Masterpieces from the soil of Da Lat
A tunnel of sculpture has become a must-see destination in the travel handbook of anyone who visits Da Lat.
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| Officially opened to visitors in 2012, the sculpture road stretching over 1,200 meters is the choice of many travelers to Da Lat. |
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| Located near the romantic lake of Tuyen Lam, visitors can stop at Datanla waterfall and Truc Lam Monastery before going to the tunnel of sculpture. |
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| On the road, all sculptures are made of basalt clay – the characteristic soil of Vietnam’s central highland. |
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| All works are made under specific themes, such as the history of the earth, European architecture and the typical works of Da Lat and the central highlands as well as the Lang Biang Mountain, the Da Lat Railway Station, the elephant, etc. |
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