The High
Cầu Đất · Đà Lạt
Vùng Đất Của Những Kẻ Mộng Mơ · TOUCH · 2023
A Land for
Dreamers
The High is a sweeping ecotourism destination set among the wind turbines and highland pine forests of Cầu Đất — one of the highest points in the Đà Lạt plateau. Phase 2 expands the visitor journey across five experiential zones, weaving together nature, culture, food, adventure, and spectacle into a continuous landscape experience.



Five Zones,
One Journey
The site is organised around the natural topography and the iconic wind turbine clusters — each zone anchored to a turbine landmark and connected by a continuous visitor trail that winds through highland meadow, pine forest, and open sky.

Welcome Barn
& Teahouse
The arrival zone — a grand welcome barn housing F&B, event stage, and retail set against the sweeping highland meadow. Adjacent teahouse garden with massage lawns, classic tea gardens, and wellness workshops introduce visitors to the spirit of Cầu Đất's highland produce.




Maze Ground
& County Bazaar
A 4,000 m² hedge maze set beside a wind turbine — a self-sustaining landscape attraction requiring minimal maintenance. The County Bazaar at Turbine 7 anchors the bazaar zone with a circular bird-view kiosk, farmers market stalls, and festival grounds open to both tourists and local producers.




Dark Sky
Observatory
The highland summit zone — dark sky telescope observatory, outdoor lounge terrace with panoramic valley views, and a signature café with timber-and-glass architecture opening toward the wind turbine horizon. A destination experience for sunset, stargazing, and highland tranquility.



Cloud Wheel
& Cloud Ship
The most iconic attraction zone — featuring a large-scale observation wheel or sky ship structure at the highest turbine point. A landmark visible from across the entire site, creating the signature visual identity of The High Cầu Đất.

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A Landscape of
Wind & Bloom
Mediterranean cypress avenues, hydrangea fields, chrysanthemum meadows, and Zen garden pockets thread the entire site together — creating a colourful, seasonal landscape that changes with the highland climate throughout the year.
