History Of Da Lat
The history of Da Lat began in 1893, when Dr. Alexandre Yersin, a French scientist, first discovered the Lam Vien plateau, where Da Lat is today. He suggested that the French government build a resort for the French in Indochina here, as the climate here is similar to Europe.
From 1916, Da Lat was officially established and developed into a model city, with many unique and luxurious architectural works. During the war period, Da Lat also witnessed many historical upheavals, such as the negotiations between the Việt Minh and France at the First Palace in 1954, or the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem in 1963. After 1975, Da Lat continued to develop and became one of the first-class cities in Vietnam.
People Of Da Lat
The people of Da Lat are a combination of many ethnic groups, such as Kinh, Co Ho, Cham, Tay, Nung… They have the characteristic of being simple, humble, gentle, and hospitable. They are also very hardworking and creative in growing flowers, gardening, producing and trading Da Lat’s specialty products, such as vegetables, coffee, tea, honey, cakes, wine… People in Da Lat usually dress neatly, discreetly and have a habit of going to bed early. They also have a cute, sweet voice with a bit of bitterness.
Culture Of Da Lat
Da Lat culture is the intersection of local culture and French culture. Đà Lạt has many unique festivals, such as Da Lat Flower Festival, Coffee Festival, Co Ho Culture Festival… Da Lat is also a place with many cultural heritages, such as churches, palaces, villas, schools, museums… Da Lat is also an art exchange center, where many famous artists live and create, such as poet Xuan Dieu, writer Nguyen Dinh Chieu, musician Trinh Cong Son, painter Bui Xuan Phai…
Da Lat is a city worth visiting and exploring. You will enjoy a fresh atmosphere, a beautiful landscape, a rich culture, and friendly people. Da Lat will be an ideal destination for you, no matter who you are, where you come from, and what you want. Come to Da Lat, you will not be disappointed.
