More than 20 km from the center of Gia Nghia city, Dak Nong province, in recent years, Dak Glong district has been known to many tourists with new and unique experiences.

Located in the southeast of Dak Nong province, Dak Glong district is home to many ethnic groups. Among them, Ma and M'nong are indigenous peoples; Muong, Tay, Mong... are ethnic groups that migrated from the northern provinces to do business.

The diversity in ethnic composition has created cultural exchanges, turning this place into a land of festivals, closely associated with the spiritual life of the community such as: Community Reunion Festival of the M'nong people; Long Tong Festival of the Tay and Nung people; Gau Tao Festival of the Mong people...

Dak Glong District is blessed with nature, with Ta Dung Lake - "Ha Long Bay on the Central Highlands" and forests with rich flora and fauna and the typical climate of the M'nong plateau. The landscape here exudes a mysterious beauty that is both wild and majestic but also very poetic and charming, suitable for those who love to experience and explore.

The journey to explore Dak Glong is easier when traveling on National Highway 28 connecting Gia Nghia City (the center of Dak Nong Province) with most of the communes of this locality. Exploring the winding National Highway 28, crossing Ta Dung National Park, visitors can have a panoramic view of Ta Dung Lake - known as "Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands". Coming to Dak Glong, visitors can experience cooking local specialties or enjoy specialty fruits grown by local farmers.

One thing that tourists cannot miss, along Highway 28, many small waterfalls are the choice for tourists to record interesting moments. In particular, tourists can explore most of the small islands by themselves when experiencing kayaking on Ta Dung Lake.

Content, photo: Duong Phong
Presented by: Viet Dung