Program 1

Live and work in Da Lat

Trần Hà Tâm · Tam Farm · Da Lat, Lam Dong

Have you ever thought about moving to Da Lat? You want to leave the city, work in cool fresh air, close to nature, with more time for yourself? This program is for you — before you decide in a rush.

What this is

Live and work in Da Lat is a program for people who are considering moving to Da Lat long-term, but are not yet sure whether they fit with the pace of life, the climate, the work environment, and the cost of living here.

Instead of quitting your job, selling your house, moving your things, and only then realizing it does not fit — you can come first, live from 1 week to 3 months, do real online work, experience the real rhythm of life, and answer the most important question for yourself: "Do I want to live this way long-term?"

What you will do

  • Live in a real daily rhythm: wake up early, do light gardening when you want, eat real food, walk in the garden.
  • Do real online work — bring your current work, do it in a quiet space, with clear boundaries between work and rest.
  • Experience daily life in the outskirts: go to the local market, cook, take care of your own basic needs.
  • Observe and journal: one line a day, one question a week, one small conclusion a month.
  • Talk with the founder about practical concerns — costs, weather, internet, healthcare, community, schooling for children if any.

What you will answer for yourself

  • Do I fit with Da Lat's cool and humid climate?
  • Does my online work run smoothly when I live far from the city?
  • Does a slower pace make me comfortable or bored?
  • Are the real costs of living here suitable for my long-term budget?
  • Should I move here for good, or only come regularly each year?

What this is not

  • Not a vacation — you do real work, live real life, with no entertainment schedule.
  • Not a relocation consulting service — we do not handle logistics, do not introduce real estate, do not broker.
  • Not a commitment — you leave with your own answer, even if the answer is "it does not fit."

Read the full article

A detailed breakdown of this program, for people seriously considering living in Da Lat.