✅ [REVIEW] Langfarm Center – Dalat Fairytale Farm: What’s Special? Is It Worth Visiting?

Are you looking for a fun place for kids in Da Lat? Or curious about the newly opened Langfarm Center – Fairytale Farm? Here’s a detailed review based on my real experience with family in the afternoon:

📍 Where is Langfarm Center Da Lat?

• Address: 1B Hoang Van Thu Street, Ward 5, Da Lat City, Lam Dong
• Opening hours: 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM daily
• Ticket prices:
• Adults: 99,000 VND
• Children (0.9m – 1.2m): 49,000 VND
• Children under 0.9m: Free

🌟 What to do at Langfarm Center? Real experiences

I visited Langfarm Center around 4 PM with my family. My first impression was the spacious, clean space with well-maintained landscapes. There are many cute photo spots, perfect for check-ins or taking pictures of your kids.

The highlight here is the Fairytale Farm – a magical world with silicone dinosaurs, dragons, talking trees… My child was thrilled to interact with the animal models, especially the T-Rex that moves and roars.

⚠️ Note: The sound effects from the models like the dinosaur are quite loud and a bit “fake”, so adults may find them noisy and unnatural.

🍽 Langfarm Buffet – What’s on the menu?

The food area at Langfarm Center mainly offers:

• Boiled eggs
• Dried fruits
• Cakes and candies
• Tea and fruit juices

These are kid-friendly options, easy to eat and healthy. However, if you're looking for signature Dalat cuisine, you might find it a bit lacking.

🛍️ Should you buy specialties at Langfarm Store?

Langfarm is famous for products such as:

• Artichoke tea, herbal tea
• Crispy dried fruits
• Coffee, jams, nuts

You can shop at the Langfarm Store inside the center. I found the prices reasonable, the packaging nice – ideal for gifts.

🎁 Other fun experiences:

• Langfarm Workshop: Kids can wrap their own gifts and learn origami-style handicrafts.
• Langfarm Factory: A mini tour to see how dried fruits are made – educational and engaging.

💬 Final verdict: Is Langfarm Center Da Lat worth a visit?

• Best for: Families with young kids (under 10), groups looking for light check-in spots
• Less suitable for: Travelers seeking cultural depth, untouched nature, or peaceful retreats

✅ Langfarm Center feels more like a paid amusement park than a traditional tourist attraction. However, if you're visiting Da Lat with kids, this is definitely a spot worth considering.