Đà Lạt did not seem like any other Vietnamese city we visited. It is higher, colder, cleaner, it is surrounded by pine trees instead of coconut trees as well as greenhouses instead of rice fields.
Local food court 
Former resort center for wealthy colons at the beginning of the 20th century, it also features some interesting “art-deco” buildings and streets.
Wall Ad 
One of the city highlights is the historical Railway Station, which is said to share its architectural design with Deauville’s station in Normandy (France). From there, we took the only train line, still operated today for tourism purposes, to get to Trại Mát a nearby village with an impressive pagoda.
Railway Station 
Chua Linh Phuoc Pagoda 
Where’s Wally?
Exploring the area
Đà Lạt surroundings also feature several waterfalls and coffee plantations, which reminded us of the Lao Bolaven Plateau.
Datanla Waterfall 
Linh An Giant Buddha 
Pongour Waterfall 
Weasel (Coffee Farm)
We also stopped by a small silk factory and took a few pictures of the silk processing:
Silk Worms 
Extractor 
Weaving Loom
Joli! Effectivement ça change de ce qu’on s’imagine voir au Vietnam