Dalat City Tour with Local Students – Explore & Support Local Youth

Overview of Dalat City Tour with Local Students

Make your Dalat trip meaningful with this unique half-day experience guided by enthusiastic university students. This is more than just sightseeing – it’s a cultural exchange where you support students in practicing English, building confidence, and creating real connections.

What Makes This Tour Special

• Authentic local experience, not commercialized

• Directly supports Dalat students

• Half-day schedule, easy to fit into your trip

Itinerary Highlights

Robin Hill Viewpoint

Enjoy panoramic views of Dalat city. Cable car ride is optional (not included in base donation).

Truc Lam Zen Monastery

A peaceful Buddhist temple nestled among pine forests, perfect for relaxation.

Tuyen Lam Lake

The most picturesque lake in Dalat, ideal for photos and quiet moments.

Cam Ly Church

A charming French-inspired church with unique local history.

Lang Art Café

Relax in a creative café run by deaf and non-verbal artists – every cup supports inclusivity.

Transportation Options

By Scooter with Local Students

Safe and easy – ride on the back with university students who know the city best.

By Car (Extra Fee)

Comfortable option available for travelers who prefer car transport.

Purpose & Impact of Dalat City Tour with Local Students

How You Help Students

• Practice real English conversations

• Build communication skills and confidence

• Learn cultural knowledge through exchange

💛 100% of your payment goes directly to the student guides.

Important Notes for Travelers

• This is a charity tour, not a commercial tour. Students are not professional guides, but friendly and authentic.

• Direct payment to students: $10 per tour, covering scooter fuel and basic expenses.

• Not included:

  • Cable car tickets

  • Food & drinks

  • All entrance fees

• Tips are welcome if your student makes your day special.

Why Book Dalat City Tour with Local Students?

• Discover Dalat’s highlights in just half a day

• Support local youth and community projects

• Experience a personal, authentic journey instead of a touristy one