Details of Dalat Countryside Tour and waterfalls -Van Thanh Flower Village. -Ta Nung Pass: beautiful landscape -Coffee Plantation: A Thousand hectares of coffee trees. -Weasel Coffee: you will see the real animal producing the most expensive poop in the world. -Cricket Farm: Visit the family of a young man who had chosen breeding crickets for poverty elimination. You may try some yummy fried crickets with chilly sauce for a new experience -Rice Wine making house: You also can see the traditional way to make happy water (rice wine) and should give it a try. -Traditional Silk Factory: See how local people breed silkworm and plant mulberries; study a great process of a silkworm spinning & enclosing themselves into a cocoon and of unravelling filament from cocoon., etc. -Elephant Waterfall -Linh An Pagoda - Pongour Waterfall - Chicken village - Robin Hill - Zen Monastery Center - Dalat Cable Car - Paradise Lake

Pongour Waterfall, Dalat, is a wild and spectacular landscape. Located about 50 kilometers from the center of Dalat City, the waterfall is known as "The greatest waterfall of the South." Pongour ecosystem is one of the ideal spots of Dalat city, Lam Dong province. It attracts millions of tourists every year of all ages with its magnificent natural beauty and fascinating activities. Local people say that the presence of Pongour Waterfall came from an ethnic legend of the land. Once upon a time, the land Phú Hội was ruled by a female chieftain named Kanai. She was a beautiful, talented woman who could conquer troubling, dangerous animals to protect the residents. Among those animals which Kanai tamed, there were four massive rhinos. The rhinos were always devoted to supporting Kanai to build the land and save the residents from enemies. On a full-moon day in January (Lunar month), the chieftain passed away, leaving behind sadness and regret for the locals and also the four rhinos.

Linh An pagoda, 27 km from Da Lat city, has become an attractive sightseeing spot for many visitors, The pagoda, built in 1993, is located at the elevation of 1,080m. It is a green pine tree hill in the back of the pagoda and Elephant Falls in front.Some of the prominent features are long, stone dragons along the steps to the entrance, bonsai gardens, and a giant, happy Buddha statue in back. Linh An pagoda, covering 4 hectares, was established in 1993 by Mr. Thich Tam Vi The most imposing place of this pagoda is its 1,500 m2 sanctum which was built in 1999. Its roof is covered with red tiles. Buddhas with many arms in the main hall. In mid-2017, Linh An Pagoda built a 54 m high statue of Bodhisattva, to create a highlight in the pagoda’s grounds. The true treasure though is the enormous white Buddha statue around the right side of the pagoda, which sports a massive cheeky grin. In front of the sanctum, there is a statue of Di LacBuddhist which is 12.5m high, 6.5m wide and takes 630m2.

About Dalat Elephant Waterfall Located about 25km southwest of DaLat city center, Elephant Waterfall, also known as Lieng Rowoa waterfall, is one of the three largest waterfalls of the Central Highlands. This Da Lat tourist destination's wild and majestic beauty makes many visitors admire and be impressed every time they come here. Elephant waterfall has a height of more than 30 meters and a width of more than 15 meters. Streams of water swirl, flow violently day and night with white foam. Make you feel like they are immersed in nature. Feeling incredibly refreshing and endless makes tourists forget all their fatigue. Enjoy the calm, pure nature. Like many waterfalls of the windy Highlands, Da Lat Elephant Waterfall is associated with the love story of a Co Ho couple. Their fidelity was immortal with heaven and earth, with time.