide, mineral water.
Tour Excluded : Flight tickets, travel insurance, accommodation, person expense, tips and another service not clear mention above.
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Best time to visit
If you are planning a one-day trip to Dalat City, the best months to visit are from December to March when the weather is stable and pleasant.
Dalat is known for its temperate climate, often referred to as “eternal spring“. Here’s what to expect in terms of weather and climate throughout the year:
Weather and Climate in Dalat
In spring, from March to May, the weather is generally mild and occasionally you might experience some light showers. This helps make everything look very lush and green. The temperatures during this time usually range between 15°C and 24°C.
During the summer months, from June to August, it rains quite a bit. This frequent rainfall can sometimes disrupt plans for outdoor activities. Despite the rain, it’s relatively cool with temperatures averaging around 20°C, which is cooler than many other parts of Vietnam.
Fall, which lasts from September to November, offers cool and dry weather. It’s an ideal time for sightseeing and enjoying outdoor activities because there’s less rain and the temperatures are comfortable.
Winter, from December to February, is considered the best time to visit Dalat. The weather is cool and dry, perfect for exploring the city. Nights can get chilly, so it’s wise to pack some warm clothes.
Least Favorable Season
Rainy Season (June to August): It’s best to avoid visiting during these months if you prefer not to deal with frequent rains and damp conditions, which can limit your ability to participate in outdoor activities and sightseeing.
Local Cuisine and Specialties
Dalat is famous for its fresh produce and delicious dishes, such as:
Bánh tráng nướng (Vietnamese pizza): A grilled rice paper snack topped with a variety of ingredients like dried shrimp, spring onions, and quail eggs.
Bánh căn: Small pancakes made from rice flour cooked in clay pots, typically served with eggs or seafood.
Dalat wine: Locally produced wine that is a must-try for you.
Strawberries and Avocados: Enjoy these fresh fruits straight from local farms.
Transportation Options in Dalat
Getting around Dalat is convenient thanks to several available transportation options. You can choose to rent a motorbike, which offers flexibility to explore at your own pace and is perfect for navigating the scenic roads around the city.
Taxis are another popular choice; they are plentiful and provide a comfortable way to travel, especially if you’re not familiar with the area.
For those on a budget, local buses run to most major attractions and are an affordable alternative. Additionally, renting a bicycle is a great way to enjoy the beautiful landscapes slowly, as Dalat’s cooler climate makes cycling a pleasant experience.
Travel Tips for Dalat
The city’s weather can change, so bringing layers is advisable to stay comfortable throughout the day and into the cooler evenings.
If you plan to visit during the high season from December to February, be sure to book your accommodation well in advance as hotels can fill up quickly.
Besides, exploring local markets like Dalat Market is highly recommended where you can experience the busy local culture and purchase fresh produce, flowers, and handicrafts.
Lastly, despite the cooler temperatures, it’s important to stay hydrated, especially if you’re spending the day outdoors exploring all that Dalat has to offer.
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