Take A Summer Trip To Da Lat – The “Cloud Hunting” Paradise In Vietnam

Located about 20 km from the center of Dalat to the Southeast, Cau Dat – Cloud hunting “paradise” (The Panaroma café) is an indispensable destination for nature lovers. This place is called “Old Dalat” with its majestic natural scenery and fresh atmosphere. Known as the “Paradise” of hunting clouds in Cau Dat, with the dense weather (always 2 to 3 degrees colder than the center), the region is not just a mesmerizing picture of dawn weaving through the vast tea hills, but it is also an endless scene of fluffy, thick white clouds floating in the sky just outside your window. It will make you fall in love at the first sight.

Photo: CAND
Photo: CAND

In order to admire the gorgeous beauty of Cau Dat – cloud hunting “paradise,” tourists will have to start their trips early at 4 am. After 30 minutes of driving on the winding pathways under the poetic shades of the tall pine trees and enjoying the fresh atmosphere, this “paradise” slowly appears in front of you. With the mission of embellishing and developing the landscape in harmony with nature, Cau Dat’s “Paradise” of cloud hunting has an area of more than 2 hectares with hundreds of miniatures and photography spots, infinity lakes, wooden bridges, gardens, love trains, and lonely tree, which will bring the best experiences to the visitors and adventurers coming here. It also includes an additional Glamping accommodation, which will be extremely convenient for visitors who want to stay overnight and hunt clouds in the early morning.

Photo: CAND
Photo: CAND

Also on that cloud-hunting route is The CampVille buckwheat flower field located in Xuan Tho, which is in the blooming season. Located just over 10 km from the center of the city, the only field of buckwheat flowers in Da Lat attracts a large number of travelers flocking here every year and captures the most beautiful moments. Do not forget to bring your camera phones to take the perfect photoshoots of this amazing place, and show them to your friends and family. The buckwheat field is also an ideal place to organize a camping trip to experience the nature of Dalat at night, and immerse in the warm sunlight when dawn comes.

Photo: Dalattreview
Photo: Dalatreview

Not far from Dalat is the Green Smoke Valley Cafe (Lam Van Thanh Street, Ward 11) with a beautiful view of the hill outside the windows. The shop has an open space, creating a peaceful and elegant look of the countryside in the heart of the city. Recently, Mo River, which is located in Cam Tu Cau flower street, Tuyen Lam lake, ward 3, has been a destination that is sought most by tourists. Coming here, you will immediately feel the peace of the forests and running streams with pure nature. Along with exploring the mountains and forests, travelers will also have a chance to enjoy the typical drinks of Dalat that are beautifully decorated and suitable for all ages.

Photo: Dalatreview
Photo: Dalatreview

Do not forget to set foot in Dalat Heaven Gate – GreenHills (Cable car area, Ward 3) during your journey as well. This is considered one of the most breathtaking Instagram check-in destinations with a panoramic view. Dalat Heaven Gate – GreenHills is a complex of many exquisite miniatures that are elaborately decorated for tourists to pose and take their pictures, and save the most precious moments of their trips.

This is the convergence of the well – known destinations such as Bali Heaven Gate, Snow Field, Cloud Lake, Peach Blossom Dream, Heaven’s Stairs, Japanese Heaven Gate, etc. In addition, on the grounds of Dalat Heaven Gate – GreenHills also has a beautiful cafe called Little House on the Prairie and Grill in the Forest to serve culinary needs.

Photo: Camping Da Lat
Photo: Camping Da Lat
Charlotte Pho

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