2 Days Eco Trekking Tour from Da Lat

This 2 days 1 night trekking experience in Da Lat links Da Lat Jungle, Evergreen Pine Forest, Broadleaf Jungle and Forest Camp across Vietnam's Central Highlands. Da Lat sits at 1,500 m in the cool pine-clad mountains of Lam Dong — a French hill-station city of flower farms, waterfalls, coffee plantations and serene lakes, where the climate rarely exceeds 25°C.

You travel with a small group (max 10 travellers) with an English-speaking guide, so the rhythm stays flexible. Pickup, pace and stops are shaped around your group rather than a rigid coach timetable, and the route favours quieter trails and the best light over the busiest spots.

Why this route works

The cool highland climate makes Da Lat a year-round escape from the heat of the coast. Within easy reach lie the Datanla and Pongour waterfalls, Langbiang Mountain, the pine-fringed Tuyen Lam Lake and hillside coffee plantations, while the city itself holds the surreal Crazy House and colourful flower gardens. Spread across 2 days 1 night, the itinerary has time to combine the city, countryside and wider Central Highlands at an unhurried pace.

What you will experience

• Two days deep in one of Vietnam's lushest jungles
• Trek through both evergreen pine and thick broadleaf forest
• Overnight camping under the forest canopy
• Cool highland breeze, vines, foliage and hidden streams

Who is this tour for

Best suited to travellers who want the nature, adventure and cool-climate charm of the Central Highlands — couples, families, photographers and active travellers. This itinerary involves significant physical effort (canyoning, long trekking or jungle camping); a good level of fitness is required. The multi-day format suits those who would rather settle in than tick boxes.

What is included

• Transportation
• Experienced trekking guide and porters
• 1 night camping with tents and equipment
• All meals as per itinerary
• All permits and entrance fees
• Purified water

Good to know

Da Lat is pleasant year-round thanks to its altitude, but the dry season (December–March) brings the clearest skies, while the wildflowers peak around October–December; the rainy season runs roughly June–September. Bring a light jacket — mornings and evenings are cool — plus sturdy shoes for trails and waterfalls. Outdoor and water activities are weather dependent and may be modified for safety. From $135 per person, the experience is reconfirmed by date and group size at booking.