In addition to its breathtaking natural scenery and year-round cool climate, Da Lat also boasts unique architectural wonders that captivate tourists' hearts. The Sculptured Tunnel in Da Lat is one of the renowned architectural marvels beloved by many travelers. So, what does this Da Lat tourist attraction offer? Is it easy to access the Sculptured Tunnel? What are the ticket prices and opening hours? Let's find out the details in the article below with Mytour!
Introduction to the Sculptured Tunnel in Da Lat
The Sculptured Tunnel in Da Lat, also known as the Sculpted Tunnel, features unique architectural structures made of clay. It is also the longest clay tunnel in the world. Consequently, it has become an unmissable tourist destination in the City of Flowers.
In recent years, the Sculptured Tunnel in Da Lat has attracted a large number of domestic and international tourists for check-ins, especially during holidays and festivals. Notably, the super popular check-in spot, Da Lat Infinity Lake, is also located within the Sculptured Tunnel. So, why wait? Pack your bags and go now!

Where is the Clay Tunnel located?
Located in the outskirts of Da Lat city, this place is about 15km from the city center. It is situated in the area near Tuyen Lam Lake and close to Truc Lam Zen Monastery, Ward 4, Da Lat city. The best time to visit is from November to July of the following year. During this period, which is the dry season in Da Lat, there is very little rain, making it more convenient for sightseeing.
Phone Number for Clay Tunnel
If you want to buy tickets or have any questions, you can contact us at 0338 985 899.
Directions to Clay Tunnel
The road to the Clay Tunnel tourist site is very easy to navigate, with paved roads convenient for various modes of transportation such as motorcycles, cars, and buses.
If you're staying at a homestay or hotel in Dalat, you can ask the front desk for directions. Alternatively, you can rely on Google Maps to navigate to the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel.

Take the direction towards Bao Dai Palace to reach the sculpture tunnel
The tunnel is approximately 13km away from Dalat Market, taking about 20 - 30 minutes by car.
- From Dalat Market, take Nguyen Van Cu Street, then Bà Triệu Street, and continue onto Tran Phu Street.
- At the intersection, turn onto Le Hong Phong Street.
- Continue along Le Hong Phong Street, then turn onto Trieu Viet Vuong Street.
- When you reach Tran Thanh Tong Street, at a three-way intersection, turn right.
- Continue until the end of the mountainous road, and you'll arrive at the sculpture tunnel.
Google Maps: Route from Bao Dai Palace to the sculpture tunnel
Take the mountainous road towards the sculpture tunnel
The mountainous route to the Clay Tunnel is easier to navigate. However, it may be a bit far for tourists staying in the city center.
Google Maps:
Ticket Prices
The ticket prices for visiting the Sculpture Tunnel tourist destination in Dalat in 2024 are as follows:
- Adult ticket price: 90,000 VND/person
- Child ticket price: 30,000 VND/child (children over 1m - under 1m2)
- Children under 1m tall are admitted free of charge
Opening Hours
The Sculpture Tunnel in Dalat opens for visits from 7:30 AM and closes at 5:00 PM. The area is quite extensive, and if you walk, it may take about 1 hour. Therefore, you need to manage your time well to fully explore the beauty of this place!
History of the Tunnel's Creation
The sculpture tunnel was constructed and inaugurated in 2010 with an initial area of only 2km initiated by Mr. Trinh Ba Dung. Up to the present time, the total investment capital is known to have reached 200 billion VND with remarkable architectural works made from clay.
Sculptures made from clay boast high durability, unique colors, safety, and environmental friendliness. The architectural structures here draw inspiration from European architecture, attracting tourists from both domestic and international destinations.

The entire complex at the Dalat Clay Tunnel revolves around two main themes. One is the recreation of Dalat city's history, and the other is educational cultural stories. Inside the sculpture tunnel, the Infinity Lake is also a captivating spot for tourists to visit.
The Infinity Lake was built in 2018 and opened in 2019. In a short period, it has swiftly become one of the most beloved Instagrammable spots in Dalat.
Architectural Design of Dalat Sculpture Tunnel
The design of the sculpture tunnel recreates scenes of Dalat from its early days as a fledgling city to the beautiful Dalat we see today. A miniature Dalat inside the tunnel is sure to leave you marveling.
First Theme
Mr. Trinh Ba Dung – the mastermind behind the Dalat Clay Tunnel project – has depicted the history of Dalat's formation. From the discovery by Dr. Yersin to the arrival of the French in Dalat, during the pristine days of the Langbiang Plateau, all is preserved and recreated within this site.

Second Theme
The sculpture tunnel recreates the most famous cultural architectural landmarks in Dalat. Prominently featured are institutions like Lycée Yersin, Palace Hotel, Pasteur Institute, Chicken Church, Dalat University, Dalat Market, Linh Son Pagoda, and more. Nearly all the historic architectural wonders of the land of thousands of flowers are passionately depicted by Mr. Dung in the Dalat Clay Tunnel.
Delving deeper reveals the modern and developed cityscape of Dalat. Famous landmarks like Lien Khuong Airport, Tuyen Lam Lake, and the Valley of Love are all portrayed within this masterpiece.

Success in Building the Clay Tunnel
After 4 years of relentless pursuit of passion, Mr. Dung finally found the formula to transform clay into environmentally friendly building materials – unfired building materials. From there emerged the unique sculpture tunnel project bearing historical and cultural values that withstand time.
Today, the tunnel has become one of the tourist attractions in Dalat, contributing to the preservation of national history and culture while introducing Dalat's beauty to international tourists.
Exploring the Clay Sculpture Tunnel in Dalat
What to Expect at the Clay Sculpture Tunnel in Dalat?
When visiting here, you'll marvel at unique and beautiful architectural structures made from clay. From simple small houses to ancient architectural marvels like Dalat Market, Chicken Church,... Explore the largest clay houses in Vietnam featuring a map of the country on the roof. Learn about the history and development of the City of Thousand Flowers.
Moreover, inside the Clay Sculpture Tunnel in Dalat, there's also Infinity Lake – an incredibly picturesque photo spot beloved by many tourists. If you have the chance to visit the dreamy city, don't miss out on this captivating attraction!

Two Records of the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel
The Vietnamese house structure inside the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel has achieved 2 Vietnamese records, namely:
- The most unique style of unfired red bazan clay house.
- The largest unfired red bazan clay house with the first-ever roof depicting the map of Vietnam and the largest area.
Attractions near the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel
In addition to the sculpture tunnel, you can also visit the following nearby attractions:
- Tuyen Lam Lake Dalat
- Truc Lam Zen Monastery Dalat
- Dinh III – Bao Dai Palace
- Dalat Cable Car – Robin Hill
- Datanla Waterfall Dalat
Images of the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel
Here are some images of the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel for your reference. If you like what you see, come and experience the full beauty and refreshing atmosphere in person!



Exploring Dalat Sculpture Tunnel Tour
To fully experience the Dalat Sculpture Tunnel and explore nearby tourist spots, consider the following tour options:
- Robin Hill Tour – Truc Lam Zen Monastery – Datanla Waterfall – Dalat Sculpture Tunnel – Linh Phuoc Pagoda – Dalat Railway Station
- Domaine De Marie Church Tour – Biological Research Institute – Cu Lan Village – Dalat Sculpture Tunnel – Truc Lam Zen Monastery – Tuyen Lam Lake
- Cu Lan Village Tour – Dalat Sculpture Tunnel – Infinity Lake

Common Questions from Tourists about the Sculpture Tunnel Road
What makes Dalat Sculpture Tunnel Road beautiful?
Visiting this tourist destination, you can admire artworks made from clay, enjoy photo opportunities at Infinity Lake, Angel Lake, and more.
Is the route to Dalat Sculpture Tunnel Road difficult?
The road to Dalat Sculpture Tunnel is easy to navigate as it's paved and clean. This route is convenient for motorcycles, cars, or buses, making transportation easy.
Is the Infinity Lake located inside the Sculpture Tunnel Road?
That's correct. The trending check-in spot, Infinity Lake, is situated within the Sculpture Tunnel Road in Ward 4, Dalat City. Infinity Lake was constructed in 2018 and officially opened in 2019.
How much is the admission fee for the Sculpture Tunnel Road?
Admission prices for the Sculpture Tunnel in Dalat in 2024:
- Adults: 90,000 VND/person
- Children from 1m – 1.2m tall: 30,000 VND/person
- Children under 1m tall: free admission
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