Top Buon Ma Thuot Culture

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Ede people in the Central Highlands with a unique 3 day, 2 night stay. As a guest in traditional longhouses, engage in enriching daily activities like crafting Hồ lô, preparing Êđê-style coffee, and cooking over firewood with local families. This is not merely a tour; it's an invitation to understand and participate in authentic village life, from farming to traditional music. Your involvement directly supports the community, helping to preserve their language and crafts while fostering genuine connections. 3 days and 2 nights cultural immersion in a traditional Êđê village Participate in daily life activities alongside local families Stay in authentic longhouses with all meals provided Supports local families and cultural preservation efforts

You are now wondering how to experience coffee – the Dak Lak specialty – to its fullest. I, the coffee correspondent, will cover this for you here. Let’s walk through the history and current general picture of Dak Lak coffee, what to notice about its beans, and which coffee shops that you really should not miss.  We hope you hear the lovely stories about Dak Lak coffee. Come and enjoy the amazing tour with us! **Due to the limitation of the system, some visiting places on this tour can't put in here. If you need full details of the tour please contact us. Thanks**

This trip ensures that you will enjoy every moment and gain a deeper understanding of Vietnamese local life. Our experienced and passionate tour guides will try their best to explain to you every place where we will stop and make you happy while enjoying your time. Let's get off the beaten path with us to discover our lovely city. Notes: *We also provide car and self-riding motorcycle options, please message us for the extra price.

Explore the charming highland city of Buon Ma Thuot, the “capital of coffee” in Vietnam, which boasts not only majestic natural landscapes of ancient forests and magnificent waterfalls, but also impressive historical and architectural landmarks, including the Palace of King Bao Dai - the holiday residence of the last monarch of Vietnam, the 100-year-old Sac Tu Khai Doan Pagoda seamlessly combining Buddhism and native architectural styles, as well as the rich cultural legacy of the native ethnic tribes which is well preserved by the exhibitions of Stone Ages records and historical artifacts in Dak Lak Museum and the ancient Ako Dhong Village.