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Currents from the top of Langbian creep over surrounding mountainous areas to form cam Ly Stream, which crosses Than Tho Lake, Me Linh Lake and gathers in a big valley, turning it into the poetically dreaming XuanHuong Lake. The stream then passes underneath Ong Dao Bridge and follows a geological fracture of about 2 km westward before crawling over a sloping granite bed into the beautiful famous waterfall of Cam Ly in Da Lat city.

Than Tho Lake is located in the East of Dalat and it is 5.8 km far from the city center. In the past, the lake used to be a swamp. In 1937, the French built a dam to retain water from Cam Ly stream then they made it a lake with an area of 8.5 ha and it provides water for the entire city of Dalat.

Just as Hanoi has Sword Lake (Hoan Kiem lake) as its heart, Da Lat city embraces Xuan Huong Lake as its center. Used to be the site in which many indigenous people of Langbian highland inhabited, this man-made lake is nowadays the most beautiful lake of Da Lat.

Linh Son Pagoda is a notable Buddhist temple in the resort town of Da Lat, Vietnam.Linh Son Pagoda is located on top of a small hill at 120 Nguyễn Văn Trỗi Street, in the second ward,approximately 700 m northwest of the centre of Da Lat. The temple was built from 1938 and it was completed and opened in 1940. The building was funded by the general public, but the largest financial donations were from two lay Buddhists by the names of Võ Đình Dung and Nguyễn Văn Tiến.

Taking the train to Trai Mat to visit Linh Phuoc Pagoda in the chilly cold of the central highlands city of Da Lat is an exciting adventure for those who seek the sanctuary of a worshipping place and the unique architecture of Asian pagodas

Linh Phuoc Pagoda is located at 120 Tu Phuoc, about 8 km far from the center of Da Lat city to the South- East. The pagoda was constructed from 1949 to 1952. In 1990, it was restored, three- arched entrances gate was built in the side of the road for guests easily to identify it, because the temple was deep in the alley.

When mentioning about Mimosain Da lat, we could hear in our mind the words in a song by Tran Kiet Tuong that go “ Where are you from, Mimosa? Why are you here? This is a land of sloping hills and mountains, of charming lakes and poetic view...” So, let us raise the questions again, and learn about the messages from the flower.