Dak Glong is a district located in the south eastern part of Đak Nong Province, within Vietnam’s Central Highlands a region renowned for its endless forests, majestic waterfalls, and the rich cultural identity of ethnic minority communities. Established in 2004, Đak Glong has its administrative centre in Quang Khe Township.
With its diverse terrain and pleasantly cool climate all year round, Dak Glong boasts pristine forests, crystal clear lakes, and traditional villages. These natural and cultural treasures make it a captivating destination for travellers who seek adventure and authentic experiences.
Stretching across more than 5,000 hectares, Ta Dung Lake lies within the Ta Dung Nature Reserve. Dozens of islands rise from the emerald water, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene reminiscent of Ha Long Bay. Watching the sunset here is an unforgettable highlight for every visitor.
Beyond the lake, the Ta Dung Nature Reserve is home to diverse ecosystems with many rare species of flora and fauna. It is a perfect spot for nature lovers, trekkers, and anyone eager to explore the wild beauty of the Central Highlands.
Hidden deep in the forest, Luu Ly Waterfall cascades dramatically from tens of metres above, its white foamy streams crashing into the rocks below. The untouched and tranquil atmosphere makes it an ideal escape for those seeking peace and a return to nature.
Đak Glong is inhabited by various ethnic minority groups such as the M’nong, Ma, and H’Mong. Each group preserves its own customs, festivals, and traditional crafts. Visitors can experience gong performances, join lively festivals, taste rice wine from earthen jars, and explore the authentic flavours of highland cuisine.
A journey to Đak Glong is incomplete without savouring its distinctive dishes, including:
Highland cuisine here is not only appetising but also deeply tied to the cultural life of the local communities.
Dak Glong is a land that remains raw and authentic, yet filled with wonders waiting to be discovered. From the enchanting beauty of Ta Dung Lake to the roar of majestic waterfalls and the vibrancy of ethnic villages, it offers a vivid blend of nature and culture.
