DA LAT VALLEY
In the 1890s, French explorers, including bacteriologist Alexandre Yersin, proposed a resort in the highlands of Cochinchina. The site was moved from Dankia to the current location by Étienne Tardif. In 1907, the first hotel was built, and urban planning was done by Ernest Hébrard, who created villas, boulevards, and a health complex.
The city became a hub for French education, with boarding schools and military academies. Da Lat's cool climate and pine forests earned it the nickname "City of Eternal Spring." Known for its temperate agriculture and flower industry, it also hosts research in biotechnology and nuclear physics.
In the 1890s, French explorers, including bacteriologist Alexandre Yersin, proposed a resort in the highlands of Cochinchina. The site was moved from Dankia to the current location by Étienne Tardif. In 1907, the first hotel was built, and urban planning was done by Ernest Hébrard, who created villas, boulevards, and a health complex.
The city became a hub for French education, with boarding schools and military academies. Da Lat's cool climate and pine forests earned it the nickname "City of Eternal Spring." Known for its temperate agriculture and flower industry, it also hosts research in biotechnology and nuclear physics.
In the 1890s, French explorers, including bacteriologist Alexandre Yersin, proposed a resort in the highlands of Cochinchina. The site was moved from Dankia to the current location by Étienne Tardif. In 1907, the first hotel was built, and urban planning was done by Ernest Hébrard, who created villas, boulevards, and a health complex.
The city became a hub for French education, with boarding schools and military academies. Da Lat's cool climate and pine forests earned it the nickname "City of Eternal Spring." Known for its temperate agriculture and flower industry, it also hosts research in biotechnology and nuclear physics.
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Brief Itinerary: 50km cycling (L)
This ride offers the best sampling of single-track downhill riding in the Da Lat area.
On this excursion, you’ll visit numerous attractions in Da Lat City including the Crazy House, King Bao Dai's Summer Palace, Lam Ty Ni Pagoda, the Valley of Love, Da Lat Flower Garden, Langbiang Mountain, and the Railway Station.
Then, Vietnam Bike Tours’ll cycle around Xuan Huong Lake.
You’ll take in some outstanding views as you cycle along Da Lat’s pine-forested hills and picturesque flower farms.
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