The park's name originated in the 1930s when it was known to French colonial officials as Vallée d'Amour.
The central reservoir, Da Thien Lake, was created by damming a stream in the 1970s.
The park contains a topiary garden featuring shapes that are maintained through precision pruning.
It is one of the few locations in Da Lat that features a full-scale miniature replica of the Great Wall of China.
The terrain spans over 140 hectares of undulating hills and pine forest.
Valley of Love (Thung Lũng Tình Yêu) is a 140-hectare park in Da Lat featuring a central lake surrounded by pine forests and manicured gardens. The site serves as a recreational complex with pedal boats, a miniature replica of the Great Wall of China, and a tram system to navigate its hilly terrain. It originally functioned as a retreat for French colonial administrators who named it Vallée d'Amour. The grounds include themed flower displays that change based on seasonal planting schedules. Visitors can access a panoramic viewing point that overlooks the Da Thien Lake reservoir. The park integrates landscaped topiaries with natural mountain flora native to the Central Highlands. Multiple pedestrian bridges and walking paths connect the various recreational zones across the valley floor and surrounding slopes.
The hilltop observation deck providing a panoramic vantage point over the lake and valley.
Use the internal electric tram system to save energy when navigating the steeper inclines.
Allocate extra time for the walk to the hilltop observatory for the best layout views.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the park terrain is uneven and extensive.
Avoid visiting during weekends and Vietnamese public holidays if you prefer to escape large crowds and tour groups.
Maintain pathways by not walking on flower beds; observe quiet zones near garden displays.
