Located in the north of Central Highlands, Kon Tum province is on the junction of Indochina. Kon Tum shares border with Laos and Cambodia and most of the province is high mountains of Truong Son range. This district is also home to many minorities of Central Highlands which are Sedang, Ba Na, Gia Rai, Gie Rieng, B’Rau, R’Mam. Come to Kon Tum, you will not only have chance to enjoy the peaceful landscapes but also join the colorful ethnic festivals of local minorities.

The Rong House Kon K’lor stands by the mighty river Dakbla as a symbol of Central Highlands’ most essential culture. Cultural village Kon K’tu preserves the most original characteristics of the group’s culture. While Mang Den Ecotourism Area brings a refreshing breaths of a beautiful complex of terraced rice fields, pine forest, mountains, and most famously the 7 lakes and 3 waterfalls. For even more challenging adventures, come to Chu Mom Ray National Park to enjoy the great scenery of nature and the traditional ethnic culture of highland minorities.