Valleys full of purple flowers, incense-filled pagodas, spectacular waterfalls and honeymooning couples. Where else could it be but the cool mountain city of Dalat in Vietnam? Dalat is a romantic mountain city, often dubbed the 'Paris of Vietnam'. It's located in Lam Dong province, in the central highlands of Vietnam, 234km away from Ho Chi Minh City. This video shows you the highlights of this unmissable hill station and former French colony. If you're travelling through Vietnam, we highly recommend that you spend a few days here to escape the heat of the lowlands and to enjoy the multitude of attractions on offer. As for specifics, we suggest you go to witness the stunning displays of colourful flowers at the Dalat flower gardens, close to town. A wonderful hiking trail , which starts about 12km outside Dalat, takes you up to the peak of Lang Biang mountain (2169m ) for stunning panoramic views. You can also visit several waterfalls in the surrounds such as Datanla Waterfall, located just 5km from Dalat. The most spectacular waterfalls are further afield; Elephant Waterfall & Pongour Falls are two very impressive ones. The 'Valley Of Love' is not to be missed, especially for those romancing couples who want a fairytale experience. Here you'll find pristine pine forests, a large lake, 'Cinderalla' style carriages pulled by horses, swathes of purple & violet flowers and lots more. If you fancy it, you can take a cable car ride from Robin Hill to the Truc Lam Monastery and back. The ride spans a distance of 2.3 km between the two points. Dalat also has a number of beautiful lakes & reservoirs in the surrounds where you can often swim, fish or rent out pedal-boats. You could spend your time ambling the charming city streets, admiring the catholic churches and french architecture or visit the market to taste the mulberries, succulent strawberries and candied plums. There are also some stunning pagodas to see around town such as the famous Linh Phuoc Pagoda (Glass Pagoda), the Linh Son Pagoda (make sure to check out the pine tree hill behind this) and the Truc Lam Pagoda. The Bao Dai summer palace is a beautiful property to visit, and it yields an insight into the life of the last reigning Vietnamese emperor (Emperor Bao Dai). It was used as a retreat by the emperor's family. Lastly, make sure to check out the 'Crazy House', ranked among the world's top 10 craziest buildings. This architectural wonder is actually a hotel known as the 'Hang Nga Guesthouse' and was designed by a very eccentric Vietnamese architect. Thanks for watching the video. If you liked the video please subscribe, give us a thumbs up or leave a comment below! SUBSCRIBE to our YOUTUBE channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGKPJkKXhYXR9Wbrlasvxjw?sub_confirma ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2uB7uHTXZM

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Planning a trip to Cherrapunji? You must read our ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CHERRAPUNJI: http://www.twobirdsbreakingfree.com/ultimate-guide-to-cherrapunji.html BREAK FREE from the 9-5 forever. MASTER long-term travel: http://www.twobirdsbreakingfree.com FOLLOW: Youtube: https://goo.gl/xbUHBs Instagram: https://goo.gl/5aK5La Facebook: https://goo.gl/AdSF7C Google+: https://goo.gl/ZBNuiY Pinterest: https://goo.gl/schWZ4 GEAR for travel film-making: Canon EOS Rebel SL 1: http://amzn.to/2srNVHk Altura ND Filter Set: http://amzn.to/2sDogec Joby GorillaPod Hybrid: http://amzn.to/2rFgFhU Fotodiox Macro Reverse Ring: http://amzn.to/2srPyEZ Rode Video Mic Go: http://amzn.to/2srGAHA Akaso EK700 4k Action Camera: http://amzn.to/2sDoZvI EDITING SOFTWARE: Adobe Premiere Pro CC: https://goo.gl/euz9sV BOOK ACCOMMODATION IN CHERRAPUNJI: https://goo.gl/bF5XWK Video description: In this video we show you the spectacular waterfalls & living root bridges that Cherrapunji is so famous for. Cherrapunji, located in Meghalaya state, North-East India, is easily a contender for the most inspiring and incredible places we've visited in Asia so far. Cherrapunji is the second wettest place on Earth. All this rain does have its perks though because without it, you wouldn't see the incredible waterfalls that Cherrapunji is famous for. In this video we show you the waterfalls cascading down from the Eco Tourism Park, the Nohsngithiang Falls (Seven Sisters Falls), Nohkhalikai Falls (340m, tallest plunge waterfall in India) and Rainbow Falls (incredibly beautiful remote jungle waterfall). Many of these waterfalls (except for Rainbow falls) are view-able from viewpoints near the town of Sohra (Cherrapunji town). Cherrapunji is also known for the unique and fascinating living root bridges. These all natural bridges are hand-made by the tribal Khasi & Jaintia people, from the aerial roots of the rubber fig tree (ficus elastica). The aerial roots are interwoven across rivers to form incredibly strong and durable bridges, allowing the people to traverse the river even during heavy floods. To see the living root bridges, we trek from the small village of Tyrna to the remote tribal village of Nongriat. In Nongriat you can find a homestay and stay there a few nights to experience the famous double decker living root bridge, which is found in the village itself. You can also make daily treks into the surrounding wilderness, using Nongriat as a base, to see more amazing living root bridges and the incredibly beautiful rainbow waterfall. Planning a trip to Cherrapunji? You must read our ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CHERRAPUNJI: http://www.twobirdsbreakingfree.com/ultimate-guide-to-cherrapunji.html Thanks for watching! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBG5XZ22De4

In December 2017, we trekked to Nagaland's spellbinding Dzukou Valley, one of the last remaining paradises in India. Later during the same Nagaland trip, we undertook an arduous ascent of Japfu Peak, the second highest mountain in Nagaland. The video exhibits the wonders that we experienced. The first part of the video covers the trek to and the exploration of Dzükou Valley, while the second part covers the challenging ascent of Japfu Peak. If you are planning to either trek to the Dzükou Valley or scale Japfu Peak (two different treks), you simply must read our in-depth ultimate guides for both of these adventures.They are the most comprehensive guides on the Internet for these treks. The guides cover everything you need to know to undertake these two treks independently without a local guide, with information on the natural history, geology, where to stay, costs and entry fees, best time to visit, what gear to bring, detailed descriptions of the routes, and much more. Please read the guides from start to finish before asking us any questions about these treks! Here are the links to our ultimate guides: Trekking to Dzukou Valley: http://www.twobirdsbreakingfree.com/dzukou-valley-nagaland-complete-guide.html Climbing Japfu Peak: http://www.twobirdsbreakingfree.com/summiting-japfu-peak-how-to-climb-nagalands-second-highest-mountain-without-a-guide.html Make sure to hit the like button if you enjoyed the video and do leave us a comment below with your feedback. We will reply as soon as possible. Also, make sure to hit that subscribe button so that you get notified whenever we publish new content. Are you on social media? So are we! Follow us to see all our other awesome content that we don't share on YouTube! Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/twobirdsbreakingfree Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/twobirdsbreakingfree Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/twobirdsbreakingfree Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/+Twobirdsbreakingfree Music: Song: Jarico - Landscape (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/EwRdKJURDHw Thanks for your support! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1tFQQ_SK8A