Langbiang Mountain is considered the "roof of Da Lat" thanks to its highest peak in the city. Located about 12 km north of Da Lat city center, this area is a mountain range consisting of two main peaks: Mount Ba (2,167 m) and Mount Ong (2,124 m). It is not only a symbol of the majestic nature of the Lam Vien Plateau but also part of the Lang Biang World Biosphere Reserve, recognized by UNESCO in 2015. Notable attractions include: - Radar Hill (1,929 m): The most popular check-in point, often reached by Jeep. From here, you can enjoy panoramic views of Suoi Vang (Golden Stream), Suoi Bac (Silver Stream), and the misty city of Da Lat. - Mount Ba Peak (2,167 m): The highest peak, an ideal destination for those who love trekking and long-distance mountain climbing through pristine pine forests. - Hundred-Year Valley: Located at the foot of the mountain, this is where cultural exchange activities and gong festivals take place. - Overnight cloud-hunting camping: A fantastic activity on the mountaintop, allowing you to witness the sunrise amidst a sea of ​​fluffy clouds. - Extreme paragliding: Soar from the top of Radar Hill down to Lake Dankia to admire the entire natural landscape from above.