Da Lat Three Waterfalls & Countryside Tour

The order of the attractions may change according to weather, traffic, waterfall conditions and the operating hours of local workshops.

Meet your guide between 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM at your accommodation.

Begin with Datanla Waterfall, located a short drive from central Da Lat. You can experience the longest Alpine Coater in Southest Asia Visitors may use the walking route or purchase a separate ticket for the alpine coaster. The coaster is optional and may temporarily stop operating because of weather or maintenance.

Leave the city and travel south through the highland countryside towards Pongour Waterfall. The journey passes agricultural land, greenhouses, small communities and mountain scenery. Your guide will provide information about local farming and everyday life in the Central Highlands during the drive.

Visit Pongour Waterfall, known for its broad formation and multiple natural rock levels. Walk from the visitor area towards the main viewpoint and enjoy time for photography. The volume and appearance of the waterfall vary between the dry and rainy seasons. Paths and stone surfaces may become slippery after rain.

Stop for lunch at a local restaurant during the countryside journey. Your guide can help explain the menu and request vegetarian food where available. Food and drinks are paid for directly by each guest.

Visit a local countryside farm to learn about cricket farming and traditional rice wine production. See how crickets are raised as a food source and learn how fermented rice is distilled to make Vietnamese rice wine. Sampling fried crickets or rice wine is optional, and availability may vary.

Continue to a working silk factory and learn how silkworm cocoons are processed into silk thread. Observe the machinery and techniques used to unwind, prepare and weave the fibres. This visit offers an introduction to one of the traditional industries found in the Da Lat countryside.

Visit Linh An Pagoda, home to prominent Buddhist statues, including a large Happy Buddha and Lady Buddha. Your guide will explain the cultural significance of the site and appropriate behaviour inside the pagoda grounds.

Elephant Waterfall is currently presented as a viewpoint from the Linh An Pagoda area. Direct access to the base of the waterfall should not be promised unless officially reopened.

Stop at a coffee-growing area to learn how coffee is cultivated and processed in the Central Highlands. Depending on the season, guests may see coffee flowers, green cherries or harvested beans. An optional cup of locally produced coffee or weasel coffee may be purchased while enjoying the countryside view.

Travel back to Da Lat after completing the countryside visits. The expected arrival time depends on traffic, weather and the amount of time spent at each attraction.

• Pickup from accommodation within 2 km of central Da Lat
• Air-conditioned transportation
• English-speaking guide
• Applicable tour fees and taxes
• Entrance ticket to Pongour Waterfall
• Entrance ticket to Cricket Farm
• Other attraction entrance fees, except Datanla
• 1 small bottle of drinking water

• Datanla Waterfall entrance ticket
• Datanla Alpine Coaster ticket
• Lunch
• Coffee and weasel coffee tasting
• Other food and beverages
• Travel  insurance
• Personal expenses and souvenirs
• Tips for the guide and driver
• Pickup outside the stated central Da Lat area
• Services not specifically listed under “What’s Included”

• Comfortable shoes with good grip
• Light jacket or warm layer
• Lightweight rain jacket or poncho
• Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
• Camera or fully charged phone
• Cash in Vietnamese dong for lunch, tickets and drinks
• Reusable water bottle
• Personal medication
• Motion-sickness medication if required
• Clothing that covers the shoulders and knees for Linh An Pagoda

Which three waterfalls does the tour visit?

The tour covers Datanla Waterfall, Pongour Waterfall and Elephant Waterfall. Elephant Waterfall is currently viewed from the Linh An Pagoda area unless direct public access has officially reopened.

Is the Datanla Alpine Coaster included?

No. Both the Datanla entrance ticket and alpine coaster ticket are excluded from the tour price. The coaster is optional, so guests may choose the walking route instead.

How much time is spent in the vehicle?

The route involves approximately 3.5–4.5 hours of driving throughout the day. This is divided into several sections with sightseeing, walking, lunch and local workshop visits in between.

Is lunch included?

No. The group stops at a local restaurant, where each guest pays for their own food and drinks. Please tell Rew Rew Adventures in advance about allergies or dietary requirements.

Can children join the tour?

Children can generally join the sightseeing tour, but the minimum age and child price are [Rew Rew to confirm]. Separate age and height restrictions may apply to the alpine coaster.

How difficult is the walking?

The tour involves easy-to-moderate walking, with slopes and steps at Datanla and Pongour waterfalls. Paths may be slippery after rain, so shoes with good grip are recommended.

Does the tour operate during the rainy season?

The tour can usually operate in light rain. The guide may change the order of stops or omit an activity if heavy rain, strong water flow or road conditions create a safety concern.

Where will I be picked up?

Pickup is included from accommodation within 2 km of central Da Lat between approximately 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM. Guests outside that area can meet the tour at Our Office Rew Rew Adventures