Suoi Tia (Tia Stream)

Suoi Tia is a rare place with flooded bamboo forests and a diverse ecosystem in the Lang Biang highlands. In each season, the bamboo forest has its own beauty, changing leaves in winter and sprouting new buds in spring. The slender, spindly tree trunks, rising vertically into the sky, create a unique scene, attracting photographers to take photos.

The road from Da Lat city center to here is about 15 km. The road is quite nice, only a short section of about 100 m is under repair. Visitors can travel by motorbike or pickup truck near Suoi Tia and walk another 300 meters to get there. The walking path to Suoi Tia goes through the pine forest. 

One day at Suoi Tia, visitors can feel the beauty of four seasons. The misty scene in the early morning brings the feeling of spring. The sun shines brightly at noon and the temperature rises like summer. The space is quiet, the dugout canoes lie silently on the water, bringing an autumn atmosphere. The coldness at night is like winter weather.

Suoi Tia is a place that still retains its wild beauty, with no tourism services. Around the lake there are many flat lawns with cool air, suitable for visitors to bring camping gear to picnic, enjoy nature and relax.

The entrance to Suoi Tia is a trail in the pine forest, it is easy to get lost without a guide. Visitors can go to the boat wharf at Tuyen Lam Lake and rent a boat to take them in, the price is divided according to the number of people. Visitors can also bring SUP boats to experience cruising on the lake.

The last days of winter and early spring are the time when Suoi Tia is at its most beautiful. Visitors should choose days with high humidity and little wind and arrive before dawn (before 6:30 a.m.) to admire the magical scene when the mist rises above the lake. Note that the early morning temperature in Da Lat is quite cold, visitors should bring warm clothes. At Suoi Tia, any corner can produce poetic photos. To preserve the beauty of the upstream area of ​​Tuyen Lam Lake, visitors need to preserve the landscape, not throw trash indiscriminately and clean up before leaving.