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Yok Don National Park
Dak Lak 716 view
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Referring to ancient Buon Don, people still circulate stories about chief N'Thu K'Nul with his skillful elephant hunting art, hunting hundreds of elephants. He gave the Thai Royal Family a white elephant that he had hunted as a gift. The Thai king admired his talent so he awarded him the title Khunjunop (meaning king of elephant hunting). Buon Don today has all the favorable conditions for developing eco-tourism. Coming to this tourist area, visitors will be immersed in nature with very interesting experiences. Coming from the district center, you will see suspension bridges crossing the Serepok river, admire the majestic beauty of the 7-branch waterfall and hundreds of meters long houses of people in the Central Highlands. If you are a lover of discovery, experiencing elephant riding to visit the daily lives of people in the village or riding an elephant across the Serepok River to explore Yok Don National Park will make you feel excited. In addition, you can also sit in a dugout boat to fish, admire the lotuses of Lak Lake or go down the legendary Serepok river to explore Ea No oasis. Or participate in folk games such as walking on stilts, smashing clay pots blindfolded,... If you are a person who loves learning about history and culture, visiting the galleries will help you better understand the cultural life, customs, and daily lifestyle of many ethnic groups in the Central Highlands. Here, you will hear explanations about the history of Buon Don, stories about the elephant hunting king Khunjunop with his skillful elephant hunting techniques. Besides, you can also enjoy specialties here such as can wine, bamboo-tube rice, sour river fish soup,... as well as participate in gong cultural exchanges with people in the village. The majestic mountain and forest space with a culture imbued with the identity of the Central Highlands region will certainly leave unforgettable impressions in the hearts of visitors when they set foot in this land.
Dak Lak 1905 view
From January to December
With a terrain divided into many slopes, Chu Yang Sin National Park is a tourist destination for those who love adventure travel. This place is considered a mysterious land with many interesting experiences, bringing you a memorable trip during your travel journey in Buon Ma Thuot city. The coordinates of Chu Yang Sin National Park are located in Buon Ma Thuot city, in Lak and Krong Bong districts of Dak Lak province. From here, it takes about 60km to go east to Buon Ma Thuot city. Currently, Chu Yang Sin is an ecotourism destination loved by many people because of its concentration of many large and small rivers and streams, with many impressive landscapes. Chu Yang Sin National Park is known for its extremely diverse ecosystem, including 9 different forest types, spanning more than 589 km2 in the communes of Cu Dram, Yang Mao, Hoa Phong, Hoa Son, Hoa Le, Khue. Ngoc Dien. Therefore, there are 487 animal species (203 bird species and 46 mammal species) along with thousands of different plant species. When visiting Chu Yang Sin National Park, walking along the Park, you will see this diverse ecosystem. Listening to the rustling of leaves, the sound of gurgling streams or the sound of birds singing happily, is there anything better? Experiencing camping in the forest is something you should try here. Bringing food and a tent, staying overnight with friends will be one of the memorable experiences that many tourists love on their journey to visit and explore Chu Yang Sin. However, you should be careful not to arbitrarily light a campfire in the forest to ensure your safety. Exploring Chu Yang Sin National Park, you can also go to Krong Kmar waterfall located deep inside the mountains and forests and experience waterfall bathing. Although the waterfall is not too big or high, the water is extremely clear and the rock is flat, so it is ideal for you to immerse yourself in the cool water, dispelling fatigue after walking a long distance. . Once you come to Chu Yang Sin, you cannot help but take the time to conquer the peak of Chu Yang Sin mountain. It can be said that this is also the most favorite experience for many backpackers when coming to this National Park. Chu Yang Sin Mountain has an altitude of up to 2500 meters above sea level and is considered the roof of the Central Highlands. Therefore, this mountain has become an attractive target for tourists coming to Chu Yang Sin National Park. To climb to the top of the mountain, you need to be in good health because the path is relatively difficult. However, in return for this difficulty, you will find your efforts are extremely well compensated because from the top of the mountain, you can zoom out and admire the panoramic view of the wild and majestic mountains and forests. If you are tired of the sight of skyscrapers or busy streets with traffic, the scenery here will "compensate" for your spirit a lot. Because Chu Yang Sin National Park is still very wild and has not been exploited for much tourism, you will not be able to find food shops in front of the National Park gate or along the trail into the forest. Therefore, my experience is to prepare drinking water and some food in advance to bring with you. However, it's best to only bring enough to eat. Carrying too much food will make you easily tired from carrying too much, thereby affecting your experience while traveling and exploring Chu Yang Sin National Park. In addition, you should also pay attention to cleaning and taking trash out to throw away, do not leave trash in Chu Yang Sin to protect the natural environment here.
Dak Lak 1886 view
From January to December
Speaking of the majestic plateau of the Central Highlands mountains and forests, surely the name Dak Lak is an interesting name that cannot be ignored. This place is blessed by nature with many beautiful, interesting and attractive landscapes for visitors, moreover, it also has a very unique cultural beauty. A beautiful landscape when coming to Dak Lak that many tourists are probably interested in is Dray Sap Waterfall (Husband Waterfall) and Dray Nur Waterfall (Wife Waterfall). Two majestic natural waterfalls characterize the wonderful landscape of this windy plateau. A great place to visit, take pictures and have relaxing moments. Dray Sap Waterfall and Dray Nur Waterfall are two waterfalls on the Serepok River. Dray Sap waterfall is also called husband waterfall and Dray Nur waterfall is also called wife waterfall. Dray Sap waterfall is located in Nam Ha commune, Krong K No district, Dak Nong province and Dray Nur waterfall is not far from Dray Sap waterfall, in Dak Lak province. The two waterfalls are located about 30 km from Buon Me Thuat city center. Dray Sap Waterfall and Dray Nur Waterfall are two majestic waterfalls that nature bestows on the mountains and forests of the Central Highlands. The waterfall has a natural beauty with water flowing in waves, forming a mass like mist and smoke. These two waterfalls also carry an interesting legend that few people know. The story goes that, in the past, Serepok River was a gentle river, the water flowed smoothly around the village. In that stream, on both sides of the river, there was a couple of men and women who loved each other, but they were separated by the river, then forbidden by their families, they suffered and jumped into the river together. At the same time, the rage came from somewhere, splitting Serepok into two separate branches. The male river branch creates Dray Sap waterfall, and the female river branch creates Dray Nur waterfall. These two waterfalls both flow strongly, flowing in waves, strongly and decisively. It is the beauty of a natural waterfall, majestic but full of charm and mystery. It is a wonderfully beautiful landscape in the middle of a sacred forest. Dray Sap waterfall (Husband waterfall) and Dray Nur waterfall (Wife waterfall) are creations of nature, beautiful and attractive. It is a harmonious natural picture between rivers, mountains, lakes and vast forests. Furthermore, hidden deep inside are interesting stories that are worth learning about. Please try to experience great feelings in this place.
Dak Lak 1789 view
November to April
Gia Long Waterfall is located in the area of 3 famous waterfalls of the highlands, located at the intersection of 2 Dray Sap communes, Krong Ana district, Dak Lak province and Dak Sor commune, Krong K'no district, Dak Lak province. Dak Nong. This place is more than 30km from Buon Ma Thuot city center and about 2km from Buon Kuop hydroelectric lake. Located in a cluster of 3 waterfalls recognized as a national cultural heritage, Gia Long waterfall has become an attractive destination for tourists when coming to Dak Lak, becoming the pride of mountain people, with a unique location. both wild and majestic but also very poetic. About 100m wide and more than 30 meters high, Gia Long is the smallest waterfall in the Central Highlands waterfall cluster, the waterfall is poured straight down all year round with white foam. At the foot of the waterfall is a clear, calm lake, dotted with rocky rapids of many different shapes, like pristine oases in the middle of the vast ocean. Surrounded by a magnificent primeval forest, creating a wild beauty for the waterfall. According to legend, this was the place where King Gia Long stayed when he fled from the Tay Son army, and was also his frequent sightseeing spot. With its picturesque beauty, he decided to use his name to name this waterfall in the Central Highlands. Buon Ma Thuot city has a typical climate of the red soil of the Central Highlands. The weather is divided into two distinct seasons: dry season from November to April of the following year, rainy season starting from May to October. At that time, the waterfall will have its own beauty, sometimes mysterious, sometimes majestic. The rainy season is the ideal time for nature lovers to enjoy the majestic beauty of the waterfall, however at this time the flow is quite large, only suitable for sightseeing, water sports activities will be very dangerous. dangerous to participate. The dry season at Gia Long waterfall in Dak Lak is when the river water dries up, everything is a bit "dry", but this is a suitable time for picnics in the forest, also quite interesting for weekend trips. Perhaps what visitors will feel most when coming to Gia Long Waterfall is that they will have the opportunity to explore amazing natural landscapes. You will witness rare scenes, when looking down from above you will see the transformation of two white and blue water streams, as if forming two separate and interesting spaces. At Gia Long waterfall, each moment will bring its own beauty and color. In the dry season, the water is gentle and shy like a teenage girl, looking very peaceful. The rainy season will be a magnificent picture, with a fierce rushing waterfall, water foaming across a corner of the sky, creating mist, so majestic and powerful. One feature that makes many tourists fascinated when coming here is the magma geology originating from volcanic eruptions millions of years ago. With many circular cylindrical rocks stacked on top of each other, creating extremely strange shapes, you will look quite similar to Ganh Da Dia in Phu Yen. The ecosystem in the visiting area is also extremely rich with countless hundred-year-old trees, with large, towering roots intertwined with each other, or white pine trees, cypress trees, vultures, etc. rare, along with many other types of wild animals. Once you set foot at Gia Long waterfall, you definitely cannot miss the dishes with rich flavors of Central Highlands cuisine. Near the Gia Long waterfall area are the villages of Kuop, Tua, Nui of the Ede people, which not only have an impressive culture but also have a unique cuisine. Therefore, after visiting and experiencing exciting activities at the majestic waterfall, don't forget to enjoy delicious dishes of the Central Highlands such as: Can wine, Grilled chicken with bamboo tube rice, and Spiced grilled meat. , Stir-fried wild vegetables, Grilled fish with salt and chili. When visiting this famous waterfall, please note down the following tips to have the most complete journey. Plan your trip to explore Gia Long waterfall early to have a convenient and complete journey. The attraction is open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily and there is no ticket fee. While visiting the tourist area, you absolutely must not litter, you need to keep this place clean and green. During play, ensure safety and do not play in dangerous slippery locations.
Dak Lak 1841 view
November to April
Thuy Tien Waterfall is located in the Northeast, about 56 km from Buon Ma Thuot City, and about 7km from the center of Tam Giang commune - Krong Nang District. The road to Thuy Tien waterfall is a winding mountain pass, passing through vast coffee and rubber fields. The mountain and forest scene gradually appears as you begin your journey into the forest. A vast landscape, hidden somewhere are streams hidden behind patches of forest leaves, peaceful and serene. The sound of birds chirping. The immense green of the mountains and hills, the gurgling sound of streams like love songs. Everything creates a melodious sound, like an invitation, like an urge. Appearing somewhere amidst the majestic natural scenery of mountains and hills. The Thuy Tien waterfall curves across the forest, like a unique feature on a watercolor painting. The ideal time to trek Thuy Tien Waterfall is December to March. Because this time is the time when wild sunflowers bloom brightly throughout the Central Highlands mountains, coffee flowers bloom white on the hills and mountains, and is also the time when many events take place. biggest festival. In particular, this time the road will be drier and easier when reaching Thuy Tien Waterfall. It will definitely bring you extremely interesting experiences. Thuy Tien Waterfall has wild beauty. The highlight between the mountains and forests with countless rocks lying on top of each other and the roots of forest trees woven together looks very strange. From afar, you can hear the sound of water flowing as if calling, but to get down to the waterfall you have to walk about 100 more steps. And then exclaimed in surprise when witnessing the gentle beauty of the waterfall with funny rocks overlapping each other. The first floor has a low slope and simple up and down, the waterfall is small and the water flows smoothly. On both sides there are many tree roots hanging down and swinging like hammocks, forming a beautiful, shimmering natural picture. Not stopping there, the stream of water continuously poured down the large stone steps divided into a second floor with many cool green puddles. Here, you can soak in large pools of cold, cool water. On the third level, water pours down from above into a wide and deep lake, creating white foam and then returning to a gentle flow, winding between the deep blue ocean. When Trekking Thuy Tien Waterfall, you need to wear sports shoes, preferably anti-slip shoes. Because the terrain here is quite difficult and there are many rocks covered with moss. Prepare sunscreen and topical medication. Mosquito repellent and necessary medical equipment to prevent unforeseen circumstances. Bring snacks and drinks for your best health. To conquer the journey here. You should not stay overnight or return too late because the jungle is quite dangerous.
Dak Lak 1906 view
December to March next year
Krong Kmar DakLak Waterfall located in Krong Kmar town, Krong Bong district, Dak Lak province is one of the famous attractions in Buon Ma Thuot. According to the Guide to Krong Kmar DakLak Waterfall, this beautiful waterfall originates from the Serepok River and has a wild and majestic natural beauty. Nestled at the foot of Chu Yang Sin mountain range - One of the mountain ranges known as the roof of the Central Highlands - Krong Kmar DakLak Waterfall is an extremely suitable destination for those who are looking for a quiet, green space. to relax. The climate in Buon Ma Thuot is divided into two distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. In particular, the dry season will start from December to April of next year and the rainy season will be from May to November. According to Directions to Krong Kmar DakLak waterfall, the most ideal time for you to move to This is during the dry season because at this time there is little rain and a lot of sunshine, so the road to the waterfall is not too slippery, causing difficulties. If you come here to visit from May to November, you need to be careful when moving on the rocks right at the waterfall. To get to Krong Kmar DakLak waterfall, you first need to set foot in Buon Ma Thuot city. There are many means for you to choose to move to this city such as plane, bus, motorbike or personal car. In particular, the plane is the most ideal means for you to travel from Saigon or Hanoi to this great mountain city. Airplane ticket prices are higher than other means of transport, ranging from 650,000 VND to 1,600,000 VND depending on your departure location. Meanwhile, bus ticket prices are only from 180,000 VND to 800,000 VND but the distance and travel time are also longer. According to the Guide to Krong Kmar DakLak waterfall, the road to the waterfall is not too difficult, but in the rainy season it is quite slippery and wet. Therefore, you should avoid going in the rainy season or if you miss it, let someone with experience drive. The road along Krong Kmar waterfall often has stone slabs for you to stop for virtual life or rest and relaxation. However, you should still be careful if walking on it because it is easy to fall. The entrance fee here is free, so you just need to bring food and drinks and you can spend the whole day visiting here. After eating, clean up and maintain a clean natural beauty. In addition to motorbikes, you can also travel by car to explore here. According to the Directions to Krong Kmar DakLak Waterfall, traveling by car will accommodate more people and is easier for you to carry your belongings.
Dak Lak 1829 view
From January to December
Buon Ma Thuot exile house is located at 17 Tan Thuat street - Tu An ward - Buon Ma Thuot city. Built in the years 1930 - 1931, the House of Exile is a place to detain and exile political prisoners mainly in the Central provinces. The name Buon Ma Thuot Exile House, on the one hand, originates from the name given by the French colonialists: Pénitencier de Ban Me Thuot, and on the other hand, is due to the nature and type of prisons of the French colonialists. The exile house was built with a total area of nearly 2 hectares, with 4 surrounding walls 4m high, 40cm thick, all 4 corners have guard posts and guards 24/24 hours. Inside there are 6 rows of collective prisons, rows of cells... this is the place to imprison, exile and kill revolutionary soldiers with an extremely harsh and brutal regime. In Central Vietnam, the Dak Lak Plateau at that time was surrounded by mountains and forests on all four sides, dense and full of wild animals. The climate is harsh, with erratic hot and cold conditions, high humidity, and many dangerous pathogens such as malaria, dysentery, and cholera easily arise. With a wide plateau terrain, interspersed with many dense forests surrounded by many high mountains, on one side is the border with foreign countries, on the other hand divided by many valleys, rivers and streams, with few roads, bridges and culverts. Around 1900, a prison was built by the French to house political prisoners. Here, the land is desolate, the climate is toxic, few people visit, the difference in language and culture with the Ede ethnic people, forming prisons makes it difficult for prisoners to escape. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, the anti-colonial movement in Indochina increased as the indigenous people absorbed Western revolutionary ideas. The number of political prisoners is increasing. The government continuously had to expand and build new prisons and exile houses to serve as places of exile and detention for indigenous national revolutionaries who were sentenced to heavy sentences in the territory of Indochina. Initially, the Ambassador of Central Vietnam chose to build the exile house in Lak district, about 50 km from Buon Ma Thuot town. However, the governor of Dak Lak province at that time proposed building a prison right in Buon Ma Thuot town on the basis of expanding the old prison, on the grounds that building a new prison requires a large cost while At that time, France was in an economic crisis in 1929; At the same time, if built in Lak, transporting prisoners would take a long distance and take a lot of time. From those reasons, the Central Ambassador decided to choose Buon Ma Thuot town as the place to build the exile house. The Buon Ma Thuot exile house was set up by the French colonialists during the period 1930 - 1931 to exile and detain patriots, communist party members who were arrested and severely sentenced in the Central provinces, and those who went to Vietnam. leader in the struggles of the Nghe Tinh Soviet movement. A special point different from other prisons and exile houses is that prisoners have to make their own prisons to detain themselves, which is the most prominent way the French colonialists carried out the Buon Ma Thuot exile prison. The exile house is located on a campus of nearly 2 hectares, this location is near the legation, green loincloth barracks, and provincial prison. This is a hill with few large trees, allowing trucks to easily access and transport materials. The design and plan were drafted by the chief engineer and director of public works at Trung Ky. Since 1930, Buon Ma Thuot Prison has detained activists such as: Ho Tung Mau, Phan Dang Luu, Nguyen Chi Thanh, To Huu, Hong Chuong, Bui San, Tran Van Quang, Ngo Duc Do, Ngo Xuan Ham. .. The historical relic of Buon Ma Thuot's exile house is also known as the punishment house. This place is like many prisons across Vietnam, not only is it the clearest proof of the cruel crimes of the Empire - Colonization, but this place is also considered a great school that has created great loyal revolutionary soldier for the country. The Buon Ma Thuot House of Exile is a historical site in Dak Lak, with the structure being a relic of the old prison system (exile house) from the French colonial period. On July 10, 1980, the House of Exile was recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Information as a national monument. Source: Dak Lak province electronic information portal
Dak Lak 2243 view
The historical ca da plantation site stretches from km 18 to km 47 along both sides of Highway 26 in Ea Kenh and Ea Yong communes, Krong Pak district. Ca da is the abbreviation for Asia Agricultural Company, built by the French in 1922 to grow coffee and tea. Ca da was the place where the French colonialists started the plundering of land to exploit resources on a large scale during the colonial exploitation process in Dak Lak, the establishment of plantations and the introduction of colonial capitalism destroyed disrupting the traditional economy of ethnic minorities here. The strongest exploitation process of the French colonialists at Ca Da Plantation began from 1925 to 1934, they exploited workers with low wages and extremely cruel treatment. It was during this time that the working class was born and developed strongly. In 1940, the first Communist Party cell was established at the Buon Ma Thuot Prison, where the fire and guidelines of the Communist Party of Vietnam were rekindled, serving as the core and spreading everywhere, playing an important role. great strength for the national liberation movement in Dak Lak. By the end of 1944, the Exile Party cell had built facilities in the green loincloth soldier station, established a number of semi-legal organizations to spread activities throughout the plantations, the strongest being the ca da plantation. In 1945, Ca Da - a place with a strong movement and organization - was chosen by the Provisional Executive Committee to assign the core task in the uprising. Ca da was also the place to train and gather forces to seize power first and was the base to continue fighting if the uprising was not successful. Secret organizations were also established, with loyal comrades such as: Tran Thu, Tran Phong, Mai Nguyen, Tran Coi, Nguyen Tam Thu and Tran Thi Thuy. It was also here that the French colonial ruling apparatus, after more than 40 years of construction, collapsed for the first time in Dak Lak. The birth and growth process of Ca da plantation workers affirmed the strong development of the Dak Lak revolutionary movement, which was extremely important to the victory of the August Revolution in 1945 and the General uprising offensive in Spring 1975 in Dak Lak province. After the country was unified, Ca da Plantation was assigned to Dak Lak Agriculture Company to manage, on that basis in 1977 Phuoc An Coffee Farm was established, then in May 1989, May Coffee Farm was established. 10 was born. These two farms have made many contributions to the construction and development of Dak Lak province in general and Krong Pak district in particular. With the historical value and current status of Ca Da Plantation, on January 26, 1999, the Minister of Culture and Information (now the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) issued Decision No. 02/1999 /QD-BVHTT ranked the Ca Da Historical Site, Ea Yong Commune, Krong Pak District, Dak Lak Province as a National Monument. Source: Dak Lak Provincial Museum
Dak Lak 2199 view
The Temple of Saint Tran is located at 291, Tran Hung Dao Street, An Lac Ward, Buon Ho Town, Dak Lak Province. In 1947, on a small piece of land in Buon Ho town, Krong Buk district (now Buon Ho town), people built the Temple of Saint Tran to show respect, gratitude and honor the national hero. Tran Hung Dao clan - the person who had great contributions in defeating the Nguyen - Mongol armies three times, went down in history, entered the legendary world, the spiritual world, became a sacred "Saint" respected by the entire people. Worshiped, is considered one of the "Four Immortals" of the Vietnamese people. Initially, the Temple was temporarily built from forest trees and plank walls, with a corrugated iron roof. In the middle of the Temple, an altar was placed and a paper painting of Tran Hung Dao was hung. Right from its inception, the people elected the Temple's Management Board to serve the management, sacrifices, and incense smoke monthly and yearly. In 1964, the Temple Management Board took the initiative, calling on the people of Buon Ho town to donate more money to buy land, materials and dismantle the old Temple, building the Temple of Saint Tran with brick walls and roof. roofing. To have the spacious campus and Temple as it is today, the Temple has undergone many restorations, embellishments, and area expansions such as: In 1972, the main hall was renovated and expanded; in 2004 bought more land; 2006 paving; 2012 floor construction. However, because it was built in a situation where the country was at war and the local socio-economic conditions were still difficult, the Temple could not be built in the traditional architectural style of some German temples. Thanh Tran in Hai Duong, Hanoi, Thanh Hoa, Ho Chi Minh City,... Currently, the Temple of Saint Tran is located in a large campus with a total area of 525.8 m2, with items: Temple Gate, front yard, Temple, back yard. The main place of worship of the Temple is the Inner Palace (harem), built protruding behind the Front Hall, not divided into many rooms and also not having closed doors like temples in the Northern provinces, but only includes a room that is directly connected to the middle room of the front hall. The inner hall does not have a closed door but is decorated with a wooden frame border with a cloud dragon pattern at the entrance, with two parallel sentences hanging on both sides: “Bach Dang Van Kiep, the Vietnamese people are grateful. Ham Tu Chuong Duong and the Yuan army were terrified." The horizontal panel is 60 cm high, 3.6 m wide, lacquered with 4 Chinese characters: "Tran Trieu Reveals the Saint" and is solemnly hung right above the door to the Inner Palace. The incense altar in the Inner Palace consists of 3 floors: The ground floor is the place to worship the Five Tigers (a symbol of the sacred power that can eliminate evil spirits, protect all directions, and is the guardian spirit of the temples) with two paintings. Five Tigers painting and a bronze top are placed in the middle of the altar, on both sides are two bronze candlesticks and a bronze Tiger statue to pray for prosperity and peace; The second floor of the Inner Palace incense altar is 50 cm high and 1.8 m wide. This is where the incense bowl and a Tran Temple Seal are placed in a glass frame with a width of 30 cm and a height of 60 cm. This is the Tran Temple seal that journalist Tran Quang Tuan requested from Tran Temple in Nam Dinh province to bring back to the Management Board of the Saint Tran Temple in Dak Lak on Tet 2016. On the altar page are also placed two candlesticks and a candle. The bronze incense burner is decorated with a Lion image symbolizing intelligence, strength, and controlling the soul of the person coming to the ceremony; The third floor - the highest floor of the incense altar is where the plaster statue of Tran Hung Dao is placed. The statue is about 1.1 m high, about 50 cm wide, placed on a 60 cm thick, 20 cm high statue base. The statue is cast in a sitting position on a Dragon chair, holding a sword, with a red outfit and majestic facial expression to show the strength, will, and spirit of fighting against foreign invaders of a Vietnamese military genius. To the left of the statue of Tran Hung Dao is placed a sword, a mandarin uniform along with a pair of cloth shoes embroidered with decorative patterns and a glass cabinet containing yellow ceremonial clothes. On both sides of the statue of Tran Hung Dao, there are also wooden statues of two unicorns (in Vietnamese culture, the unicorn is also an animal that signals good omen, a symbol of longevity, majesty and happiness). great blessing). In particular, on both sides of the incense altar, two bronze swords with dragon-shaped decorative patterns and about 1.8 m high are erected to add majesty and dignity to the shrine in the Inner Palace. The Temple of Saint Tran is a place of worship to commemorate the merits of national hero Tran Hung Dao. During the resistance war against the US, the Holy Tran Temple was a place to provide food, food, and medicine for the revolution, mainly supplying working teams along the H4 line (code name for the Buon Ho, Krong Nang, Krong Buk districts). In addition, the Temple Management Board led by Mr. Dang Van Dau, Nam Phung, Ha Hanh,... lobbied and called on the owner of Rossi coffee plantation to join forces with Bao An forces in area H4 to cover up the case. The provision of food, medicine, and ammunition at Tran Hung Dao Temple during the years of resistance against the US. With that meaning, on September 29, 2017, the People's Committee of Dak Lak province ranked the Temple of Saint Tran as a provincial-level historical relic. Source: Dak Lak Provincial Museum
Dak Lak 2050 view
Monument Memorial site for Southern soldiers, located at 5 Le Duan, Buon Ma Thuot city, is the place marking the event of December 1, 1945 (October 27, At Dau year). Nam Tien Detachment is the first liberation army unit established in Hanoi Capital. The force is mainly workers and young volunteers under the age of 30, working in factories and workshops, with the task of protecting the achievements of the Vietnamese revolution after September 2, 1945, and protecting the achievements of the Vietnamese revolution after September 2, 1945. Intensive training to supplement the cadre force for the South. Receiving the mission, the Nam Tien Detachment set out to advance to the South. After a period of strenuous marching, at about 10 o'clock on December 1, 1945, the Nam Tien Army arrived in Buon Ma Thuot town and rested at Bao An Binh station (now a historical site, a memorial site for Southern soldiers in Buon Ma Thuot). At about 3:00 p.m. on December 1, 1945 (October 27, At Dau year), the French colonialists attacked Buon Ma Thuot town, starting the reconquest of Dak Lak. The unprepared fighting of the army and people of Dak Lak took place on every road and street. Using every means and weapon at hand, our people and soldiers stubbornly fought to block the enemy's advance. Our forces at that time were only equipped with each soldier with a rifle and a few dozen bullets, but all of them fought back very tenaciously. Even though they were in a weak position, had a small force, and were passive in response, the soldiers were still very resilient and bravely fought until their last breath. After that, the French colonialists continued to march into the center of Buon Ma Thuot town and the roads of Lac Giao village at that time. Wherever they went, they used guns and mortars, causing casualties to many people who fled. especially women, the elderly and children of Lac Giao village. The event on December 1, 1945 (October 27, Year of the Rooster) was a huge loss and infinite grief for the whole country in general and Dak Lak province in particular. Admiring the brave fighting spirit and heroic sacrifice of more than 100 Nam Tien soldiers and mourning the deaths of the people of Lac Giao village, the people of Lac Giao village took the 27th day of the 10th lunar month every year as Memorial Day for the fallen Nam Tien soldiers and the people of Lac Giao village who died in 1945. The memorial site for Southern soldiers in Buon Ma Thuot is ranked as a national monument by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and is one of the red addresses for educating revolutionary traditions and the spirit of resistance. initiative, resilience, and heroism in the fight against foreign invaders of our ancestors for the young generations of today and tomorrow. Source: Dak Lak Museum
Dak Lak 2043 view
Buon Ma Thuot Bishop's Palace is an ancient religious building located at 104 Phan Chu Trinh, right near the center of Buon Ma Thuot city (Dak Lak province). This is the address for religious activities of parishioners and also a famous tourist attraction of the city. This facility was originally a monastery built by Benedictine nuns in 1956. Later, this monastery was purchased by Bishop Paul Seitz Kim and a new diocese was established. In 1967, the Diocese of Buon Ma Thuot was established and the monastery had a new name, Buon Ma Thuot Bishop's Palace. Buon Ma Thuot Bishop's Palace is a complex of many buildings such as a chapel, guest house, management house, housing and activities... located in a spacious campus with many trees. The works are all designed and built in the architectural style of the Central Highlands ethnic groups, of which the chapel is the largest and most unique. The building is built entirely of wood, with a fish-scale tiled roof. The main part of the cathedral is inspired by the floor plan of a long house, the roof has communal house architecture. The construction site is higher than the natural ground, in the style of a stilt house to avoid moisture and termites. Accordingly, the chapel's floor plan is arranged with the main staircase and main hall facing from the gable end of the building adjacent to the entrance from the gate. Inside the chapel is divided into two parts, the front is the ceremony area for parishioners, the back is the ceremony area for nuns. Separating the two areas is an altar placed in the middle of the space. The cross is hung high so that it can be viewed from two opposite directions. The wooden structural frame system is scientifically designed and rich in aesthetics, creating a sturdy roof frame that supports the large tile roof, and also brings sophistication and flexibility to the interior space. Building light is exploited from both sides of the long wall with high wooden glass windows from the floor to the end of the roof. The structures in the Bishop's Palace are interconnected, in harmony with the gardens and trees. There is also a bell tower here designed in the image of a communal roof in the Central Highlands. Buon Ma Thuot Bishop's Palace is the common home of Buon Ma Thuot Diocese. Every day, a mass is celebrated in the chapel. On major holidays such as Easter and Christmas, Mass will be celebrated more often. This is also a tourist attraction of Buon Ma Thuot city. Source: Catholic Board, Buon Ma Thuot diocese
Dak Lak 1957 view
Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda is located at 117 Phan Boi Chau Street, Thong Nhat Ward, Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak Province. The pagoda is often called Lon Pagoda or Province Pagoda, facing southwest, overlooking Doc Hoc stream. Khai Doan is the last Sac Tu pagoda of the Nguyen Dynasty, the first pagoda of the Buddhist organization during the Revival of Vietnamese Buddhism in the Central Highlands, the land of the Imperial Dynasty during Bao Dai's reign. The pagoda was directly managed by Doan Huy Hoang, Queen Mother Hoang Thi Cuc (King Khai Dinh's concubine), King Bao Dai's mother, and Queen Nam Phuong, along with a number of dedicated Buddhists, to build for the Central Vietnamese Sangha. . Venerable Thich Tri Thu appointed his eldest son, monk Thich Duc Thieu, to direct the construction of the pagoda on a land area of nearly 7 acres, 8 acres, 28 square meters and to be the first abbot. In 1951, the pagoda built the rear and lecture hall, and in 1953, the main hall was built. The name Khai Doan is a combination of two words Khai Dinh - Doan Huy. On June 29, 1953 (May 19, Year of the Snake), Mr. Narada Thera (Ceylon) requested the Buddha's relics to present to Tu Cung in Buon Ma Thuot. Attending the ceremony were Venerable Thich Tinh Khiet, President of the Vietnam General Buddhist Association, along with monks, Buddhists and a large number of people worshiping the Buddha's relics and praying for peace in the country. The pagoda was built by the skillful hands of workers in the ancient capital of Hue, so it has Hue communal house architecture mixed with local architecture. The main gate faces southwest, overlooking Quang Trung street, towards the 'Suoi Doc Hoc' valley. In front and behind the gate are written 'Khai Doan Tu'. The main hall is the main building of the pagoda with an area of 320m2 divided into two parts. The front half has the appearance of a Central Highlands long house, but the rafters structure is in the style of a Huong house. The second half is built in a modern style. The most notable in the main hall is the statue of Shakyamuni Buddha in the middle and the bronze bell placed in the room on the right. The 1.1m high bronze Buddha statue, 0.35m high wooden lotus with elaborate decoration, 1.15m high bronze bell, 2.7m base circumference, weighing 380kg were cast in January 1954 (i.e. December of the year of the Snake). In 1953, on the occasion of the Hau To's peaceful citadel ceremony, the pagoda was ordained as "Sac tu Khai Doan" - during the reign of King Bao Dai. In 1953, although the Nguyen Dynasty had ended, Bao Dai was still the Head of State of the State of Vietnam (the South) and with the institution of the Imperial Dynasty in the Central Highlands (Central Highlands), Bao Dai is still the Emperor of this land. And this is the last decree of a Vietnamese king bestowed on a Buddhist temple. Over more than half a century, the pagoda has succeeded seven generations of abbots. The current abbot is Venerable Thich Chau Quang, current Head of the Buddhist Administration Committee of Dak Lak province. In 1986, the Provincial Buddhist Executive Committee was established. The pagoda has been chosen to house the province's Buddhist office to date. Khai Doan Pagoda is the most famous temple in the Central Highlands. Source: Collection of Dak Lak province tourism newspaper
Dak Lak 1951 view
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