Starts from 9:30 to 13:00. After 13:00, customer can freely explore Samten Hills
Monday-Sunday: 06:00-20:00
Last admission: 2 hour(s) before closing
** Sightseeing + 01 meal**
Normal Opening Hours
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-14:00







Samten Hills in Dalat, named after the Tibetan word "བསམ་གཏན་," meaning stability and balance of mind, is a cultural and spiritual tourist attraction situated on picturesque high hills in Don Duong, approximately 15km from Lien Khuong Airport. The design of Samten Hills draws inspiration from the Mandala circle, symbolizing a miniature cosmology with an extraordinary sense of the uninterrupted connection between the inner and outer worlds—creating a wonderful space with no beginning and no end.
Samten Hills Dalat serves as a haven of majestic energy, harmonizing with remarkable works crafted by Lamas. The architectural style of Samten Hills is influenced by the cultural aesthetics of the Himalayas, the roof of the world, where sacred lands heal the souls that tread upon them. Notably, Samten Hills is home to the world's largest prayer wheel, the Drigung Kagyu Rinchen Khorchen Khorwe Go Gek, adding to its spiritual significance.
Starts from 9:30 to 13:00. After 13:00, customer can freely explore Samten Hills
Monday-Sunday: 06:00-20:00
Last admission: 2 hour(s) before closing
** Sightseeing + 01 meal**
Normal Opening Hours
Monday-Sunday: 09:00-14:00
Thôn Kambute, Đơn Dương District, Lam Dong, Vietnam

Samten Hills in Dalat, named after the Tibetan word "བསམ་གཏན་," meaning stability and balance of mind, is a cultural and spiritual tourist attraction situated on picturesque high hills in Don Duong, approximately 15km from Lien Khuong Airport. The design of Samten Hills draws inspiration from the Mandala circle, symbolizing a miniature cosmology with an extraordinary sense of the uninterrupted connection between the inner and outer worlds—creating a wonderful space with no beginning and no end.
Samten Hills Dalat serves as a haven of majestic energy, harmonizing with remarkable works crafted by Lamas. The architectural style of Samten Hills is influenced by the cultural aesthetics of the Himalayas, the roof of the world, where sacred lands heal the souls that tread upon them. Notably, Samten Hills is home to the world's largest prayer wheel, the Drigung Kagyu Rinchen Khorchen Khorwe Go Gek, adding to its spiritual significance.