Culture - Society
Dak Lak cultural heritage is not only being preserved as well as safeguarded, but is also increasingly being transformed into engaging tourism experiences.
Culture - Society
Digital tools are helping ethnic minority communities expand markets, create jobs and build sustainable livelihoods.
Land & People
More than places of worship, Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda along with Mang Lang Church stand as vivid testaments to unique cultural and architectural exchanges.
Culture - Society
Resolution 08 provides a basis for mobilising resources to support community-based tourism development.
Utilizing natural materials, including cotton, silk, bamboo fiber, along with pineapple fiber, the Juin village’s artisans (Lien Son Lak commune) carry out numerous manual steps to produce the yarn, creating exquisite brocade products.
Amid the growing risk of cultural knowledge being lost, reconstruction and digitisation are emerging as practical solutions for preserving and passing on folk cultural knowledge.
From September 7 to 10, the 9th Asia-Pacific Geoparks Network Conference (APGN 2026) is being held at Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark in Malaysia.
Tuy Hoa embodies the distinctive qualities of a coastal city where mountains along with rivers merge into the vast ocean. This essence is captured in the Tuy Hoa ward’s current slogan: “A mountain inside the urban - A city within the sea”.
Contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of the 2026 Dak Lak Durian Festival, ethnic communities province-wide brought distinctive cultural expressions that added depth to the festival.
The aforementioned festival in 2026 left a lasting impression on both locals along with tourists. Beyond preserving in conjunction with promoting the M’nong cultural traditions, the festival served as a major tourist attraction, acting as a lever to boost tourism in Lien Son Lak commune.
Buon Ma Thuot is gradually realising its ambition to become a coffee hub defined by a distinctive identity, rich heritage combined with sustainable competitiveness.
Over the years, Dak Lak has issued numerous policies and guidelines to preserve as well as promote values associated with the Central Highlands Gong Cultural Space.
Beyond its role as a mere agricultural commodity, Buon Ma Thuot coffee has become deeply woven into everyday life, giving rise to a distinctive intangible cultural heritage.
Dak Lak is facing a historic challenge: shifting from a mindset focused on raw coffee production and trading to an integrated, multi-layered value chain.
As part of the 2026 Dak Lak Durian Festival, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has organised the live-action show “Memories of the Longhouse” at the Dak Lak Museum.
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.