Dalat offers several scenic hiking spots, including Lang Biang Mountain, Elephant Falls, Datanla Falls, Bidoup Nui Ba National Park, and Pinhatt Mountain. These trails range from moderate to challenging, with breathtaking views of forests, valleys, and waterfalls.

Dalat is famous for its cool climate, lush pine forests, stunning waterfalls, colorful flower gardens, coffee plantations, and French colonial architecture. It is also known as the "City of Eternal Spring" due to its year-round pleasant weather.

Yes, Dalat is worth visiting for its natural beauty, adventure activities (hiking, canyoning, and biking), peaceful lakes, vibrant markets, and rich history. It’s an excellent escape from Vietnam’s hot and humid lowlands.

2 to 3 days are enough to explore Dalat’s main attractions, including waterfalls, coffee farms, markets, temples, and nature trails. For adventure lovers, a 4-day stay allows time for trekking, canyoning, and exploring nearby countryside areas.