Cam Ly Church, also known as Son Trai Church, is a religious church serving mainly ethnic minorities in the western area of Dalat. Besides being a religious site, Cam Ly Church is also a tourist attraction of attractive architecture in Dalat. Cam Ly Church was built by private contractor Nguyen Thanh Ho, the church was built from 1960 to 1968 and completed and put into service of the laity. The Church of the Son of God was built under the protection of the French priest Boutary, who had a long association with his native K'Ho minorities. In general, Cam Ly Dalat Church is designed stylized from the traditional Rong roof of ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands and is clearly expressed through the design and construction of the school of rough architecture. Cam Ly Church has a harmonious combination between the architecture of French architecture and traditional architecture of ethnic minorities here. The site of the Cam Ly church is rectangular with an area of 324 square meters, of which a third of the floor area is devoted to the road and the rest is used as a place of worship. Viewed from the cathedral, the roof of Cam Ly church up to 17 meters high is designed to remind the arrow soared sky; The roof of the Cam Ly cathedral looks like a giant hammer from afar, as well as the rudimentary weapons attached to the ethnic minority. On the background of the structure of the church Cam Ly is the column system is casted by reinforced concrete, bare ceilings do not shade, the church walls are covered with stone to 40 inches thick, 2 meters high and the top of the wall tiles. Stone is the color glass that was bought directly from France.