What is the Clay Tunnel in Dalat and is it worth visiting?

The Clay Tunnel, also known as the Sculpture Tunnel or Clay Village, is an unusual open-air theme park in Dalat. Its main feature is a multitude of clay sculptures and bas-reliefs depicting the city's history, its main attractions (such as Xuan Huong Lake, the railway station, the Pink Church), and even world architectural masterpieces.

Is it worth going? Definitely yes, if you love taking bright and unusual photos. The most popular photo spot is the installation on Infinity Lake with two faces looking at each other, creating a very romantic atmosphere. However, if you are looking for something super unique or natural, you may be disappointed — it is purely a man-made object. It will take at least an hour to explore the park. Note that all sculpture names are written in Vietnamese, so without preparation it will be difficult to find a copy of a famous building.

We recommend reading our detailed and honest guide to the Clay Tunnel in the article Theme Park Clay Tunnel in Dalat: honest review and practical information for visiting, where we share our personal experience and give many useful tips.

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