Tour Overview
Leaving Nha Trang beach city, tour guides will drive you on calm and cool roads along beautiful peaceful countryside villages of Nha Trang. We visit a bread manufactory of a local family, then, stop and enjoy the romantic and poetic view of a wooden bridge across Cai river.
| Departure | Your hotel in Nha Trang |
| Departure Time | 8:00 AM |
| Arrive Time | 15:30 PM |
| Dress Code | Normal, shoes needed |
Tour Highlights
- Incredible Mountain view.
- Private and group tour available.
- Professional tour guide and skillful driver.
What's Included
Itinerary
You do not have time for a long tour for a few days? And, you do wish to discover one of the most beautiful stretch of roads in Vietnam within one day tour only? If so, one day trip from Nha Trang to Da Lat will be a perfect choice for you which ensure you have an unforgettable trip with True Friends Easy Rider.
Leaving Nha Trang beach city, tour guides will drive you on calm and cool roads along beautiful peaceful countryside villages of Nha Trang. We visit a bread manufactory of a local family, then, stop and enjoy the romantic and poetic view of a wooden bridge across Cai river.
After that, we continue our trip to visit a craft families making mats, rice noodles, rice cakes, and Raglai ethnic village so that you have chance to meet, interact, and learn more about life of friendly local people.
Leaving the countryside villages of Nha Trang, we will continue our trip on Highway 723, a latest road from Nha Trang to the dreamlike mountainous city, Da Lat. Highway 723 is one of the nicest offerings Vietnam with meandering, winding pass, and surrounded by national parks Nui Ba. When we reach to peak of the pass (over 1700m in height) you will enjoy the spectacular mountainous scenery with beautiful white clouds and waterfalls flowing continually on the roadsides. It ensures that bring to you an unforgettable fantastic feeling.
On the way to Da Lat, we will stop and visit Linh Phuoc Pagoda, a Buddhist temple with a unique architecture made sophisticatedly of glass fragments. Then, we visit the tea garden, train station (built in the French colonial period 1932 and powered by steam-coal combustion technology of Switzerland). Our great trip will be finished in Da Lat.
