VietNamNet Bridge – A fascinating route from Khanh Vinh in the southcentral coast province of Khanh Hoa to the Central Highlands city of Dalat on a 140km journey has become appealing to many people, especially the youth who wish to have a backpacking trip on their motorbikes to admire beautiful landscapes.

Tuyen Lam Lake in the Central Highlands city of Dalat – Photo: Khue Viet Truong

People can spend their weekends to explore this romantic route. During the trip, tourists are advised to visit Ben Loi wharf which is at the foot of Khanh Le Pass in Khanh Hoa Province to enjoy meals and admire a stunning view of a tributary of the Cai River and numerous small waterfalls falling down from the pass. People are suggested to stop by the marker of 1,500m to take photos after negotiating the pass at the height of 1,500m above sea level before heading to Hon Giao Peak, part of Bu Dop National Park located in Lac Duong Commune in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.

Some people find it irresistible to stop their vehicles and take photos in an immense area of Phragmites blooming in white along the road. People also find it interesting to admire some strange paintings made from green moss mingled with white Bidens pilosa flowers growing on stones or a vast area of wild eggplant trees with their fruits in ripe yellow color.

After passing Hon Giao, tourists are advised to stop by a small café in Long Thanh Town to watch wooden houses with their color faded by time or see local people in their daily trading activities.

Those who travel on this route in December have a chance to admire beautiful pink apricot trees along a 3km journey or a romantic view of wild sunflowers in bright yellow or elegant Bauhinia in white.

This beautiful route might give travelers special emotion and feeling to escape their bustling life with pressure and worries.

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