Tour

THE LANGBIANG MOUNTAIN AND ELEPHANT WATERFALL

TG-LM00-01

Tour length : 1 day(s) Time : 08:15
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LANGBIANG MOUNTAIN, LAT MINORITY VILLAGE AND VOI ‘elephant’ WATERFALL 1 DAY

In the morning, at 8:15AM departing for the tour from TheSinhTourist Dalat.

The schedules are as follow:

Morning visiting:

Van Thanh flower farm.
Coffee plantation (coffee tasting and seeing Vietnamese hand-made brocade weaving)
Silk factory (learning how silk is made)
Voi ‘elephant’ waterfall & Linh An Pagoda (Happy Buddha statue)
Cricket Farm

At around 11:30PM Having lunch at a restaurant (included).

Afternoon visiting:

Lat minority village
Travelling up to Langbiang mountain’s top and enjoy an impressive panoramic view (at 1950m height – going up to the top and down by 4WD Jeep)
Domaine de Marie Church (Mai Anh Hill)

*Attractions listed above are not in sequence order of visiting; the company reserves the right to offer an alternative schedule of the itinerary where necessary.

Departure: 08:15AM - End: 03:30PM (ETA)

Including:

A/C bus/minivan/car as mentioned in the program.
English speaking guide
Entrance fees
Lunch
4WD Jeep to Langbiang mountain’s top (min. 6 pax)

Excluding:

All other services not mentioned in the above program.
All meals and beverages unspecified in the above program.
Personal expenses and tips.

Note:

- All fares & itineraries are correct at the time of printing and may be subject to change without prior notice
- Min. 6 pax to depart

Lang Bian Mountain has five volcanic peaks ranging in altitude from 2,100m to 2,400m.

Of the two highest peaks, the eastern one is known to locals by the woman's name K'Lang; the western one bears a man's name, H'Bian. The upper reaches of the mountain are forested. The views from the top of Lang Bian Mountain are truly spectacular.