... train station to check out the journey for Fanny and her activities the following day! We ended our day slowly cycling around XuanHuongLake. We caught up with Jenny and went to a cool guesthouse to eat dinner and we shared a bottle of Dalat ...
... the journey, the view from the top are amazing especially as darkness falls, the only disappointing part of the view is the XuanHuongLake which is currently drained to allow a larger dam to be built at the town end, apparently the works are due to ...
... took a taxi to the Crémaillére Railway Station where we checked out a few cool trains then walked back around the XuanHuongLake to return to our hotel. We detoured through a few narrow alleyways where there were many people selling items like ...
... Indians and offering photo's…not sure what the relevance was!?! We decided to walk back into town, going via the well-known XuanHuongLake. Unfortunately the lake was almost completely dry, so much so there were cows grazing in it. Afternoon was ...
... some back alleys to escape the hoards of Easy Rider touts and went for a wander around XuanHuongLake.
Our first stop was the lovely Dalat Flower Gardens and their fantastic orchids. Despite the Lonely Planets horrendous map and Erica's ...
... Cang Hotel - $38AUD per night for both of us including breakfast - very clean and modern.
We had a walk around the lake (XuanHuongLake), the market area (the most beautiful flowers, plants and fruits) and generally looked at what there is to ...
... hotel, which is about 20 minutes away...I think you know how this ends! Having retraced our drive earlier, we made it back to XuanHuongLake in the centre of the city and then took a few wrong turns before we admitted defeat and got in a taxi...which we ...
... the highland. As we are only staying here for one full day we decide to set off on foot and make our way to XuanHuongLake. On the way we pass several groups of school children who shout 'hello' then some Vietnamese which made us think they were taking ...
... on the mountain side, not at all matching the impression we had in our minds. In the centre of town is XuanHuongLake, the flower garden and the Cremaillere, the oldest railway in Vietnam which was built in 1928 and closed in 1964. However ...
... herrlichem Sonnenschein in die Stadt. Es gab ja noch ein paar Ecken zu entdecken - Dalat Market, Crazy House, XuanHuongLake, Dalat Square und viele weitere niedliche Gaesschen. Die gute Suppe zum Abend liessen wir uns auch wieder schmecken. Hier wird ...