Bishop's House of Kontum

Bishop's House of Kontum, also known as Kon Tum Missionary Seminary, is the largest Catholic institution in the Central Highlands region. Bishop's House of Kontum impresses with Western architecture combined with the traditions of the Central Highlanders. The whole building has a length of about 100m and consists of 3 floors. In particular, the ground floor is built of concrete and brick, the upper two floors are made from wooden frames, roofed with tiles. Around the bishop's house is a spacious campus planted with many trees, so there is fresh air. Not only beautiful architecture, the bishop's house in Kon Tum also attracts visitors with the space of 2 traditional stilt houses. This place is likened to a small museum, displaying historical relics of the Kon Tum Buddhist Association and the Central Highlands. In addition, this episcopal see also displays agricultural tools, household items, products about the life and culture of ethnic groups, sculptures of ethnic groups living in Kon Tum.