With cool weather all year round and beautiful natural landscape, including about 40 islands of different sizes, Ta Dung lake has become the most attractive tourist destination in the Central Highlands region, attracting tourists to camp, Boating, enjoying specialties,...
TPO - Along the roads in the Central Highlands, each rubber forest turns yellow and red, creating a poetic scene. At the end of the year and the first days of the new year, tourists come to the rubber forest to explore and preserve the moments of the changing leaves season.
(SGTT) - Located in Nam Nung tourist area, Nam N'Jang commune, Dak Song district, Luu Ly waterfall is an interesting stop for tourists on the journey to explore Dak Nong.
Ta Dung is as beautiful as a watercolor painting, the clear blue water surface reflects the vast cloudy sky, more than 40 green islands protrude from the water in many shapes and sizes, creating an enchanting landscape.
TPO - Royal poinciana flowers covered in yellow make the water reservoir of Dak R'tih Hydropower Plant (Gia Nghia City, Dak Nong) become poetic and picturesque. In recent days, the Dak R'Moan suspension bridge over the Dak R'tih Hydropower reservoir has attracted people to take photos and admire flowers on the weekend.
Cave C6-1 is not only a geological heritage, but it is here that scientists have discovered and excavated prehistoric human remains with many layers of culture from 6,000-7,000 years ago.
In the rainy season, the Central Highlands seems to be covered with a new coat. Cool climate is suitable to avoid heat. However, due to the specific mountainous terrain, visitors need to be careful when coming to this area.
Like a fairy hidden in the middle of a deep forest, Dray Sap waterfall (Krong No district, Dak Nong province) is loved with the name of "the first highland waterfall".
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