Co Thach Beach in Lam Dong Province boasts a remarkable seven-coloured pebble beach of exceptional geological value, set against the tranquil bakdrop of a traditional fishing village. If you seek a short getaway from urban bustle and wish to witness ancient rock formations shaped over millions of years, Co Thach deserves a place on your upcoming travel itinerary.

With advantages in its mild climate, fertile soil, diverse ecosystem, and early access to advanced science and technology, Lam Dong has long been regarded as the country’s “capital” of high-tech agriculture. On that foundation, the province continues to identify high-tech and smart agriculture as a breakthrough, gradually shaping a modern and efficient agricultural sector with strong competitiveness in international markets.

An exhibition entitled “Spring Returns to Duc Thanh School” is currently being held at the Duc Thanh Historical Site in Lam Dong Province, presenting 130 photographs and documents that depict the life and revolutionary career of President Ho Chi Minh.

The Lam Dong Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism on December 12 held the closing ceremony and awarded prizes to the participating groups and individuals who achieved high results at the first Lam Dong Province Gong Club Festival 2025.

The World Tea Fest 2025 officially opened at Lam Vien Square, Xuan Huong–Da Lat Ward, Lam Dong Province, on December 5, aiming to elevate the Vietnamese tea brand.

A gong festival featuring the participation of several Southeast Asian countries will take place in Lam Dong Province from December 18, 2025 to January 2, 2026. A number of new records will be set at this large-scale event.

President of the Viet Nam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Bui Thi Minh Hoai visited the central province of Lam Dong on November 22, which has been hit by severe flooding and landslides.

The “Stride Forward with Viet Nam” walking event will feature a walking activity at the square on Nguyen Tat Thanh Street (Phan Thiet Ward, Lam Dong Province), promising to attract a large number of residents and tourists.

Lam Dong Province currently boasts the largest natural area in the country, comprising three ecological regions – highlands, midlands, and coastal areas – and brings together all elements of sea, forest, border gates, and seaports, offering vast space and significant potential for development.