# Langbiang Mountain, Da Lat > Langbiang is the "roof of Da Lat", a mountain with twin peaks of 2,167 m and 2,124 m, 12 km north of the centre. Visitors head to the tourist area at its foot: entry is 50,000 VND, then it's 6 km through the pines to Radar Hill by car (120,000 VND) or on foot. From the top you see Da Lat and the valleys. It's open daily 7:30–17:00. Allow 2–3 hours. Web page: https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/langbiang-mountain - City: [Da Lat](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat), Vietnam - YesGo score: 20/100 (Yes, if nearby) - Time on site: 2 h 30 min - With kids: Fine with kids - Entry: 50,000 VND adults, 25,000 VND children - Car to Radar Hill: 120,000 VND per person; leaves once 6 people are aboard, or hire the whole car - Hours: Daily 7:30–17:00 - Hiking up: 6 km uphill through pine forest; private cars and scooters aren't allowed up - Paragliding: 2,200,000–2,500,000 VND, including entry and the ride up - Address: 305 Langbiang, ≈ 12 km north of central Da Lat - Weather: Cooler and windy at the top — bring a jacket - Payment: Cash in VND at the ticket desk - Coordinates: 12.04720, 108.44100 - Facts checked: 08.11.2026 ## Key facts - **2,167 m** — the height of Ba peak; neighbouring Ong peak is 2,124 m (source: Vietnamese Wikipedia; Wikidata) - **≈ 1,930–1,950 m** — Radar Hill, the main viewpoint: 1,929 m per Wikipedia, 1,950 m per the operator (source: Vietnamese Wikipedia; Dalattourist website) - **50,000 VND** — entry to the Langbiang tourist area; children 25,000 VND (source: Dalattourist website (dalattourist.com.vn), 08.11.2026) - **120,000 VND** — per person for the car up the 6 km forest road to Radar Hill (source: Dalattourist website) - **6 km** — of steep, winding road from the foot to Radar; private vehicles aren't allowed (source: Dalattourist website) - **K'Lang and H'Biang** — in K'Ho legend, the mountain is named after two lovers from rival clans (source: Vietnamese Wikipedia) - **≈ 12 km** — from central Da Lat — 25–30 minutes by car (source: Vietnamese Wikipedia) - **Paragliding** — FlyDalat flights off the mountain cost 2,200,000–2,500,000 VND including entry and transfer (source: Dalattourist website) ## Langbiang entrance fee and jeep price According to the operator, Dalattourist: **entry to the tourist area is 50,000 VND for adults and 25,000 VND for children**. **The car to Radar Hill** is 120,000 VND per person; it leaves once six passengers are aboard, or you can hire the whole vehicle. Walking is free, but it's 6 km uphill. **FlyDalat paragliding** is extra at 2,200,000–2,500,000 VND, including entry, the ride to the top, insurance and video. There's the Radar restaurant at the top and the 100-Year Valley restaurant at the foot, serving Central Highlands food. Bring cash in dong for the ticket desk. > **Ride or walk up to Radar Hill?** From the gate to Radar Hill is 6 km of steep forest road, and private cars and scooters aren't allowed. The tourist area's car costs 120,000 VND per person and leaves once six people are aboard, or you can hire it outright. On foot it's about 6 km uphill — allow 1.5–2 hours. A good compromise: ride up, walk down through the pines. ## What is Langbiang Mountain? **Langbiang** is the mountain massif north of Da Lat, known as the "roof of the city". It has two peaks: **Ba (2,167 m)** and **Ong (2,124 m)** — from central Da Lat, Ba is on the left and Ong on the right. K'Ho legend says the mountain is named after two lovers, **K'Lang** and **H'Biang**, from clans that wouldn't let them marry. Most visitors don't climb to the summits but go to **Radar Hill** (about 1,930–1,950 m) in the Dalattourist tourist area. From there you see Da Lat, the reservoir and the valleys of the **Suoi Vang and Suoi Bac** (Golden and Silver) streams. At the foot you'll find K'Ho culture — stilt houses, gongs and traditional dress. Climbing the actual peaks is a separate, multi-hour hike with a guide. ## What to see and do - **Radar Hill** — the main viewpoint over Da Lat, the reservoir and the Suoi Vang and Suoi Bac valleys. - **The road through the pines** — 6 km of switchbacks; on foot it's the best part of the trip. - **Binoculars** on Radar Hill for a close look at the city. - **The Radar restaurant** at the top — coffee with a view and highland dishes. - **K'Ho culture** at the foot — the 100-Year Valley restaurant, gongs and traditional costumes for photos. - **Paragliding** over the valley with an instructor. - **Hiking to Ba peak** — for fit walkers, with a guide, half a day or more. ## How to get to Langbiang Mountain 1. **From Lam Vien Square** it's about 12 km north — 25–30 minutes by Grab or taxi. Search for "Khu du lịch Langbiang" or 305 Langbiang. 2. **By scooter**, take the road north through Lac Duong and park at the tourist-area gate. 3. **From Lien Khuong Airport (DLI)** it's about 45 km through Da Lat — around an hour by car. 4. Buy your ticket at the gate and choose: the car to Radar (120,000 VND) or the 6 km walk. 5. Grab drivers do come out here, but not instantly — book your ride back in advance, especially near the 17:00 closing time. ## How long do you need, and when to go? With the car to Radar, allow **2–3 hours**; walking up or down makes it **half a day**; a hike to Ba peak takes most of a day. Go **on a clear morning** — clouds often gather at the top by midday and the view disappears. The clearest weather is in the **dry season, November to April**. In the rainy season, roughly May to October, afternoon downpours are common and the forest road gets wet. It's noticeably cooler and windier at the top than in town, so bring a jacket even on a sunny day. ## Is Langbiang Mountain worth it? Yes, on a clear morning: the view over Da Lat and the valleys from Radar Hill is one of the best around, and the walk through the pines is lovely. With kids, take the car. The YesGo take: the foot and Radar Hill are a developed tourist area with cafés, photo spots and rides rather than wild mountain. For real nature, walk up or hike to Ba peak with a guide. On a cloudy day the views vanish — better to reschedule. ## Before you go: checklist - [ ] Going on a clear morning - [ ] Decided: the car to Radar or the 6 km walk - [ ] Cash in dong for entry, the car and cafés - [ ] A warm jacket — it's windy at the top - [ ] Comfortable shoes for the forest road - [ ] Ride back booked in advance ## Viewpoints around Da Lat: compare and choose Viewpoints around Da Lat rated by YesGo. - [Xuan Huong Lake](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/xuan-huong-lake) — YesGo score 43/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · Free - [Truc Lam Monastery](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/truc-lam-monastery) — YesGo score 38/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h 30 min · Free; cable car 150,000 VND - [Crazy House](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/da-lat-crazy-house) — YesGo score 37/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · 80,000 VND; under 1.2 m free - [Langbiang Mountain](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/langbiang-mountain) — YesGo score 20/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 2 h 30 min · 50,000 VND; car to Radar 120,000 ## North Da Lat and the view from above Langbiang and Radar Hill in the morning, then Xuan Huong Lake and the Flower Park in the centre on the way back. Add them to your route — YesGo fits in the timing and transfers. 1. [Langbiang Mountain](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/langbiang-mountain) — YesGo score 20/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 2 h 30 min · 50,000 VND; car to Radar 120,000 2. [Da Lat Flower Park](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/da-lat-flower-park) — YesGo score 37/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · 40,000–100,000 VND 3. [Xuan Huong Lake](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/xuan-huong-lake) — YesGo score 43/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · Free ## Good to know Langbiang Mountain isn't the hotels or coffee brands called "Lang Biang", nor the whole Lang Biang plateau. Most visitors go to Radar Hill in the tourist area at its foot, not to Ba and Ong peaks. ## Tips - Ride up and walk down — 6 km downhill through the pines. - On Radar Hill, use the binoculars to pick out Da Lat — the city's clear on a fine day. - Don't plan Langbiang for a cloudy day: clouds often hide the view by noon. - If you're walking, bring water and a snack — there are no cafés on the way. - Afterwards, head back to [Xuan Huong Lake](https://yesgo.io/vietnam/da-lat/xuan-huong-lake) in the centre — 25–30 minutes by car. ## Questions ### How much is the Langbiang Mountain entrance fee? 50,000 VND for adults and 25,000 VND for children. The car to Radar Hill is another 120,000 VND per person. ### How much is the jeep to the top of Langbiang? The tourist area's car to Radar Hill is 120,000 VND per person; it leaves once six people are aboard, or you can hire the whole car. ### Can you hike up Langbiang? Yes — 6 km uphill through the pines, about 1.5–2 hours. Private cars and scooters aren't allowed up. ### How high is Langbiang Mountain? Ba peak is 2,167 m and Ong peak 2,124 m. Radar Hill, where visitors go, is about 1,930–1,950 m. ### How do I get to Langbiang from Da Lat? It's about 12 km north of the centre — 25–30 minutes by Grab or taxi. Search for "Khu du lịch Langbiang". ### What are Langbiang's opening hours? Daily 7:30–17:00. ### How long do you need at Langbiang? 2–3 hours with the car to Radar Hill; half a day if you walk up or down. ### Can you paraglide at Langbiang? Yes — FlyDalat flights cost 2,200,000–2,500,000 VND, including entry and the ride to the top. ### Is Langbiang worth visiting? Yes on a clear morning, for the view from Radar Hill. On a cloudy day the views disappear. ## How we checked Prices, hours and rules are from the official website of the operator, Dalattourist, on 08.11.2026: entry 50,000 / 25,000 VND, the car to Radar at 120,000 VND per person (departs with six people or as a private hire), 7:30–17:00, no private vehicles up the mountain; FlyDalat paragliding 2,200,000–2,500,000 VND. Guides call the car a "jeep" and quote older prices, which we don't use. Radar Hill's height is 1,929 m per Wikipedia and 1,950 m per the operator; we show both. Peak heights of 2,167 and 2,124 m are from Vietnamese Wikipedia and Wikidata. The hiking time (1.5–2 hours) and travel time from the centre are our own estimates. The legend is told briefly. ## Sources - Dalattourist website (dalattourist.com.vn) — Langbiang destination page and service cards (08.11.2026): entry, hours, car to Radar Hill, 6 km road, private-vehicle ban, restaurants, FlyDalat paragliding - Vietnamese Wikipedia — Núi Langbiang: Ba and Ong peaks, Radar Hill, distance from the centre, K'Lang and H'Biang legend - Wikidata Q3217169 — summit coordinates and height - YesGo general facts for Vietnam — cash and Grab --- This is the Markdown version of a YesGo page for AI assistants. Quote the web page link above, not this file.