Bonjour, c'est juste à côté de Linh An Pagoda. Vois pouvez y aller par la route en scooter ou voiture, il y a un parking. En revanche comme écris dans mon commentaire, je vous déconseille d'y aller c'est vraiment nul, perte de temps. Si toute fois vous voulez vraiment y aller, aller voir aussi Linh An Pagoda qui est tout juste à côté. Pour informations, la meilleure cascade que j'ai pu faire à la da lat c'est Pongour Falls, pas facile à trouver, eptire chemin de terre, en moto. Bonne visite :)

We didn’t count the steps. If your query relates to fitness etc my advice is to be reasonably agile as they are a hotch potch ofsteps and also very uneven. Definitely need to wear shoes with a good grip and non slip. People walking up and down on narrow path without any order. Having said all that the experience was great.

$6 a day. You can get one almost anywhere.

No I dont think pets are allowed. Moreover, the tracks and railings are so dangerous ..its too risky!

Dalattourist-day tours , on their website.

Hi Rick, we hired a motorbike and were able to visit 5 different attraction in the one day, 4 different waterfalls and a temple/Pagoda. We were able to complete a loop with minimal backtracking. From Dalat we headed south to Trúc Lâm temple, there are a few different routes to get there, we rode one of the smaller roads which is west of the main QL20 highway. From the temple we then merged onto the QL20 and headed to the Thac Datanla waterfalls. After that we continued on the QL20 and stopped in at Prenn Waterfalls. From there and again still on the QL20 we went to the Pongour Waterfalls, which were awesome and totally worth the ride! After that we backtracked up the QL20 until just passed the Lien Khuong airport then headed west along QL27, I think you could probably take a more direct route north from Pongour falls but on the day it didn't give me that option. Anyway we traveled on QL27 until we reached road 725 and headed North toward Elephant Waterfalls, they are also spectacular. The turnoff wasn't sign posted well so just keep an eye out and follow your maps. After the Elephant falls we took the 725 all the way back to Dalat. I throughly enjoyed the last part of the ride as you climb back up into the hills as the sun goes down, much more satisfying than taking the QL20. If you have time after the Elephant falls you could also stop in at the Van Thanh flower village as I believe it's on the same route. I had no trouble on any of these roads, the smaller ones were a bit rough, but that's SE Asia. Also make sure you visit Linh Phuoc Pagoda it's the best one I've seen yet and Crazy House,that was cool. Enjoy your trip.

Hi Trav, I doubt that you would find anyone is taking a taxi or cab back to HCMC. I suggest you either look for a flight a day earlier then stay one night in hcm or take a bus from Dalat to Hcmc. Have a look on "Thanh Buoi" bus website or maybe "Phuong Trang" bus, they are good but Thanh Buoi is better.

We went as part of a full day trip out of Dalat which would be far more interesting than trying to go from the airport to the falls which I think would be a long trip (and probably expensive!) and not worth the end result! Lots more superior falls in Vietnam, like Silver Waterfall or Love Waterfall out of Sapa.

You can use your phone with google maps and it will be easy. Another way will be to hire an easy rider guide.