Dalat Countryside & Elephant Waterfalls Tour (1 Day)

Dalat Countryside & Waterfalls Tour (1 Day) | Dalat Loop Tour
Dalat Easy Rider Countryside Tour – Linh An Pagoda Buddha

🌿 Dalat Countryside & Waterfalls Tour (1 Day)

Private Easy Rider Experience around Da Lat

💲 Price: 35 USD / person

Pick-up 8:30 AM Hotel pick-up & drop-off Lunch included

🏍️ Why Choose the Easy Rider Countryside Tour

  • Because the journey is the adventure.
  • Our Easy Riders are not just drivers — they’re storytellers, photographers, and local friends who know every hidden corner of the Central Highlands.
  • Ride behind your friendly guide, enjoy the mountain breeze, and feel completely safe with helmets, raincoats, and daily-checked motorbikes.

📍 Overview

Discover the real charm of Da Lat’s countryside on a full-day Easy Rider adventure. Ride through peaceful backroads, admire stunning mountain passes, visit local farms, ethnic villages, and the impressive Elephant Waterfall. Perfect for travelers who love nature, culture, and photography.

🚀 Highlights of the Trip

  • Ride through beautiful countryside roads and flower villages
  • Visit coffee plantations and learn about Vietnam’s famous weasel coffee
  • Explore Elephant Waterfall & Linh An Pagoda with the giant Happy Buddha
  • Learn about local minority life and traditional crafts
  • Enjoy local cuisine and take amazing photos at hidden scenic spots

🗺️ Detailed Itinerary

  • 8:30 AM – Pick up at your hotel — Meet your Easy Rider guide and start your adventure out of the city.
  • Van Thanh Flower Village — Ride through Da Lat’s biggest flower farm and take colorful photos among the greenhouses.
  • Ta Nung Pass — Enjoy panoramic views of valleys and pine forests as you ride along one of the most scenic routes in Da Lat.
  • Coffee Plantation & Weasel Coffee Farm — See how coffee is grown, dried, roasted; taste Da Lat weasel coffee.
  • Silk Factory & Ethnic Minority Village — Watch the silk-making process; visit a K’ho village to learn about local culture and lifestyle.
  • Elephant Waterfall & Linh An Pagoda — Walk down to the 30 m waterfall; visit the pagoda with giant Happy & Lady Buddha statues.
  • Local Lunch — Enjoy a delicious Vietnamese meal.
  • Mushroom Farm & Rice Wine House — See mushroom growing and try homemade “happy water”.
  • ~4:00 PM – Return to Da Lat City — Ride back via scenic backroads.

✅ Included

  • English-speaking Easy Rider guide
  • Private motorbike, fuel, helmet, raincoat
  • Entrance fees to all attractions
  • Lunch and bottled water

❌ Not Included

  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, drinks, etc.)
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips (optional)

💡 Notes

  • A light trekking pole is recommended for stairs at waterfalls.
  • Bring comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and a light raincoat.
  • Bring some cash for local products or coffee tasting.
  • Itinerary may be flexible depending on weather and road conditions for safety.

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