Persimmon season in Da Lat runs from September to the end of November. During this time, visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant persimmon orchards at these cafes. The following locations were surveyed by VnExpress reporters and recommended by Quynh Nhu, a Da Lat cafe reviewer, in September.

Nha cua Thong Cafe

Address: Alley 108 Hung Vuong, Xuan Truong Ward - Da Lat.

Nha cua Thong is one of the first cafes to have ripe persimmons, attracting many visitors. The cafe features a wooden house overlooking the valley, offering views of pine hills and vibrant persimmon orchards through large glass windows. The grounds offer various photo opportunities, including a persimmon cart and hydrangea gardens.

A photo spot at Rung Nhiet Doi Cafe. Photo: Provided by the cafe

Access to the persimmon orchard is free. Visitors are required to purchase a drink from the cafe, which offers a variety of teas, coffees, and juices starting from 45,000 VND. Open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., the cafe is located near Da Lat city center, making it easy to find, with free parking available.

Persimmon Cafe

Address: 96 Hung Vuong, Lam Vien Ward - Da Lat.

Located about 6 km from Da Lat city center, Persimmon Cafe boasts a garden of over 5,000 m2 with around 100 persimmon trees over 40 years old. Varieties include Tam Hai, Trung Loc, Vuong, and Chen persimmons. A representative of the cafe mentioned a bountiful harvest this year, making it easy for visitors to take great photos.

A photo spot at Persimmon Cafe. Photo: Provided by the cafe

The cafe provides tools for picking persimmons. Wooden walkways offer easy navigation and scenic views. Entry to the orchard is 80,000 VND per person, including a drink. Children under 1.3 m and seniors over 65 enter free.

During persimmon season, the cafe adds persimmon with milk to the menu, a popular choice among visitors. Snacks like pork and shrimp wonton noodles, french fries, and beef egg noodles are also available.

The cafe is popular on weekends and holidays. Open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., the access road is steep, so visitors should consider their mode of transportation and attire.

Rung Nhiet Doi (Tropical Forest) Cafe

Address: Alley 63, Prenn Pass, Xuan Huong Ward - Da Lat.

Located halfway up Prenn Pass, 5 km from Da Lat city center, the cafe is surrounded by ripening persimmon orchards. Features like a lake, flowers, and a wooden house attract visitors for photos. Guests can pick persimmons and purchase them to take home.

Visitors at Rung Nhiet Doi Cafe. Photo: Da Lat Tourism

The cafe offers various drinks and snacks, priced from 35,000 to 65,000 VND. Open from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., the cafe is crowded on weekends and lacks motorcycle parking, requiring guests to park at nearby residences.

Bao Tien Mot Mo Binh Yen (How Much for a Bit of Peace) Cafe

Address: Mimosa Pass, Xuan Huong Ward - Da Lat.

This 2-hectare cafe is a popular spot for young visitors to Da Lat. The owner says guests visiting in September can enjoy the laden persimmon orchards. After this period, the persimmons will be harvested. The orchard entrance fee is 350,000 VND for two guests, including two drinks of choice, persimmon picking, and 5 kg of persimmons to take home.

A view of the persimmon orchard from the cafe entrance. Photo: Provided by the cafe

Popular photo spots include the stream, under the persimmon trees, and around the wooden house. A variety of fruit teas are available. The cafe also serves dishes like H’Mong chicken baked in bamboo tubes and spicy sturgeon hotpot, allowing guests to enjoy the local cuisine and the persimmon orchard. The cafe is open from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The access road is steep; guests needing assistance can call the staff. Ample parking is available, including access for cars.

Tuan Anh