CENTRAL HIGHLANDS VIETNAM
Discover the Central Highlands through its mountain landscapes, coffe plantations and distinctive local culture.
DA LAT
Sculpture Tunnel
Đà Lạt’s Clay Tunnel features a long series of sculptures and structures made from clay. The displays evoke the city’s history, architecture and familiar landmarks.
Cù Lần Village
Cù Lần Village is a charming and romantic village of the K’Ho people. Nestled in the heart of a primary forest, it covers an area of around 30 hectares. It is considered one of the six most beautiful traditional villages in Vietnam.
Datanla Waterfall
Datanla Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Đà Lạt. It is also known for its wide range of outdoor activities, including canyoning, kayaking, high-rope courses and other adventure experiences.
Gong Culture
The gong culture of the Central Highlands is an iconic tradition of local ethnic communities, where music, dance and rituals are closely connected to spiritual and community life.
Pongour Waterfall
Pongour Waterfall spreads across broad rocky terraces surrounded by greenery. It is especially impressive during the rainy season, when the water flow is stronger.
Langbiang Mountain
Langbiang Mountain rises above the highlands around Da Lat. Its viewpoints offer broad panoramas across surrounding mountains, forests and valleys.
Prenn Waterfall
Located at the southern entrance to Đà Lạt, Prenn Waterfall lies in a green setting and offers an easily accessible stop on a highland journey.
BUÔN MA THUÔT
Lắk Lake
Lắk Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake in Đắk Lắk Province and the second-largest natural lake in Vietnam.
Buôn Đôn Village
Buôn Đôn Village is closely associated with elephants. It is widely regarded as the traditional home of elephant hunters and trainers in Vietnam.
World Coffee Museum
The World Coffee Museum explores coffee history and cultures through objects, exhibitions and contemporary spaces. Its distinctive architecture is also a notable attraction in Buôn Ma Thuột.
Thủy Tiên Waterfall
Thủy Tiên Waterfall, also known as the Three-Tier Waterfall, is located in Ea Puk Commune, Krông Năng District, Đắk Lắk Province. It takes its other name from the three successive levels over which the water cascades.
Dray Sap, Dray Nur and Gia Long Waterfalls
Dray Sap, Dray Nur and Gia Long waterfalls form a remarkable natural complex near Buon Ma Thuot, with powerful cascades, volcanic rock formations and a largely unspoilt landscape.