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Easily accessible from Dalat, this lush wilderness is home to the
extremely rare Javan rhinoceros, bear, leopards and a recent
discovery - the gaur. |
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5km south of the city, these 20m falls are deep and beautiful.
This is believed to be a bathing place for nymphs, hence the small
Tien (Fairy) spring. |
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Just 50km from Dalat, the Pong Gua Falls are considered possibly
the most impressive waterfalls in Vietnam - possibly even the
region. |
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Also named Lam Vien, the mountain is 12km north of Dalat and
2,163m high. Langbian is home to the Lat and Chil ethnic
minorities. |
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Just 40km from the city, this beautiful lake looks natural
enough, but it was in fact created following the construction of a
hydro-electric generating plant. |
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Vietnam's first golf course was created in Dalat by the country's
last Emperor, Boa Dai. It has now been completely restored and
renovated to international competition standard. |
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The highest falls in the region, impressive and moving. Well worth
a visit. |
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At the foot of Mt. Langbian, the lake is 20km north of the city,
an apparently ideal place for ethnographers |
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Impressive 10-metre waterfall plunging into a misty,
flpwer-filled valley full at the foot of Mt Prenn. |
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