During the peak durian harvest season, orchards in Krong Pac and Ea Knuec communes are bustling with visitors from across the country and abroad, who come to explore the orchards, take part in durian harvesting and enjoy fresh produce on site. The combination of hands-on experiences and interaction with local communities is opening up promising prospects for agricultural tourism in Dak Lak.
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| Alongside vast coffee-growing hills, durian, known as the “king of fruit”, is emerging as another key agricultural product of Dak Lak. |
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| In August and September, durian orchards across Dak Lak enter the peak harvest season, bringing the joy of the harvest to farmers. |
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| As part of the 2026 Dak Lak Durian Festival, the provincial tourism sector organised experiential tours of durian orchards across the province. |
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| Visitors tour durian orchards, hear stories about the durian cultivation and learn about local farming practices. |
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| Many visitors enjoy trying their hand at tapping durians to check their ripeness. |
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| Visitors join local residents in cultural performances at durian orchards during the festival season. |
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| The Durian Festival helps attract visitors to rural areas, generate additional income for local people and create new opportunities for local tourism development. |
Translated by KHUONG THAO
