Culture - Society
During peak durian season, orchards in Krong Pac and Ea Knuec welcome visitors to harvest durians and enjoy fresh produce on site.
Land & People
Located in My Dien Village, Hoa Thinh Commune, Bau Da Wetland Forest spans more than 30 hectares, offering pristine scenery, rich biodiversity and distinctive landscapes.
Economy
Dak Lak province is entering the peak of the 2026 durian harvest. In major durian-growing areas, harvesting is in full swing.
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.
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.
As the fifth lunar month arrives, coastal villages in Hoa Hiep ward come alive as preparations get underway for the Whale Worship Festival.
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.
Beyond its vibrant coral reefs, Hon Yen beach (O Loan commune) is also blessed by nature with a stunning seaweed fields.
According to beliefs of the J’rai people, the rain god is not only associated with life but also brings prosperity and happiness. As a result, the Yang Potao Apui rain-praying ceremony is not merely an agricultural ritual, but has become a highly distinctive cultural tradition.
Beyond its charm of smooth white sand stretching along crystal-clear waters, My Quang Nam fishing village in Tuy An Nam Commune, Dak Lak Province also captivates visitors with a vibrant portrait of coastal life at daybreak.
This spring, the land of Dak Lak not only carries the rustling winds of the vast forests but also the salty taste of the sea, painting a colorful cultural tapestry where the breath of the ancient forest blends with the rhythm of the distant waves.
Today, Dak Lak is not only the heart of the vast Central Highlands but also a province looking out across the expansive East Sea.
During the days leading up to the Lunar New Year (Tet), Dong Tac fishing port (Phu Yen ward) is becoming more hectic than usual as longline vessels targeting ocean tuna return one after another after extended offshore trips.
In the days leading up to the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026, flower and ornamental plant villages across the province have taken on a fresh look, more vibrant and bustling than ever.
The atmosphere towards the 14th National Party Congress has been spreading across localities throughout Dak Lak province, from mountainous areas to coastal regions, from urban centres to tranquil rural communities.