Buon Don tourism has long been known for its image of elephants and the culture of the Central Highlands. With beautiful landscapes like watercolor painting and a unique indigenous culture, Buon Don is one of the most popular destinations of Dak Lak.
Buon Don has been closely associated with the lives of ethnic minorities in Dak Lak province for hundreds of years. This name in the Ede or M’nong ethnic language means “Island Village”. The village was built on an island in the upstream Serepok River. Today, this place has been developed into a tourist area for welcoming visitors.
Coming to Buon Don, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the life of elephants. At the same time, experience the daily life and customs of the local people. Along with that, Buon Don possesses wild scenery, ancient architecture, gong dances, the sound of gongs echoing throughout the land, and interesting folk games…
Participating in the recreational activities here, visitors will have moments of fun with cute elephants, enjoy wine, participate in traditional festivals, folk games, and enjoy the unique local cuisine… Buon Don promises to be a great destination and bring memorable memories of the journey to explore the vast Central Highlands.
In addition, if you are a fan of virtual life, don’t miss the beautiful scenery at Troh Bu landscape garden. In fact, Troh Bu landscape garden is a conservation area for rare plants, most notably the brilliant flowers.
When you set foot in Troh Bu landscape garden, you will feel like you are lost in a magical fairy garden. The whole landscape garden is filled with pleasant green colors mixed with a quiet artificial lake. All of them bring a peaceful, soaring atmosphere that ecstatically captivates people.
Have you ever tried the feeling of floating on a suspension bridge surrounded by an old forest? If not, don’t hesitate to take a walk on the suspension bridge, which spans the legendary Serepok River.
When standing in the middle of Buon Don suspension bridge, you will feel the relaxation in your soul. It can be the cool breeze that dispels the worries and fatigue from urban life. Or simply listen to the sound of the babbling stream, the chirping of birds in the deep forest. These emotions are both gentle, peaceful and strong, overwhelming, making you remember them forever.
It would be a mistake not to mention the unique bamboo communal houses when visiting Buon Don tourist area. The communal house has created a unique feature in the traditional culture of the Central Highlands. Coming to the communal house, visitors will experience the daily life and customs of the indigenous people.
The communal houses are designed extremely uniquely with a long, wide structure and impressive height at the roof. From ancient times, the house looked like a large, sharp axe blade rushing forward.
