Culture - Society
Nestled amid the majestic Central Highlands, Dak Lak has been captivating visitors through its authenticity, warm hospitality alongside distinctive cultural and culinary heritage.
Culture - Society
In Ede and Ba Na villages, besides being used as materials for clothing, brocade fabrics retains the ethnic group’s memories along with identity. Each pattern carries the rhythm of the mountains and forests, preserving the cultural identity together with the community soul through multiple generations.
Land & People
Since 2022, staff at Wildlife Rescue Station in Buon Don Commune have received, treated as well as cared for hundreds of wild animals.
Culture - Society
This summer, Dak Lak is hosting a wide range of tourism programmes and events.
The People\'s Committee of Binh Kien Ward has officially opened the 2026 Cau Ngu (Whale Worship) Festival at Nam Hai Whale Mausoleum (Long Thuy Mausoleum) in Long Thuy Quarter.
Ea So Nature Reserve safeguards a unique forest ecosystem and hundreds of rare species through the unwavering dedication of its conservation staff.
Stretching along nearly 189 km of coastline with diverse islands, lagoons, bays and pristine beaches, Phu Yen Geopark is recognised as Vietnam\'s first coastal geopark.
Located along Dak Lak provincial eastern coast, Ganh Den (Tuy An Dong commune) appears as a pristine natural landscape, where the azure sea, dramatic rock formations, and sky blend together to create a scene that is both majestic and peaceful.
As the fifth lunar month arrives, coastal villages in Hoa Hiep ward come alive as preparations get underway for the Whale Worship Festival.
The official recognition of Buon Ma Thuot among the “15 Best Culinary Destinations in the World in 2026” opens new opportunities to promote distinctive cultural and culinary values of the Central Highlands on a global scale.
The fact that Buon Ma Thuot, the “coffee capital”, has been ranked among the top 15 culinary destinations in the world in 2026 by the prestigious National Geographic magazine is important evidence that Dak Lak’s Robusta coffee beans have been positioned on the global consumer map.
Initiated in 2023, the “Community Tourism Development” project in Hoa Hiep ward comprises 23 members with five service groups: Homestay services, culinary experiences, agriculture, fishing activities, and traditional Bai Choi folk singing.
The Central Highlands coffee capital earns global recognition as National Geographic spotlights its extraordinary coffee culture in the prestigious "Best of the World 2026" list.
the development of community tourism have opened up opportunities for craft villages to both preserve cultural identity while generating sustainable livelihoods for local residents.
After the administrative boundary merger, Dak Lak province possesses a “master key” capable of unlocking new experiential spaces.
By unlocking potential of pristine landscapes and indigenous culture, “green” ecotourism models, festival chains alongside heritage journeys are reshaping Dak Lak’s tourism industry.