Da Lat: Longest Dry Slide & GOD Valley with Strawberry Farm

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Duration6h

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Three New Attractions in Da Lat in One Day, Starting With the Longest Dry Slide

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore cultural and natural attractions

Visit Langbiang Land cultural space
Admire wild animals at Zooland
Try inflatable and rainbow slides
Pick strawberries at high-tech farm
Visit Mongolian green steppe at Mongo Land
See zoo animals at Mongo Land
Explore Hoang Long Ohayo bonsai garden
Visit Koi fish pond and Japanese house

The Experience

The sound hits first—a rush of air and the scrape of rubber on plastic as someone shoots down the longest dry slide in Da Lat. You're standing at Langbiang Land, a cultural space built around the K'Ho people's traditions, and the slide is just the warm-up. Before that, you'll walk through the zoo section, spot animals in the morning light, then move to the inflatable slides—the hottest ones in the city, according to locals—and a rainbow slide that's harder to describe than it is to enjoy. After that comes strawberry picking at a high-tech farm on the plateau, where you'll fill a basket and taste them still warm from the sun.

The second stop is Mongo Land, a recreation of a Mongolian green steppe transplanted into the Da Lat highlands, complete with its own small zoo. It's the kind of place that feels a bit surreal—you're in Vietnam's cool mountain town, but the landscape around you looks like Central Asia. Then comes GOD Valley, which is where things get properly strange. Giant statues of gods from Greek, Roman, and Egyptian mythology stand scattered across a fairyland-like space. The Turtle God, Dragon God, Tree God—all oversized, all a bit theatrical, but the kind of theatrical that makes you stop and look twice. It's not subtle, but it's not trying to be.

Your guide handles all the timing and entry logistics, so you're not juggling tickets or wondering which way to go next. The air-conditioned vehicle moves between the three sites, and you get drinking water throughout the day. Travel insurance is included, which matters on a day with slides and climbing. The whole thing runs 8 to 10 hours depending on how long you linger at each stop—long enough to feel like you've actually done something, short enough that you're not exhausted by dinner.

What’s included

Professional tour guide, air-conditioned vehicle transport between all three sites, entrance tickets to Langbiang Land (including the dry slide, inflatable slides, and strawberry farm), Mongo Land, and GOD Valley, 500ml drinking water per person per day, and travel insurance.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Happy Day Travel

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want to see Da Lat's newest attractions without arranging transport or buying tickets separately—the fixed itinerary covers three very different sites in one morning and afternoon, which is what makes them all fit into a single day.