Đà Lạt Old Railway Station
Da Lat old train station is one of the most beautiful train stations in Vietnam. Originally built by the French, the station features a combination of orange and yellow colors, three pointed roofs, and colorful carved windows, giving it an exotic and retro vibe. Several retro carriages and a steam locomotive are still on display at the station for tourists to visit and take photos, and it is also a popular spot for local brides to have their wedding photos taken. However, it's not just a beautiful decoration - the rails lead to a small town called Trai Mat, with five trains running back and forth every day. On the way, visitors can also enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Da Lat.
Madhouse
The architectural style of this house is very unique, and its exterior resembles a maze that can be a bit overwhelming at first sight. The ground space is very spacious, and the building is colorful, with various shapes and sizes of glass bottles embedded on the walls. The interior of the house is adorned with various antiques and decorations, making it very charming. Standing inside this house is like being in an exciting maze. Playing here seems to bring back childhood innocence, the unique design and mystical scenes are full of the atmosphere of fairy tales. If you go to Vietnam for tourism, you must not miss this mysterious building!
Mary's monastery
The Mary Monastery stands on a hillside, its grandeur overlooking the entire Dalat. The hillside is filled with purple flowers, which contrast with the surrounding yellow houses and exude vitality. The sunlight passes through the leaves and shines on the road, warming the heart. Mary Monastery is an orphanage and school that provides free education for disabled children, so it is filled with love. Visitors are welcome to enter for free, but please remember to be quiet.
Lingguang Temple
Ling Fu Temple is located on a hillside in a small town in southern Dalat, Vietnam. Its architecture is incredibly beautiful and indescribable. Unlike the solemn temples in China, Ling Fu Temple is known for its dragon columns, dragon carvings on the walls, dragon decorations on the windows, and the decoration above the lintel, which are all made of colored pottery or glass fragments. Ling Fu Temple is about seven stories high and looks like a complex and exquisite openwork artwork from any angle. It looks delicate up close and majestic from afar, especially the Chinese decorations that are worth a look. It only takes 20 minutes by train from Dalat Railway Station to get there.
Da Lat Cathedral
The appearance of the Da Lat Cathedral resembles that of a medieval cathedral in Europe and was used by French and other European nationals when vacationing in Da Lat. The colorful statues and stained glass inside the church, harmoniously reflecting with the blue sky and white clouds, leave one in awe of the beautiful design. When night falls, the lights illuminate the cathedral, and the 70 French-made stained glass windows decorate the interior with splendor and color, making one feel as if they are in a dreamland!
