Two days of jungle trekking, SUP paddling and guided canyoning around Tuyen Lam Lake near Da Lat. Expect pine forests, lake crossings and an overnight BBQ camp with basic safety gear provided.
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Dawn breaks slow over pine ridges and low cloud as you step from the shuttle onto a soft, leaf-strewn trail. The air tastes of resin and damp earth; a nearby stream dares you to follow its roar. Over two days the route threads tropical understory and tall pine stands before opening onto the broad mirror of Tuyen Lam Lake — calm enough for a paddle, restless enough for a swim.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: regular walkers who can handle uneven trails, short steep sections, and multiple activity types.
Wildlife
History
Da Lat grew as a French colonial hill station; Tuyen Lam is a relatively recent reservoir that reshaped local watersheds and recreation access.
Conservation
Touring here carries impacts on fragile soils and shoreline vegetation—stay on trails, pack out trash, and use provided campsites to reduce disturbance.
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Footwear with grip
Choose trail shoes or light boots with sticky soles—river crossings and canyon rock get slippery when wet.
Hydration and snacks
Carry 2–3 liters of water and high‑energy snacks; refill opportunities are limited between the trail and lakeshore.
Basic swimming ability
Be comfortable in open water for SUP and lake swims; lifejackets are provided but confidence helps in wind or chop.
Start early
Morning light is calmest for paddling and best for canyoning; plan departures to avoid afternoon wind and showers.
Lightweight hiking shoes (quick‑dry)
Provides traction for jungle trails and protection during wet canyon sections.
Personal water bottle (2–3 L)
Keeps you hydrated across long paddles and the campsite; refill at the lake if available.
Light waterproof shell
Wind and mountain showers are common—pack a breathable rain layer for paddling and night camp.
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Headlamp with spare batteries
Useful for early starts, campsite tasks, and toileting paths after dark.