Lâm Đồng holds the Lâm Viên, Di Linh and Bảo Lộc plateaus, and grows both robusta and arabica, with Đà Lạt its best-known arabica origin.
Lâm Đồng, in the Central Highlands, holds the Lâm Viên, Di Linh and Bảo Lộc plateaus, described as the highest of the Highlands, and its economy rests largely on tea, coffee and vegetables. Đà Lạt and Bảo Lộc were its two provincial cities until Vietnam ended the district tier of government on 1 July 2025. Vietnam Coffee Source describes it as growing both robusta and arabica across varied altitudes, with Đà Lạt as Vietnam's best-known arabica origin. From 1 July 2025 Đắk Nông and Bình Thuận provinces were merged into it.
Field notes
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Lâm Đồng's three plateaus, Lâm Viên, Di Linh and Bảo Lộc, are described as the highest of the Central Highlands.
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A 2025 administrative merger folded neighbouring Đắk Nông and coastal Bình Thuận into Lâm Đồng.
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A May 2024 USDA report found Lâm Đồng had Vietnam's largest certified sustainable coffee area, 75,493 ha, ahead of Đắk Lắk at 63,600 ha.
Varietals
Sources · 6 Every sentence here was checked against a source we read. Taste notes are what guides describe, not promises about your bag. Last revised 2026-11-11. Some details here are less settled than others.
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- Vietnam now has 34 provincial-level administrative units · Tuoi Tre
- Lâm Đồng province — Wikipedia · Wikipedia
- Da Lat — Wikipedia · Wikipedia
- Vietnam Coffee Regions: A Complete Origin Guide · Viet Coffee Source
- Vietnam Coffee Annual VM2024-0012 · USDA Foreign Agricultural Service