Di Linh Travel Guide
Di Linh is not especially well known to tourists but one that's earned itself a place on the map from its tiger hunting scene and coffee and tea industries. It boasts beautiful mountainous scenery.
- Worth It?
- Only if you have a generous time-scale, otherwise stick to the better-known tourist stops.
- What to Do
- visit coffee and tea plantations, take relaxing walks in the mountains, enjoy the peaceful and relaxing ambience.
- Best Time to Go
- the main dry season runs from November to February but you can visit up until late May if you can handle things a bit hotter.
- How Long?
- A day or two is ample time.
- Trivia
- a whopping 47,000 hectares of land around the town is dedicated to agriculture.
Di Linh benefits from a cool mountain climate, making it a good place to escape from the intense heat of significant lowland towns and cities such as Ho Chi Minh and Nha Trang. It is located just 21 miles from the town of Bao Loc, a similarly pleasant mountain town also famed for its coffee production.
Few folk travel to Di Linh expecting to find an abundance of attractions but that, to some extent, is its appeal. Most locals go about their business seemingly oblivious to the presence of tourists, allowing the town to maintain all of its natural charm and rural traditions.
Travel to Di Linh - Getting There
There are buses to Di Linh from both Ho Chi Minh City and Dalat but journey times are long due to the roads to the town being windy and somewhat treacherous, taking 1 to 2 hours and 3 to 4 hours respectively. Cam Ly Airport (at Dalat) is the closest aviation facility to Di Linh, receiving daily flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
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