Kon Tum Tourism

Visitors see the ginseng tree that is growing up from the trunk of the great tree. Photo: Thanh Tuan

Old forest and ginseng ginseng ginseng attract tourists to Kon Tum

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Kon Tum - Not only has the landscape, beautiful scenery, the old forests and the gardens of "Quoc Bao" Ngoc Linh ginseng are also becoming an attractive destination for tourists.

Muong women practice singing folk songs, a cultural trait passed down for thousands of years. Photo: Thanh Tuan

Muong people in Kon Tum preserve their unique ethnic culture

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Kon Tum – Away from their homeland for decades, the Muong people in Ngoc Hoi district are still always concerned about preserving the cultural beauty of their people.

Spring tourists take photos in Mang Den. Photo: Kon Plong District Culture, Sports and Tourism Center

Tourists flock to Mang Den to see cherry blossoms

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Kon Tum – On the second day of Lunar New Year, thousands of tourists flocked to Mang Den to sightsee and enjoy cherry blossoms.

A corner of Tu Tho tourist village in the mountainous region of Kon Tum. Photo: Thanh Tuan

Kon Tum village grows medicinal herbs, does tourism to escape poverty

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Kon Tum - Tu Tho tourist village has many houses facing the hills. From here, visitors can hunt clouds and admire Bulgarian rose gardens.

Kon Tum, Gia Lai tourism is attracting tourists. Photo: Thanh Tuan

2 Central Highlands provinces expect a breakthrough in tourism in 2025

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Entering the new year 2025, the two northern Central Highlands provinces of Gia Lai and Kon Tum both set growth expectations for eco-tourism and cultural tourism.

The upper source of the Dak Bla River, a 139km long river originating from the foot of Ngoc Linh Mountain in Tu Mo Rong District, Kon Tum Province. Photo: Hai An

Visit Kon Tum to see the Dak Bla River flowing backwards

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In the Bana language, Kon means village, and Tum means water. The village on the bank of the Dak Bla River, founded by the Jo Rong and Jo Uong brothers, is the origin of the place name Kon Tum.