Buon Ma Thuot – Kon Tum

Overview

This morning, there are some exciting things to do! Let’s start by visiting the Ethnology Museum, where we can delve the daily lives of Vietnam’s ethnic minorities. clothes to cultivated tools and musical instruments, there’s so much to explore.

Next, we’ll make our way to Khai Doan Pagoda, the last remaining pagoda the Nguyen Dynasty in the Central Highlands. The architecture here is a captivating blend of the Ede group’s long house-on-stilts and the traditional houses found in Hue.

Afterward, we’ll head to Buon Ma Thuot’s vibrant regional market. It’s the perfect opportunity to pick up some unique souvenirs before our afternoon drive to Kon Tum.

Once in Kon Tum, we’ll settle our hotel. Though it’s a charming and relaxed town with few sights of its own, what truly makes it special are the surrounding minority villages. Brace yourself for an immersive cultural experience as we visit the Sedang, Bahnar, Jarai, Gieh Trieng, and Rengao ethnic groups. Each village boasts a magnificent Rong, a grand communal house where special occasions bring the whole community together.

Itinerary