Throughout Da Lat, wild sunflowers are blooming, painting the roads and hillsides in shades of yellow, captivating tourists from near and far.The vibrant blooming of wild sunflowers attracts many tourists to check in. Photo: Hong Tam Here are some of the most beautiful wild sunflower check-in spots in Da Lat. Lien Khuong Highway This is one of the "hot" wild sunflower check-in spots on social media recently. Especially when looking towards Elephant Mountain, you'll see an entire hill dyed in beautiful yellow. Visiting Da Lat in the late months of the year, tourists will capture poetic photos immersed in the golden hues of wild sunflowers. Photo: Hong Tam

Cau Dat Wild Sunflower Garden
This garden is also an ideal place for tourists to combine flower viewing with a visit to the Cau Dat tea hills, a famous spot in Da Lat. Tu Tra Pass The roads in Tu Tra commune (Don Duong district) are quite far from the center of Da Lat city. But in return for the long travel time, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the wild sunflower fields deep in the valley.Wild sunflowers blooming in Tu Tra commune, Don Duong district, Lam Dong province. Photo: Rau Cau Prenn Pass This is one of the favorite mountain pass routes for young people to admire wild sunflowers in Da Lat. During the wild sunflower season, the winding pass and the pine tree-lined roads on both sides become even more vibrant with the yellow of wild sunflowers. Tuyen Lam Lake While touring the lake, you can also find wild sunflowers around this area. However, wild sunflowers in the central areas of the city are usually not as abundant as in the suburban areas. In addition, there are many other wild sunflower viewing spots such as the old Cam Ly airport, Hoa Xa tunnel, Anh Dao wild sunflower garden, Ta Nung wild sunflower field, the wild sunflower garden in the Valley of Love, and some small spots along the roads leading to Da Lat, attracting many tourists to check in. These wild sunflowers, growing wild and small, resemble mini sunflowers lighting up an entire dreamy region. Photo: Rau Cau Source: Lao Dong Newspaper