Twice I got up to turn off the air con in Dalat, then realised there wasn’t any. How I laughed at locals in their hats and gloves. A few hours later, they were laughing at me staggering back to the hotel in my T-shirt to retrieve my wolly jumper.
Dalat has some wonderful scenery. Truc Lam Pagoda for example:
Which overlooks Tuyen Lam Lake like this:
And from ground level it looks good too:
If you take a drive out of town and over the hills you’re likely to see something like this:
Far from home.
Out here, everybody’s producing coffee!
A couple of impressive waterfalls exist in the area such as Elephant:
And Pongeur:
And not such impressive farming methods:
There’s also the vegetable farming around town:
Finally, was there really a need for this sign, considering that 0.02 Km is 20 meters, and the entrance is the pink castle turrets in the background? I think an arrow would have sufficed rather than the actual distance…..
i once took a bath under one of the Ponguer waterfall .THat was back when just a few people know Ponguer waterfall exist.
Pretty pics:)
I was here in 2001. Nice to see the place again.
Hey, awesome pics man!
Fantastic photos…great composition and nicely framed.
I missed DaLat on my first visit but your pictures definitely confirm what my friends told me, it is BEAUTIFUL! Keep posting the pics, it helps some of us on the other side of the world smiling.
Rogena, thanks for the comments!
VG — I don’t know how to explain it, the camera is so good! Although I do play with the settings a bit and take a few shots of everything, I hardly know what I’m doing!
Preetamrai — is there anywhere in Asia you haven’t been man! (apart from Con Dao).
You are so lucky Jon, you know Vietnam much more than Vietnamese!
I have this photo for you. Have fun…
http://flickr.com/photos/nguyendigital/346613201/