Langbiang Mountain

Langbiang Mountain is a prominent twin-peaked mountain located about 12 km north of Da Lat in Lac Duong District, Lam Dong Province. Rising to 2,167 meters, it is the highest peak in the area and part of the Langbiang Biosphere Reserve recognized by UNESCO. Known for panoramic views over Da Lat, Dankia Lake and surrounding forests, it is a popular destination for hiking, jeep tours and paragliding and a cultural symbol of the Central Highlands.

Visitors can expect a mountain tourist area with two main peaks - Radar Peak (1,929m) accessible by jeep and the higher Ong Peak (2,167m) accessible by hiking. The site offers paved access roads, viewpoint platforms, pine forests and open hilltops with panoramic views of Da Lat city, Dankia Lake and the surrounding plateau. Facilities include ticket counters, parking, food stalls and souvenir shops. Activities include jeep rides, guided trekking, photography and paragliding from designated launch areas.

Langbiang is named after the legend of K'Lang and H'Biang of the K'Ho ethnic group. The area was noted during the French colonial period as part of the Langbiang Plateau development that led to the founding of Da Lat. In 2015, the Langbiang Biosphere Reserve was recognized by UNESCO, highlighting its biodiversity and conservation value within Bidoup Nui Ba National Park buffer zone.

The mountain is a cultural symbol of Da Lat and the Central Highlands, sacred to the K'Ho people. The legend of the lovers K'Lang and H'Biang is central to local identity and is commemorated by a statue at the site. It represents the natural heritage and ethnic traditions of Lam Dong Province and is a prominent landmark for community festivals and tourism.