The city center is empty and the surrounding area is crowded

Da Lat is always an attractive destination for tourists on every holiday or Tet because of its favorable location, cool climate around and many beautiful scenes. Like every year, this April 30, Da Lat continues to be crowded because the number of tourists flocking to the “city of thousands of flowers” is increasing day by day.

However, in the morning and early afternoon on April 30, the city center was still quite deserted. In contrast, the neighboring areas are extremely crowded due to the flow of people still stuck in traffic on the way to Da Lat.

Some famous places such as Xuan Huong Lake, Da Lat Market, Tuyen Lam Lake are still quite empty, only sporadic cars pass by (Photo: Thong Thong)

Photo: Thong Thong

According to the sharing on Facebook of the “territory” of Da Lat, many hotels still have rooms, and the coffee shop in the center does not have many guests. One of the most beautiful and famous passes in Da Lat is Prenn Pass, which is similar, with a bit more traffic than cars entering the city.

Photo: Nguyen Ngoc Anh, TASTY Dalat

Coming here, there are still many people who are confused and do not understand why this year there are so few tourists, more empty than on weekdays. And not to let people wonder for too long, many young people on their way to Da Lat gave a very reasonable answer: “Da Lat is empty because everyone is still stuck at that Bao Loc pass”. Attached is a picture proving that the pass is jammed with traffic.

Photo: Nguyen Thanh Duy

Many comments under the post also spoke about their “suffering” situation when they were still stuck in traffic at Bao Loc Pass:

– Traffic jam in Bao Loc. It’s late at night, my friends.

– Still stuck in traffic for more than 20km, see you tomorrow night.

– The saints take pictures all the time. But actually, the part about to get into Da Lat with traffic jams can’t get up.

– It will be crowded tomorrow morning, but today there is a traffic jam that has not arrived yet.

– Everyone is stuck under Bao Loc already.

This is not the first time there have been contrasting scenes in places around and in central Da Lat like this. It is expected that tomorrow, the city center will be much busier.

Source: Compilation