Great Solidarity Square

Dong Xanh Park

Dong Xanh Park in the eyes of tourists is considered a miniature Central Highlands, a tourist destination. Dong Xanh Park is located in village 5, An Phu commune, Pleiku city, Gia Lai province. This place is considered a place to rest, convalesce and explore the cultural identity of the Northern Central Highlands, invested and built by Gia Lai Culture - Tourism Joint Stock Company. With an area of about 8 hectares, Dong Xanh Park stretches across the An Phu rice fields and in the villages of the Gia Rai and Ba Na ethnic people... That's why the architecture of stilt houses, long houses, and houses is unique. Dragons, tombs, T'rung water musical instruments and statues are created to simulate and recreate the daily life and production of ethnic minorities. One Pillar Pagoda was built in Dong Xanh park following the prototype of "Tay Thien Nhat Tru" in Hanoi in both proportion and architecture. Therefore, when visiting here, this image will help travelers remember one of the sacred and proud architectural works of the Vietnamese people. Dotted around are the statue of Avalokiteśvara Buddha to save suffering, the God of Wealth Tower, the Three Entrance Gate and two stone elephants symbolizing the art of hunting and taming wild elephants of the indigenous people of the Central Highlands and on the four sides are Precious plants are arranged harmoniously and beautifully. Here, there is also a water park with the first wave pool in the Central Highlands, a mini zoo with many birds and precious animals such as Ostrich, Deer, Leopard, Bear, Crocodile... and a motel system with bungalows. Serving guests who want to relax… In addition to designs imbued with cultural identity when traveling to the Central Highlands, this stop is also invested in building spiritual cultural works towards the roots and towards the ancestral land to commemorate their gratitude. King Hung was instrumental in building the country. Specifically, visitors will feel peaceful and free when respectfully worshiping in front of the Hung Vuong National Temple. This temple is the largest in scale in the Central and Central Highlands, built with traditional architecture including an 18m high stylized communal roof. In the palace is the majestic statue of the National Patriarch Hung Vuong, carved from wood, 6m high, weighing nearly 3 tons, lacquered and gilded. And in front of the palace are majestic statues of 18 Hung Kings, creating a majestic but also solemn space. At Dong Xanh park, the appearance of petrified wood has attracted a lot of attention from tourists. It is known that this fossil wood is the oldest in Vietnam, dating back hundreds of millions of years, with a diameter of more than 1 meter and a length of tens of meters. The fossilized wood trunk is as large as a linga placed next to the communal roof, a symbol of Central Highlands culture. This wood was found in the crater of Chu A Thai commune, Ajun Pa district, Gia Lai province. According to previous people, the ancient forests in Gia Lai were buried under volcanic lava flows for millions of years, creating beautiful fossilized wood. And scientists have also proven that the Central and Central Highlands regions, especially Gia Lai province, have dozens of volcanoes. Along with geological changes over millions of years, fossil wood is created from the decomposition of organic matter in the wood that has taken place over that long period of time. People in the Central Highlands believe that petrified wood is a wonderful form of jewelry, with a quartz-like texture so it is very hard and can be used as fine arts. With large pieces, petrified wood can be sawed to make tables and chairs because it is not rotten or damaged by rain, wind or weather. Not only that, petrified wood also brings luck, peace, health and longevity to the owner. Characteristic symbols for the village culture are images of communal houses, long houses, stilt houses, tomb houses, tomb house statues, T'rung water musical instruments, and Central Highlands landscape monuments. Especially the statues of the Water King (Po Tau La) and the Fire King (Po Tau Pui) - two important symbols in the natural beliefs of the Central Highlands peoples. Along with that is the statue of Djong looking for the Sun goddess. All have created a vivid but extremely realistic nuance about the daily life and production of ethnic people. In addition, the image of the largest bronze gong in Vietnam with a diameter of 2.5m and a weight of 700kg will certainly make tourists excited. This is a work made by artisans of Phuoc Kieu bronze casting village, opening up a space of gong culture in the Central Highlands. Continuing inside, looking around, visitors will see a system of bungalows built next to an aquarium, a flower garden, a water park, a wave pool, and a lotus pond with rockeries. with a garden full of animals: ostriches, deer, leopards, bears, crocodiles... Mixing with the fresh, airy atmosphere in Dong Xanh park when traveling to the Central Highlands, you can also explore and participate in Participate in attractive entertainment activities such as: traveling boating, duck riding, fishing... Or visitors can also visit the culinary service area - traditional ethnic specialty restaurant with their family and friends to enjoy the famous dishes here. such as: bamboo tube rice, can wine, ghe wine, grilled wild meat...

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Dak To Pe terraced fields

Dak To Pe terraced fields are a beautiful natural picture of the mountainous region of Dak Doa district, Gia Lai. This place carries with it the majesty and wilderness of vast, vast fields. So on your trip to Gia Lai, don't miss this attractive destination. Dak To Pe terraced fields are located in Trang commune, Dak Doa district, Gia Lai. The entire field has an area of about 50 hectares and is the wet rice cultivation area of the people of Kol and Ghe villages. Each year, people will cultivate two rice crops, in addition to alternating corn crops. According to the people of Trang commune, Dak To Pe terraced fields were formed about 45 years ago. After liberation, soldiers and officials came here to instruct villagers how to cultivate wet rice to have enough food to serve their lives. However, because this area is full of mountainous terrain, it is difficult to retain water, and the soil is easily eroded and infertile, so people have built banks to form terraced fields for easy cultivation. Up to now, Dak To Pe terraced fields include hundreds of fields of different sizes, located along two gentle mountain slopes, creating a breathtaking beauty, especially in the ripe rice season. Dak To Pe terraced fields possess a very simple and rustic beauty. This place is not as majestic as the terraced fields of Sapa or Mu Cang Chai due to the gentle terrain, the altitude is only about 500m above sea level. The fields here are also divided into quite small plots, with many different shapes, rather than running long like in the Northwest region. The most beautiful time of Dak To Pe Terraced Fields is during the ripe rice season. At this time, the fields will be dyed a rich and brilliant yellow color, shining under the rays of the sun. In particular, Gia Lai people cultivate two crops per year according to the weather, so when the rice is ripe, it will ripen simultaneously, creating a brilliant beauty and stretching over 50 hectares, extremely beautiful. The people here are very enthusiastic and friendly with groups of tourists who come to visit and travel. You can comfortably climb along small trails, watch people harvest rice, and chat with them to better understand the lives of the people here. However, because the terrain of Dak To Pe Terraced Fields is only slightly sloping, it will not look beautiful when photographed. Therefore, if you want to take impressive images, you must climb to the top of the mountain or take photos with a flycam to see the vastness and majesty. Located at the end of the Dak To Pe terraced fields will be the wild and beautiful Doi waterfall. The waterfall consists of two parallel streams, following the cliff and pouring down. The water source of Double Waterfall is formed from Dak Oi and A Dit streams. The stream flows through the Dak To Pe terraced fields, reaching the cliff, forming two parallel waterfalls, 20m apart. Water from the waterfall pours down into the middle of the abyss about 150m deep, creating a scene as soft as a girl's silky hair falling down. Although not as majestic as Kty Waterfall or Kleng Waterfall, Double Waterfall still has a very unique beauty. However, the amount of water at Double Falls is not too abundant. During the dry season, Dak Oi and A Dit streams will dry up, causing Twin Falls to lack water. Currently, only the waterfall on the left from Dak Oi stream is still flowing steadily, while the waterfall on the right has almost dried up, with only traces of the flow still imprinted on the cliff.

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Ancient stone stream in Van village

Gia Lai is already very famous for many of our country's most pristine and natural tourist destinations. Besides famous attractions such as Kon Ka Kinh National Park, Van village's ancient stone stream is a typical example of the newly discovered beauty in this land. Van village's stone stream is a rocky rapid of millions. five years old with a gurgling stream separating the stone pillars into two banks, in Ialy town, Chu Pah district, Gia Lai province and about 45km from Pleiku city. Unlike Bau Can Waterfall, the stone pillars in this stone stream are hexagonal shaped stacked on top of each other. They stretch for about 1km on both sides of the murmuring stream, creating a unique, one-of-a-kind natural landscape. The ancient stone stream of Van village has a simple, rustic landscape, surrounded by vast forests and mountains. Next to the path is a gurgling stream. There's nothing better than relaxing here with close people, or simply finding a little peace amid the chaos of life. The smell of the plants and the fresh feeling of the stream are guaranteed to take you away from the noisy and bustling city to the peaceful nature. The hexagonal stone pillars are stacked and close together to form a unique honeycomb shape that is impossible to take your eyes off of. In between the two banks, there is a gurgling stream flowing through the rocks, bringing a feeling of peace and relaxation. All your senses are soothed by the unique beauty of Van Village's Ancient Stone Stream, relaxing in the embrace of nature. Besides the tourist attractions of the Central Highlands such as Plei Op Cultural and Tourism Village, Van village's ancient stone stream with its unique and new beauty will be a great choice for your photo shoots. Bright colors and scenes that seem simple and rustic but are extremely eye-catching will be the factors that help make your photos different. What's better than being able to save memories with your family, friends, and loved ones in interesting locations, right? The ancient stone spring of Van village is not only a source of water for the people in Van village but also a place to bathe and play for children here every festival season. The ancient stone stream has been associated with human life here from generation to generation. Some people also believe that the sound of the stream flowing through the rapids is the voice of Yang, the god. Because only gods can create such strange stone pillars. More and more, the ancient Stone Stream of Van village is becoming more and more known, and the people here love and are more proud of the beauty of their homeland.

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Mang Yang ancient rock rapids

Mang Yang ancient rock rapids is also known by another name as ancient rock field in Don Hyang village. This rapid is located downstream of H'Chan Hydroelectric Power Plant, in Don Hyang village, De Ar commune, Mang Yang district, Gia Lai. The rocky rapids were discovered during the exploitation and construction of the hydroelectric plant. In just a short time, the images taken here have become extremely hot in Gia Lai review groups. Many young people flock here to admire this unique terrain as well as check-in with the super impressive background. In Gia Lai, there are currently three famous ancient stone fields: Mang Yang ancient stone rapids, Van village's ancient stone stream and the hexagonal stone paradise in Kong Yang village. All three of these rocks are of great significance in geological research, helping scientists learn many new things about the formation process of the Gia Lai region in particular and the Central Highlands in general. Along with that, based on professional documents and assessments of geologists, Mang Yang ancient rock rapids have a structural form and age similar to Ganh Da Dia of Phu Yen province. The ancient rock rapids at Mang Yang are made up of relatively regular hexagonal stone blocks and bars, quite similar in shape, arranged alternately in perpendicular directions. The structure here easily reminds us of a giant honeycomb, with many unique rough spots. The stone has a stained color as if it had just gone through a big fire, the color is uneven, some dark and light places are very special. If the rocky stream section in Van village was hidden under ancient foliage for a long time, Mang Yang ancient rocky rapids were influenced by the flow of the Ayun River. This river flows very fast, especially in the rainy season, the amount of water and its force can be very erosive. Hundreds of stone bars, over the centuries, have been continuously eroded by currents, combined with geological changes and weathering processes, creating the unique landscape today. According to research from scientists, this ancient rock field originated from volcanic magma eruption. Originally, igneous rock has tremendous hardness, so the force of the flow has smoothed the outside surface, making the rock blocks look like they are stuck together, forming large pieces with a hexagonal structure like a honeycomb. In many locations, ancient rock blocks also form large depressions, even penetrated by water, forming holes up to a meter in diameter. Since then, the terrain has had many more niches and caves of all kinds with different shapes and sizes. Currently, we still do not know how many ancient stone blocks there are below the dam or underground. However, according to the assessment and inference of geologists, the current exposed part of Mang Yang ancient rock rapids is probably only a part of the rock field. Over time, terrain changes can help us discover more interesting things still buried underground.

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Three-layer Waterfall

Kon Bong Waterfall (Three-Storey Waterfall) located in Kon Ka Kinh National Park is a great destination that you should not miss when traveling to Gia Lai. Possessing a wild, majestic yet equally poetic beauty amid the vast mountains and forests, this waterfall has become an ideal stopping place for many young people. Kon Bong Waterfall (Three Floor Waterfall) is located in Dak Rong commune, K'Bang district, Gia Lai province and belongs to the management area of the famous Kon Ka Kinh National Park. The reason it is called Kon Bong Waterfall is because once upon a time there was a beautiful girl, white as cotton and extremely gentle. Every day, that girl came here to wash and comb her hair, so the people in the area named the waterfall Kon Bong. Besides, this place is also called Three-Storey Waterfall by the Ba Na ethnic people because the waterfall flows down three stone steps and looks like a soft white silk strip. Not as vertical as K50 Waterfall, Kon Bong Waterfall (Three-Storey Waterfall) is located in a giant basin, surrounded by steep cliffs and many ancient trees. The natural landscape of Kon Ka Kinh mountains and forests has contributed to creating the magical and mysterious appearance of this waterfall. The waterfall stands tall and proud in the middle of the jungle, making anyone think of a poetic and extremely magnificent landscape painting. Each layer of waterfall stacked on top of each other looks like flowing silk strips, the more you look at it, the more captivating you become. In the subconscious of local people, Kon Bong Waterfall (Three Floor Waterfall) is not only a place to soak and relax after working on the fields, but this place also contains many sacred things of creation. If you want to visit Kon Bong Waterfall (Three Floor Waterfall), you will have to trek through a forest trail about 4.5km long. Unlike trekking K50 Waterfall, this route does not have many steep slopes so it is quite easy to go. Along the way, you will see magnificent ancient trees that are hundreds of years old. Arriving at the beginning of Kon Bong village, you will immediately hear the roaring sound of the waterfall mixed with the chirping of birds like a spring symphony. When you reach the area with towering cliffs, you can stop, rest, relax and have a snack by the clear stream. After regaining your strength, you continue with the journey past countless large and small rocks to reach Kon Bong Waterfall (Three-Storey Waterfall). On the way to the waterfall, you will have the opportunity to explore Kon Ka Kinh National Park - One of five National Parks in Vietnam recognized as an ASEAN Heritage. In addition to the majestic natural scenery, this place also has a variety of rare flora and fauna species growing in the typical mixed broadleaf and coniferous forest ecosystem. The closer you get to the waterfall, the more dangerous and difficult the forest terrain becomes. However, you will be able to see an extremely rich hydrological system with a dense network of rivers, streams and rapids. After passing the trail, you will see Kon Bong Waterfall (Three-Storey Waterfall) appearing before your eyes with majestic and extremely poetic beauty. The height of the waterfall is up to 40m and the width is about 25m. The waterfall pours from above, creating white foam next to the rocks and then gently flowing down each step. The water flows from the upper levels to the lower levels and rushes into the rapids, looking like soft, white silk strips floating in the middle of the jungle. Not only can you enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, you can also soak, bathe in the stream and organize picnics and camping on the rocks right below the foot of the waterfall. If you patiently walk along the forest canopy and climb to the top of the waterfall, you will fully feel the wild and majestic beauty of this great place. From here, looking far away, you can see the small village with thatched roofs and stilt houses nestled in the vast fields. That is the residence of the Ba Na ethnic people, who have lived among the mountains and forests of K'Bang district for many generations. Kon Bong Waterfall (Three-Storey Waterfall) is always standing tall and proud among the vast green forests in Kon Ka Kinh National Park, waiting for human footprints to explore. If you have the opportunity to return to K'Bang district, Gia Lai province, don't forget to visit this legendary waterfall to admire the magnificent and majestic beauty of creation and enjoy the fresh air of the Western mountains and forests. Raw!

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Kon Ka Kinh National Park

The majestic, sunny and windy Central Highlands is always associated with wild and breathtaking natural sites. Where there are lush old forests, romantic steppes, white waterfalls and vast lakes,...Kon Ka Kinh National Park is one of the ecological destinations that tourists come to enjoy. Magnificent green of nature. Coming to Kon Ka Kinh, visitors will admire the masterpieces of nature. With a system of rivers, streams, waterfalls, and rapids bestowed by nature such as 95 waterfall, Dak Pooc waterfall, Knia stream, Dak Ko Bung,... it has a beauty that is both wild and poetic. This is not only an ideal eco-tourism destination suitable for vacations to enjoy peaceful green space. It is also an opportunity for adventure enthusiasts to explore the diverse ecosystem and unique cultural activities of the Ba Na people here. Kon Ka Kinh National Park is located in the Northeast of Gia Lai province. Lai, located 50km from Pleiku city. With a large area distributed across Dak Roong, Kroong, Kron Pne communes of K'Bang district; Ha Dong, Dak Doa district; and Ayun commune, Mang Yang district. With an altitude of more than 1,748m above sea level, Kon Ka Kinh National Park is considered the roof of Gia Lai province. This is a special-use forest in Vietnam that preserves high mountain subtropical forests with gymnosperm species. Many tourists come to Kon Ka Kinh to immerse themselves in the green nature and enjoy a peaceful vacation in the heart of the mountains and forests. With only a small fee, you can have fun and check in at this eco-tourism area. Gia Lai is located in the Central Highlands with a fairly mild and cool climate. In particular, in Kon Ka Kinh National Park, which possesses huge vegetation and large waterfalls, the air here is always cool. Climbing to the top of Kon Ka Kinh, you will feel the majesty of the Truong Son mountains and forests and the cool, truly refreshing space. With a cool climate all year round and fresh air, Kon Ka Kinh National Park is an ideal place for rest and relaxation. The most ideal time for you to explore this tourist area is during the dry season (from May to October). This is the time when the weather is dry, with little rain, which is favorable for traveling, climbing mountains and exploring lakes and rapids. You can also come here from January to April, at this time the weather will be a bit wet, but the amount of water in the rivers and streams will be abundant, the forest will become more vibrant. In the Garden area In this country, you can encounter many majestic but also poetic waterfalls, such as 95 Waterfall, Kon Bong Waterfall, Dak Ko Bung Waterfall... Among them, Waterfall 95 is considered majestic and beautiful. Most prominent in the forest because of its impressive height of about 40m. Standing in front of the waterfall, you can watch the rushing water filled with intensity and noise. And began to connect to the stream gradually following gentle bends, bending under the deep green foliage of the old forest. A beautiful and poetic picture of nature will certainly make souls who love the pristine and wild never forget this wonderful experience. One activity that any tourist wants to do when coming to Kon Ka Kinh National Park is conquering the mountain peak of the same name. The highest mountain in Kon Ha Nung located on top of Kon Ka Kinh is always the desire of those who love to explore nature. The mountain peak is located at an altitude of 1,748m above sea level, known as the "roof of Gia Lai". This mountain range has many climbing routes on many types of terrain. Conquering the mountain peak is a process that requires perseverance and stable health. After a period of time, arriving at the top of Kon Ka Kinh, visitors will enjoy an indescribable feeling. At a special location, admire the impressive landscape of lush green, enjoy the extremely fresh and airy atmosphere. In addition to the majestic natural scenery of the national park, coming here, visitors are most impressed with the traditional culture of the Central Highlands villages. Let's once experience the rustic, rustic life of the indigenous people. Immerse yourself in the quiet space of the mountains and forests and learn about the unique cultural features of the mountainous ethnic groups. Coming to the national park in Gia Lai, visitors will enjoy discovering customs and dishes rich in mountain and forest identities that have been preserved for thousands of years in this vast sacred forest. If you come on the right occasions when the Kon Tum New Rice Celebration Festival or Puh Ho Drih Festival... you can freely participate and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the festivals.

Gia Lai

From January to June

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Great Solidarity Square

Referring to Gia Lai in particular or the Central Highlands in general, the first impression that appears in our minds is the vast rubber forests or the fields as close as the stork flies. But few people know that there is another place that also contributes to making Gia Lai province famous: Dai Doan Ket Square located in the center of Pleiku city. Dai Doan Ket Square is considered the intersection of political, historical, architectural and cultural elements of the Central Highlands. Clearly demonstrates the great national solidarity spirit of great President Ho Chi Minh. If you have the opportunity to travel to Gia Lai, don't forget to stop by here. Dai Doan Ket Square, also known as a large square by Pleiku people, has an area of more than 12 hectares. This place is located in the city center and is a destination where people often go to walk and exercise during the day. The notable highlight of the square is the great statue of President Ho Chi Minh placed in the middle. The statue is nearly 11 meters high, placed on a reinforced concrete pedestal covered with blue stone, 4.5 meters high on the outside. The statue weighs about 16 tons and is cast in solid bronze. The special feature of this bronze statue is that it has a real-life skeleton made of stainless steel. This is the world's largest statue of President Ho Chi Minh created by the talented hands of sculptor Nguyen Ba Dua at Gia Lam airport's steel workshop for more than 2 years. Behind the statue is a stone stele engraved with a letter that Uncle Ho sent to the congress of southern ethnic minorities solemnly held in this very mountain town of Pleiku in 1946. The dry season in the Central Highlands usually falls from November to April of the following year, so you can visit Dai Doan Ket Square during this time. Besides the square, you can also explore H'Mun waterfall or Yon Tok waterfall to experience the majesty of Central Highlands nature. Besides, if you are a lover of poetic natural scenery, Gia Lai can always entertain you with the unique beauty of Gia Lai pink grass hill or Chu Se pink grass hill. If you have the opportunity to come here, you definitely should not miss it. The inauguration ceremony of the masterpiece statue of President Ho Chi Minh took place at Dai Doan Ket Square on December 9, 2012 with a solemn atmosphere. , cozy and proud of all Pleiku people in particular and Gia Lai in general. The image of this statue of the beloved old father of the nation recalls his affection for the Vietnamese people, reminding that he is always there, watching and accompanying the Vietnamese people. Behind Uncle Ho's back is a stylized stone relief based on the rolling, majestic mountains and forests of the Central Highlands, further enhancing the beauty and solemnity. The statue is extremely meaningful to the people of the Central Highlands in particular and the people of the country in general because it is a symbol of a person with a beautiful and noble lifestyle, worthy of being followed and studied. . Besides Uncle Ho's statue, the square also owns an equally unique work, a relief made of 54 basalt pillars, representing the 54 ethnic groups of Vietnam. Around the square, there are also a complex of buildings such as the Uncle Ho Museum with the Central Highlands ethnic groups, the Gia Lai Antiquities Museum, statues of hidden heroes... making Dai Doan Ket Square an interconnected landmark. The essence of culture and history not only of the Central Highlands but also of Vietnam.

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Pleiku Stone Mountain

Located close to the busy highland town, Pleiku rocky mountain is becoming an extremely HOT check-in spot for travelers coming to this highland city. Visiting the rocky mountains to enjoy the characteristic cool air and the wild, secluded scenery is an experience that you should not miss. Basalt red soil land of Gia Lai always makes people nostalgic for its pure beauty with deep green forests, red dirt roads, majestic waterfalls or idyllic villages. Gia Lai has now become a prominent destination on the travel map of many travel enthusiasts with a series of new check-in points and Pleiku rocky mountain is one of the new destinations that is being checked in eagerly. past time. This pristine mountain is considered a beautiful "lookout hill", where you can see the entire city of Pleiku and enjoy a very unique enchanting sky. Pleiku rocky mountain is located in the west of Pleiku city, only about 3km from the center in Ia Đer area, Ia Grai district. This place used to be an important military base, so it is also called Artillery Hill 37. The name Stone Mountain originates from the fact that this place used to be a stone quarry and a large lake on the top of the remaining mountain. To this day, there is a remnant of the old quarry. To this day, local people still call this place Pleiku stone mountain and travelers also call it by the same name. When talking about Pleiku rocky mountain, the elders often tell mysterious stories, which is why this place is even more attractive to curious tourists. From the city center, if you want to go to Pleiku rock mountain, you just need to follow Nguyen Van Cu street, turn right and you will see a road leading up the mountain. The road is quite dangerous because of jagged rocks. However, this road is not too long, only about 200m, so it will not cause you much difficulty in moving. If in the past, the rocky mountain place was known to the people. While the locality is simply a deserted land for cattle grazing, recently, Pleiku rocky mountain has become a stopping point for travelers who are passionate about exploring. The rocky mountain has the perfect terrain for you to observe all four sides. From this mountain you can see the city center at a very close distance, the romantic pine forest stretching north of Ia Der commune, cool and green. The most impressive thing is the view of the lake from above. This lake is nestled between the surrounding hills with clear water reflecting the mountains. Not simply a "view hill", Pleiku Stone Mountain also has its own beauty, wild but also very simple. If you come to the Stone Mountain around October and November every year, you will have the opportunity to admire these beautiful mountains. Wildly beautiful wildflower carpet. At the end of the year, Pleiku people often call the rocky mountain the lovebird hill because couples often invite each other up here to admire the scenery, confide in each other as well as take photos, and enjoy the refreshing cold of monsoon days. If during the day, viewing the landscape from Pleiku rocky mountain, you will see diverse colors, then at night, from this rocky mountain, you will see a completely different landscape. The view of Pleiku city from the rocky mountain at night is very beautiful, the lights are sparkling and magical. At this time, Pleiku no longer has the bustling, bustling appearance of one of the largest cities in the Central Highlands, but the city space seen from the rocky mountains becomes truly magical in the middle of the night. Going up to Pleiku rock mountain, the first experience you will enjoy immediately without anyone telling you is to look far away to admire the beautiful scenery on all sides, breathe in the fresh, cool air typical of the city. mountain. On the rocky mountain there is a large freshwater lake with clear water. This is the ideal place to fish and enjoy moments of relaxation and quiet, so if you are interested in fishing, you should not miss this experience. This experience when checking-in to Pleiku rock mountain. The scenery on the mountain is very beautiful, so this place is also an ideal virtual living paradise for you. On the rocky mountain there are many beautiful check-in locations, especially corners with views towards the city. The rocky terrain in Pleiku is not too steep but gentle, with many flat places, so this place is very suitable for picnics and camping activities. You can prepare your own tent and grill or rent it in the city and bring it up the mountain. Having fun by the campfire on the rocky mountain, eating, chatting with friends and watching the city at night will definitely be meaningful moments for anyone. Pleiku Stone Mountain is not a place that fully displays the beauty of the vast land of Gia Lai, but it is a great destination for you to see a very different Pleiku, peaceful, unhurried and somewhat poetic. Come to the rocky mountains to immerse yourself in the magical sky of the foggy mountain town.

Gia Lai

From November to April

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Tan Son Dam

Gia Lai is not only full of sun and wind but also possesses beautiful landscapes. Located right near the bustling mountain town of Pleiku, there is a green space that many tourists love: Tan Son Dam. This place is a true green space with a stretch of turquoise water stretching out on both sides with eye-catching pine forests. Immersing yourself in the beautiful space at Tan Son dam is an exciting experience that will make your journey to the mountain town of Gia Lai more poetic. Tan Son dam, also known as Tan Son irrigation lake, is located in Nghia Hung commune, Chu Pah district, 25 km north of Pleiku city center. This dam is located right on the road to Chu Dang Ya volcano, so it is also an extremely hot destination attracting tourists. The dam was built in 2007, and in 2010 it was officially put into use. For example, "mother's milk" provides water for a large area. In the agricultural activities of the people here, Tan Son Dam always plays a role in regulating and creating harmony for the natural landscape in the region. The irrigation lake at this dam will store a large amount of water in the rainy season to serve agricultural activities when Gia Lai enters the dry season. Because it is not located near a residential area, Tan Son dam is surrounded by green areas that are extremely cool. Leaning against the majestic Tien Son mountain, this dam will collect precious water sources from hundreds of canals, rivers and streams flowing from the mountain. People often compare Tan Son to a giant bag filled with "heavenly water". The lake's surface is about 18km wide, stretching out endlessly, making many travelers fascinated by its seemingly simple but extremely attractive beauty. In the rainy season, the water source is abundant, the dam has a rich, green, clear and peaceful beauty. In the dry season, the lake bed dries up, leaving behind strips of red soil and large rocks with beautiful green moss. The pine branches are thoroughly soaked in the lake bed during the rainy season. When the water recedes, bare silver-gray branches will be revealed, giving the lake scene a magical and attractive look. Standing at the main dam and looking out into the distance, you will admire the beautiful scenery of trees, flowers and leaves blending with the immense waves of water. On both sides of the dam are lush green pine forests reflecting on the lake bed, the water color is as green as jade, sparkling on the banks. On the other side of the Tan Son dam are small water areas in the valley with patches of foxtail grass, patches of torus flowers or iridescent flowers blooming, creating a poetic landscape. The scenery at Tan Son irrigation dam becomes even more beautiful, with stretching rice fields and romantic pine forests. During the ripe rice season, this place turns into a magical virtual living paradise for tourists with beautiful colors. When you come to Tan Son irrigation dam, in addition to admiring the scenery, you can take advantage of check-in with extremely beautiful angles from the trees. bridge to the middle of the lake, dam embankment, pine forest, flower hill near the lake... In each corner you will admire its own beauty with attractive natural colors. Traveling to Gia Lai and coming to Tan Son, visitors will enjoy a peaceful and poetic scene along with a comfortable feeling when breathing fresh air and listening to the chirping of birds by the lake. . Although not as large as large irrigation dams, Tan Son has its own beauty that is both attractive and captivating. Stopping at Tan Son Dam on a sunny day, admiring the harmonious and wonderful natural picture of this place, you will feel like your soul is revived to have moments of true peace.

Gia Lai

From April to June; From November to December

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Hang En Waterfall

Hang En Waterfall - One of the unique natural wonders of Gia Lai tourism, is not only an ideal destination for those who love adventure travel but also a testament to the wild and mysterious beauty of the region. Tay Nguyen mountains. Nestled in the middle of primeval forests, Hang En waterfall has a beauty that is both majestic and poetic, making a strong impression on many tourists. Hang En Waterfall is located in H'Bong commune, Chu Se district, Gia Lai province, about 50km southeast of Pleiku city center. To reach the waterfall, visitors often have to overcome bumpy roads, winding through vast green forests, creating the feeling of entering an exciting adventure. The special feature of the waterfall is its location in the heart of a large cave, with water pouring down from above, creating a white screen of foam and creating the waterfall's characteristic murmuring sound. The name "Hang En" is not a random name. According to local legend, the cave where the waterfall flows was once a refuge for thousands of swallows during migration season. These swallows, with their characteristic song and small appearance, have created an indispensable part in the natural picture of the area. That's why local people named the waterfall after this bird. When you arrive at Hang En waterfall, the first thing that makes you admire is its majestic and pristine beauty. The waterfall is about 60m high, with water rushing down from above, creating a mysterious mist. The color of the waterfall's water changes depending on the time of day and weather, but is usually a mesmerizing jade green. Surrounding the waterfall are steep cliffs and large rocks covered with moss. This area is also surrounded by primeval forests with rich and diverse flora. Tall ancient trees, wild flowers and wild plants create an extremely fresh landscape. The air here is always fresh and cool, making anyone feel relaxed and comfortable when approaching. To reach the foot of the waterfall, visitors usually have to make a trekking trip about 3-4 hours long. The road is quite difficult with many steep and bumpy sections, but the beautiful scenery along the way will make the journey worthwhile. The feeling of overcoming challenges and reaching the final point to admire the majestic waterfall is an extremely wonderful experience. Hang En Waterfall is an ideal location for photographers and nature lovers. With the wild beauty and magical lights of the water and fog, you will have the opportunity to take beautiful and emotional photos. In addition, viewing the falls from different angles also brings rich visual experiences. If you want to enjoy the beauty of Hang En waterfall more fully, try camping overnight near the waterfall area. Camping in the wild, under the stars and to the sound of a flowing waterfall will give you a unique and special experience. At the same time, you can prepare simple meals and enjoy them in the fresh mountain air. A few notes before conquering K50 waterfall, you need to make an appointment in advance with the ranger registration place in Kon Chu Rang conservation area. Find out the weather forecast before going, avoid periods of heavy rain. Prepare essential items for the trip through the jungle such as tents, sleeping bags, food, water for two days... The "reward" waiting for you on the trip is definitely impressive scenery that is hard to describe. The important thing is to always be a conscious backpacker and join hands to protect the environment, the pristine beauty of the great forest and the "fairy of the sacred forest" waterfall.

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