view the broad map with a meters above the sea level graph
Di Lin was a basin of 900m above sea level. At daybreak, it was covered by morning fog. It was worth having chosen the room with a good view.

Today's breakfast was "Banh mi", which is meats and vegetables sandwiched between pieces of French bread. A storekeeper made it skillfully there and then. The French bread is delicate and tender like a warm rice cake.

There was a production area of highland vegetables. The scenery swept away like Shinshu in Japan.

With five kilometer to go, the slant became gentle and I could see the city skyline ahead.

I arrived at Da Lat of 1500m meters high.
There was the summer resort when the country was ruled over by France.

Da Lat Station.
In the past, this station connected shore part with 84km, named 'Da Lat = Thap Cham Railway' and then disused by suffered damage from the Vietnam War. Now restored as sightseeing train service an interval with 7km away to Trai Mat Station.


80.4km / 297.2km

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