№ 1 (Dinh 1)

Bao Dai Palace No. 1 (Dinh 1) is a former villa in a pine forest about 4 km south-east of central Da Lat, at 1 Trần Quang Diệu. The villa was built by the Frenchman Robert Clément Bourgery and bought by Emperor Bao Dai in 1949; after restoration it was opened to visitors in 2014. The sources give visiting hours of 7:00–17:30 every day.

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Last checked: 26 October 2026 · against independent sources

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  1. mia.vn
    third-party publication · seen on 26 October 2026
    Opened 23 October 2026 (published 23.07.2026): mia.vn article on Dinh 1: address "số 1 Trần Quang Diệu", hours 7:00–17:30, history of the villa, 2014 restoration
  2. vinwonders.com
    third-party publication · seen on 26 October 2026
    Opened 23 October 2026 (published 08.07.2025): Vinwonders article on Dinh 1: address "số 1 Trần Quang Diệu", hours 7:00–17:30 every day of the week
  3. Google Maps — Bao Dai Palace 1 (Dinh 1)
    maps · seen on 26 October 2026
    Checked on Google Maps on 26 October 2026: "Bao Dai Palace 1 (Dinh 1)", Palace I, hẻm 01 Trần Quang Diệu, Đà Lạt; closed now, opens at 07:00

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