Da Lat is brilliant in November every year because it's high time for not only ripe red persimmons but also yellow wild sunflowers. Da Lat, which is known as the "city of thousands of flowers," features signature flower seasons that are unique to Da Lat in addition to an endless supply of flowers blooming throughout the four seasons. The blooming season of wild sunflowers begins in November. Around this same period, a ton of breathtakingly gorgeous photos and videos started to go viral on social media. Picture of vividly yellow wild sunflowers blooming on a hillside (Source: @bushman_vlog on TikTok.) Da Lat has its own "virtual living specialties" for every season. For example, there are several distinct seasons at the beginning of this year, such as the cherry-like apricot season, persimmon season, pink grass season, and wild sunflower season. These days, this bloom can be seen practically all around Da Lat. You may catch a glimpse of a few wild sunflowers on the pass roads, in front of the gate of a particular cafe or homestay, and occasionally by navigating a little alley. In particular, those who enjoy "virtual living" should not miss Da Lat's wild sunflower season. Numerous individuals search for locations where wild sunflowers bloom profusely, producing stunning, surreal scenery that serves as a fantastic backdrop for a series of photos. (Source: @minhsangg1002 on TikTok) People frequently mention the following routes and locations covered with an abundance of flowers: Prenn Pass, Lien Khuong Highway, Da Lat University, the area around Tuyen Lam Lake, Clay Tunnel, and Trai Mat – Cau Dat Road. Furthermore, if you're scared to go far, you can check in at the Cala Lily Cafe, which is also home to a large number of wild sunflowers. (Source: @ph.kieukieu on TikTok) This season, Da Lat is really amazing! The weather is perfect for your trip, so why not throw on your backpack? — Translation from Dulichchat's post