Kon Vong Kia is emerging as a must-visit destination in Kon Tum Province, thanks to its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The village is renowned for its breathtaking terraced fields, which are now entering the water-pouring season - a phenomenon that transforms the landscape into a mesmerizing mosaic of colors when viewed from above.
In early March, as the weather starts to warm up, Ban flowers (scientifically known as Bauhinia Variegata) are blossoming along the forests and roads connecting the communes in Western districts of Nghe An province. The flowers have contributed to beautifying the natural beauty of the majestic mountains in border areas.
A special program to celebrate Tet, the Lunar New Year, was held on January 19 by the Management Board of Hoan Kiem Lake and the Ha Noi Old Quarter. Activities showcased northern Vietnam's Tet traditions.
Kon Tum Province is blessed with many beautiful landscapes and rich cultural heritage. It is also a locality with a long history and home to seven indigenous ethnic minorities, each with unique traditional cultural values. This diversity contributes to a vibrant and varied community life, which is considered a great potential for developing community-based tourism in the area.
Mang Den is a small town in Kon Plong District in the Central Highland Province of Kon Tum. The town's name comes from "T’mang Deeng" in the Mo Nam language, meaning a flat and vast land.
Since the end of May, picturesque landscape of ripe paddy fields in Mang Den town has drawn a large number of tourists.
(TITC) - Kon Tum Province is located at the "Indochina crossroads" with many famous attractions such as Mang Den, Wooden Church, the largest communal house in the Central Highlands, and Ngoc Linh Mountain, etc.
Situated at an altitude of about 1,200m above sea level, Mang Den townlet in Kon Plong district, Kon Tum province boasts a cool climate with four seasons in a day.
Mang Den is a plateau in the Truong Son mountain range, at an altitude of 1,200m above sea level, belonging to Kon Plông District, Kon Tum province.
The People's Committee of Kon Tum City (Kon Tum Province) organise a ceremony to open the second Brocade Colour Festival and launch Kon Jo Dri Community Tourism Village, on February 6.
In the Central Highlands provinces of Dak Lak and Kon Tum, many villages are now embracing community-based tourism to secure their livelihood and the smokeless industry initially has shown positive signs.
The Kon Tum Provincial Department of Education and Training held a gong and folk-dance festival for ethnic minorities students in the province on November 12.