Category: Travel Guide

Do Ban Citadel is one of the typical historical relics of Gia Lai, associated with more than a millennium of ups and downs in Central Vietnam. Once the glorious capital of the Champa Kingdom and later the Emperor’s Citadel under the Tay Son Dynasty, this place preserves many precious architectural, military, and cultural vestiges. Today, […]

Nestled amid lush green mountains and forests, ancient stone stream in Van village is an attractive destination for those who love nature and enjoy exploring wild beauty. Outstanding with a clear stream flowing through ancient rocks formed millions of years ago, this place offers peaceful scenery, fresh air, and many interesting experiences amidst pristine nature. […]

The Quang Trung Museum is one of the typical historical and cultural relics of Gia Lai province, preserving many valuable documents and artifacts related to the life and career of the national hero, Emperor Quang Trung – Nguyen Hue, and the glorious Tay Son uprising. The Quang Trung Museum is an attractive destination for researchers […]

Buon Ma Thuot Prison is one of the most significant historical relics of the Central Highlands, marking the years of tenacious struggle by Vietnamese revolutionary fighters during the French colonial period. Today, the site still preserves many original architectural elements and artifacts, realistically recreating the harsh life in prison. It is not only a significant […]

The World Coffee Museum, built and opened in 2018 by Trung Nguyen Legend Group, is a favorite destination for coffee connoisseurs and has become an iconic architectural landmark and an ideal place to learn about coffee culture in Dak Lak. Overview of the World Coffee Museum The Central Highlands are a land of generous people […]

The Phu Yen Museum is a representative cultural institution, preserving valuable historical, cultural, and human artifacts from Vietnam’s South Central coastal region. More than just a place to display artifacts, the museum serves as a “living history book,” allowing visitors to journey back in time to explore the formation and development of Phu Yen (currently […]

The Dak Lak Museum is one of the prominent cultural destinations in the Central Highlands, located within the Bao Dai Palace grounds in Buon Ma Thuot. The building is designed to resemble the traditional longhouse architecture of the Ede people, harmoniously blending indigenous features with modern style. It houses thousands of valuable artifacts and documents […]

About 40km west of Buon Ma Thuot center (Dak Lak province) lies an area long famous for its elephant hunting and taming. This is the Buon Don Tourist Area, located in Buon Don commune – home to diverse ethnic communities including the Ede, M’nong, Gia Rai, Lao, and Thai. Buon Don has become a well-known […]

Khai Doan Pagoda is a prominent spiritual destination in the heart of Buon Ma Thuot, attracting visitors with its ancient, serene beauty and a unique blend of Hue imperial-style architecture and Central Highlands culture. More than just a sacred place of worship, the pagoda offers a peaceful space for visitors to stop, admire the scenery, […]

In the middle of the peaceful land of Dak Lak, where green fields stretch and gentle rivers meander, Mang Lang Church stands out as a special historical and cultural mark of Central Vietnam. Not only does it impress with its ancient Gothic architecture and characteristic gray color scheme, but this more than a century-old building […]