first of all check the weather forecast, mornings are probably the best option. There is a bus going to the gate of Langbiang but i had a rented bike (5$) it took me maybe 20-30 minutes from downtown. Entrance fee 10.000d, and many jeeps waiting for customers right behing the ticket booth. Forget the car if you want to hike... More

we walked to Lang Bian peak, which was a nice walk throuhg pine forest and then more dense jungle. the track at the start was fairly indistinct so we ended up walking up the road, but then it branches off on a dirt track and is well graded and easy to follow. the last 500m is steep steps but well... More

Because organised day tours in Dalat seem to be much more expensive than the rest of Vietnam we took the local bus (Phuong Trang - very efficient and comfortable) to Liang Bian mountain for 12,000 Dong single (thats just over 50 cents!) and then transferred to a 4WD to the summit. Entry to the mountain is 10,000 Dong and a... More

With 20 dollars you can rent a car which brought you to to top of the mountain yourself, or you can go with other people which cost 3 dollars each ( 6 people per car). up here you can see Dalat city. Mountain with Pine trees. If you brave enough, you can walk up (5Km). You can buy drink in... More

The view on top was great, what they did with the place is a little bit commercial (restaurant and man-made stuffs everywhere on top). Since I traveled solo, I had to wait a little for sharing the jeep with others travelers to go on top of the mountain. 80,000vnd/2 ways. The driver dropped us off and said he would come... More

We hired a motorbike to drive from Dalat to the base of Lang Bien. We had to pay a fee at the gate and park the bike in the nearby parking place. It took about 5 hours to walk up and back to the very top of the highest peak (over 2000 meters). We enjoyed the walk and the climb... More

Visited as part of an organised tour so we got to go up in a Jeep/4WD. It was a clear day so it was fun to sit in the back of the open-air Jeep except if you aren't willing to hold on tight and withstand the bumps which make you feel like you might fall out, I recommend you sit... More

We went up hill 6 persons in a Jeep for the price of 50000 dong each. The weather was unfortunately quite foggy and the sights were a bit destroyed by that. You can go there by scooter very easily. More

Took a taxi from Dalat. It was New Year's day and the 4WD jeeps were booked solid, so we opted to walk up. From base to top in 90 minutes (with 11&7 year olds, so we took a couple breaks and messed around on the way up). Forty-five minutes for the decent. Path is next to the road, so little... More