Kon Tum
Kon Tum offers a journey into mountains, rivers, and the cultural beauty of ethnic minorities. Situated in the vast Central Highlands region, Kon Tum is the northernmost province in the Central Highlands. While not as famous as Da Lat or Buon Ma Thuot, the wild and mysterious beauty of Kon Tum has charmed visitors who have set foot here, promising to become a highly promising tourist destination in the future. Located in the expansive highlands of the Central Highlands, Kon Tum enjoys a climate similar to Da Lat, characterized by cool and pleasant weather. The weather in Kon Tum can be divided into two distinct seasons: the rainy season, which begins in April and lasts until November, and the dry season, which spans from December to March every year. One interesting aspect of visiting Kon Tum is that each month offers a unique landscape, showcasing the area's diverse beauty. Kon Tum is rich in the traditional folk culture of ethnic minorities. Its system of tangible and intangible cultural heritage is diverse and unique, reflecting in various aspects such as customary laws, settlement culture, communal houses, festivals, gongs, traditional folk arts, cuisine, costumes, language, writing systems, carvings, patterns, weaving, and more.