Waterfall, Crazy house, Pagoda in Vietnam. Meet the town of Da Lat

loretapi (37)in #adventure • 6 years ago (edited)

Some more sharings and worth visit places in South Vietnam by 1.5 hours from Nha Trang to top up to Da Lat town where the coffee plantations finds their land and where the one of the great coffee tastes of Arabika and Robusta comes, even not to mention of Civet cat who’s puf is recognized the most expensive coffee beans in the world that makes “Luwak kopi” standing out from others.

The country of the breath of socialism has some special sights worth to visit and experience. In the southern part is situated a town called Da Lat. Left with fresh invasion and totally different from the all Vietnam. What is makes special is a Crazy house.

Crazy house is not only public attraction and the hotel to stay before you die but the place for the adults to become kids by roaming around and inside out in the creature. It has a taste, story and future, I believe. Dr Dang Viet Nga is the main architect of the town Da Lat, who has allowed her self to realize her idea and make it publicly available and making money for the development. Its worth to visit, everyone likes it at the end.
The founder and creator has studied architecture in Russia, so she admires to Russian culture, she even has car “ziguli” in her house, because she lives here too, therefore visitors sometimes can meet her and interact. Nonetheless same “ziguli” is still driven and driven by her!

Have a look at the extraordinary rooms in the Crazy house that you stay. But worth to be reminded that as touristic attraction it has visitors all the time.
http://www.crazyhouse.vn/index.php?option=com_reservation&view=lists&Itemid=107&lang=en

Worth to mention that Crazy House is among top three strangest hotels in the world - http://www.crazyhouse.vn/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=84&Itemid=116&lang=en

In case you made your travel or backpack to Da Lat and visited craizy house, some few sight must do.
Waterfall Prenn is the gateway of Da Lat and recognized Cultural historical heritage. If you feel like nature, love animals as they can bring you some joyful moments like having a ride on the elephant, ostriches, camel you do that or just skip and make a picture as I did.

The place offers relaxing and at the same time entertaining atmosphere, it has a beautifully preserved hilly park with temples inside. Its worth to spend all day there.

Being a temples and pagodas visitor who enjoyes the spirit out there, it makes a worth way to visit Linh Phuoc Pogoda however as it’s a tourist attraction, they buzz around.
The biggest impression I got of the Buddha statue made from fresh flowers that are changed at least once per year.

In one of the towers there is a Great bell (casted in 1999) considered the largest bell in Vietnam today. The bell can revolve showing four sides which depict the four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter, and 8 flanking dragons. Tourists are advised to turn the bell to the season they are in, write their wishes on a piece of yellow paper, stick the piece of paper onto the bell and then chime the bell three times to send their prayers the Buddha. By no means I wrote my wishes, stacked and chimed the bell 3 times.