Conquer difficulties to see a stunning Dalat from the peak of Mount Samson and enjoy Tuyen Lam Lake (the Paradise-like) from afar. At the same time, this trip takes you to an artichoke farm or a strawberry farm, all of which are Dalat specialties. Visit Truc Lam temple, the holy world’s secret haven for enchanted relics.
It takes a total of 12 kilometers of rock climbing to reach the paradise scenery. So be prepared and eat a nutritious breakfast full of energy to tackle this journey. On your way up the mountain, you can leave the city noise behind and travel through a quiet and small village. In Dalat, there are colorful flower fields, a garden of fresh vegetables, a productive coffee plantation, and a popular rose garden. After that, you’ll gradually ascend to Samson Mountain, which stands at 1700 meters above sea level. The panoramic view of Dalat city from the top of Samson Mountain appears like a miniature “Ha Long Bay” emerging right before your eyes.
The journey passes across an old-growth forest with abundant trees and a chestnut forest. During lunch, you can appreciate the poetic landscape of Tuyen Lam Lake; you can bathe, drink a cup of coffee, float, or take a cruise to enjoy the scenery around the lake. The tour will also take you through a woodland of rows of ancient trees that have been around for hundreds of years. You will also be able to stroll through artichoke fields and vividly colored strawberry farms – two of Dalat’s most popular agricultural items.
On the way back, you can visit Truc Lam Monastery, which is the largest monastery in Vietnam in terms of both room and height. Although the monastery is not old, the campus is very lovely, and the architecture is in accordance with nature, and it contains many mysteries of the spiritual world. Furthermore, the magnificent room of the Buddha world, as well as the fresh air of the highland, will provide you with a sense of peace and ease. You will also be able to enjoy the many exquisite and valuable Dalat flowers cultivated on the temple grounds.
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