Located in the Central Highlands, Kon Tum is clad in a vast green robe of grandeur with the superb mountain and the roaring waterfall. Everyone coming to this land feels deeply proud when witnessing the magnificent yet poetic scenery of Kon Tum.

Nature has given Kon Tum many attractive sights such as the gentle Dak Bla River, the hot springs of Dak Su that warms your heart, the Mang Den pine forest that runs along the mountainside, the steep Dak Nghe Waterfall, the dreamy Nang Tien Waterfall, the mysterious Chu Mom Ray National Park, or the rope bridge Kon Klor that connects peaceful villages.

Weather

Kon Tum features monsoon tropics, divided into two distinct seasons, the rainy season and the dry season. To enjoy the beauty of Kon Tum, you should travel in the dry season starting from November to April next year. In November and December, wild sunflowers cover the area in yellow. In January, rubbers begin to lose their foliage. March is when the coffee flowers bloom. This is also the time of the traditional festivals of the Central Highlands.

Transport

There are many coaches running straight to Kon Tum from the big cities every day. The total time to travel from Hanoi is about 25 hours, from Ho Chi Minh City is 12 hours and from Da Nang is 8 hours.

Kon Tum doesn’t have its own airport yet, so if you want to come here by plane, you have to land at Pleiku Airport and take a taxi or bus to Kon Tum.

Top things to do in Kon Tum

1. Visit the Wooden Church, the Bishop's House of Kon Tum

2. Visit Kon Klor Rong house

3. Conquer the Ngoc Linh Mountain with an altitude of 2605m

4. Explore the beautiful waterfalls

5. Contemplate the panoramic view from the border landmark of Indochina

6. Trekking Chu Mom Ray National Park

7. Paraglide from the top of Charlie Hill.

8. Relax in the pristine beauty of Mang Den Town