Discover the radiant heart of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, where the lives of ethnic minorities remain untouched by time. Explore rivers and lakes nestled amid vast coffee and rubber plantations. We invite you to experience this enchanting land.
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English
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Buon Ma Thuot
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4 star
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Buon Ma Thuot
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Easy
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All meals during the tour
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Private
Overview
- Start/End: Buon Ma Thuot/Buon Ma Thuot
- Visit: Buon Ma Thuot
- Duration: 02 Days
- Travel style: Authentic
- Category: Private tour
- Tour schedule: Daily departure
- Tour guide in: English, Français
Advice
- Bring comfortable shoes, a hat, and sunscreen
- Pack swimming clothes for a dip at Draysap Waterfall
Highlights
- Learn about coffee cultivation and taste the unique Civet coffee
- Marvel at the beautiful Draysap Waterfall
- Enjoy a traditional Gong music and dance performance
- Visit Ban Don, Jang Lanh, and Ako Dhong villages
- Explore the serene Khai Doan Pagoda
Itinerary
Morning:
Depart from your hotel and head to Daklak Museum. Explore its fascinating exhibits on ethnography, biodiversity, and the rich history of the region.
Continue to Kien Cuong Civet Coffee farm. Learn about the unique process of raising civets and producing one of the world's most exclusive coffees. Next, visit the Kotam Community Ecotourism site.
Take a break for lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon:
Travel to Dray Sap Waterfall, located 30 km from Buon Ma Thuot City. The waterfall, named "Misty" in the E-de language, creates an enchanting mist veil as water cascades from a height of about 30 meters and stretches 100 meters in length.
Stroll along the path leading to the fresh stream where you can swim and learn about the local flora. Capture stunning photos of mushrooms and traditional longhouses on stilts.
On the return trip to Buon Ma Thuot, stop by coffee plantations and pepper gardens. Visit Ako Dhong village, home to the E-de people.
Evening:
Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Conclude your day with a traditional Gong music and dance performance, accompanied by rice wine, with the E-de community.
Included:
English speaking guide
Meal: Lunch, Dinner
Leisure: Gong Music Show
Private transportation
Entrance fees
02 bottles of mineral water (500 ml)/pax/day
Morning:
Depart from your hotel to Ban Don, located 40km west of Buon Ma Thuot, a region renowned for its history of elephant hunting and domestication during the Indochina era.
On the way, stop at Troh Bu Botanic Garden. Explore its unique attractions, including the largest dugout canoe, wild orchid collections, and lithopone displays. Visit Jang Lanh village, home to the M’Nong and Laotian people, and explore the village cemetery.
Enjoy a lunch break in Ban Don.
Afternoon:
Visit the 250-meter-long bamboo suspension bridge spanning the Srepok River, and marvel at a beautifully preserved ancient Laotian house that is over 120 years old.
On your return to Buon Ma Thuot, take time to visit coffee plantations and pepper gardens. Conclude your journey with a visit to Khai Doan Pagoda before heading back to your hotel.
Included:
English speaking guide
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch
Private transportation
Entrance fees
02 bottles of mineral water (500 ml)/pax/day
Tour Included
- Guided Tour: An English-speaking tour guide to accompany you throughout the journey.
- Entry Fees: All entrance fees and tickets as listed in the itinerary.
- Private Transportation: A private car to ensure a comfortable journey throughout the tour.
- Leisure: Gong Music Show
- Meals: 1 Breakfast, 2 Lunch, 1 Dinner
- Selected Accommodations with daily breakfast
- Additional Costs: Service charges and taxes are covered.
Tour Excluded
- Flights: International flights to and from your home country.
- Insurance: Travel insurance is not covered.
- Personal Expenses: Any personal spending is on your own.
- Tips: Tipping and gratuities are not included.
- Additional Items: Anything not specifically mentioned in the itinerary.
Key highlights include visiting Dray Sap Waterfall, exploring the Ethnographic Museum, and experiencing the Akô Đhông village to learn about the Ede people’s culture.
Accommodation is usually in a 4-star hotel, ensuring comfort and a touch of luxury.
Travel is typically by private vehicle, providing flexibility and comfort throughout the journey.
Yes, the tour usually includes breakfast, with some packages also including lunch and dinner.
The best time to visit is from November to April when the weather is cooler and drier.
Yes, the itinerary can often be customized to meet your preferences. It’s best to discuss this with the tour operator.
Pack light clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a light jacket for cooler evenings.
It’s respectful to cover your shoulders and knees when visiting temples and cultural sites.
Yes, the tour includes several family-friendly activities, making it suitable for travelers of all ages.
