Located from the center of Dalat city about 5km on the road to Love Valley, Hill of Mong Mo is a tourist attraction opened in 2003 on the occasion of 110 years of Dalat formation and development. Hill of Mong Mo is Dragon Lake resort is located on a hill in the northeast city of Da Lat. It used to be the Dragon Lake tourist site which was began construction in 1978. Mong Mo Hill Theme park attracts visitors by its beauty of nature; pine-tree hills. It had ever been the place for lovers dating. Its beauty makes an entrepreneur from HCM city come and invest into it with the purpose of bringing an eco-tourism site. By Mong Mo Hill resort, guests will visit the orchid gardens, plants, natural beings, artificial waterfalls, ancient Vietnamese houses, poet garden of Han Mac Tu, the statue of composer Trinh Cong Son, national cultural villages, natural stone pavilions and alien exhibition… In Mong Mo Hill, there are many places you can arrive and make sure that you are ecstatic with the...

  Located beside National road 20, 5 km from downtown of Dalat, Datanla tourist site has an area of 312 ha set amidst the preservation forests. Datanla used to be called "Da Tam N'nha" by the native people. The K'Ho who had been living there told that: In the old time, fairies usually came there to take a bath. But people didn't know that there was a stream under the leaves there. So, when native people discovered the water, they named this place "Da Tam N'nha", it meant that "there was water under leaves". Later, the word “Da Tam N'nha" was pronounced to "Datania" and then changed to "Datanla". It has become the official name until now. At the foot of the waterfall, Datanla stream flows slowly through cliffs then flow onto a deep hole called deadly abyss located between two vertical cliffs with the height of over 40 m. Source: lamdong.gov.vn  

Dalat market is the commercial center of Dalat city and considered the heart of Dalat. It is not only a market with selling and buying activities but also a destination for tourists when traveling to Dalat.