This is a unique work combining European architecture and typical stilt house architecture of the Bana people. Kon Tum Cathedral (also known as Wooden Church) is located on Nguyen Hue Street, Thong Nhat Ward, City. Kon Tum; The church was built by the French in 1913 and completed in 1918. The wooden church has a Roman style mixed with the typical Central Highlands Bana stilt house. The whole church is made of chit wood, surrounded by walls made of soil mixed with straw, combining deep brown tones that are difficult to mix. Regardless of the season of the year, visitors can also visit here to take check-in pictures and admire the magical, ancient beauty of the wooden church. The unique architecture of the 100-year-old Wooden Church in Kon Tum mountain town Kon K’lor communal house This is considered the largest communal house in Kon Tum in particular and the Central Highlands in general. Kon Klor communal house is built in a traditional style with materials entirely of wood, bamboo, paintings, leaves and has elaborate decorative patterns and patterns. Artisans and villagers of Kon K’lor village unanimously preserve and preserve their features on the communal house. With soaring roofs, the tall and solid Kon K’lor communal house is considered the fulcrum for the village soul, also the pride of the artists and the people of Ba Na. The house is located near Dak Bla River and Kon K’lor suspension bridge. The communal house of Kon K’lor, a symbol of the Bana people in the city. Kon Tum Kon Klor suspension bridge Far from the Rong house of Kon K’lor a few tens of meters, the largest cable-stayed bridge in Kon Tum and the Central Highlands region, connecting the two banks of the Dak Bla river. The bridge is 292m long and 4.5m wide. Kon K’lor suspension bridge is considered a symbol of Kon Tum and is also the pride of the people here. Kon K’lor suspension bridge connecting the banks of the Dak Bla River, is the largest and most beautiful cable-stayed suspension bridge in Kon Tum. Indochine Café green building Inspired by the upside-down fish cage, architect Vo Trong Nghia designed and built a typical, famous cafe and is the top 5 works of 2014 voted by ArchDaily (USA), and nominations. Located on the Dak Bla river, Indochine green building is rectangular surrounded by a cool green artificial lake, in the middle of the lake are old trees arranged in a certain distance, the outermost are rows Straight porcelain flowers create a natural, airy beauty. The building’s roof is supported by 15 inverted conical bamboo clusters. The roof is covered by fiberglass sheets and the natural roofing layer below is to prevent heat. This unique texture allows cool winds to blow in summer, while also withstands hurricanes in the rainy seasons. Green building Indochine cafe is made of bamboo material Kon Tum Archdiocese Kon Tum Bishop House (also fully known as Kon Tum Missionary Seminary) was built in 1935, completed in 1938. The Bishop’s Palace is a harmonious combination between Western architecture and architectural style. Traditional indigenous ethnic architecture. Hidden behind two rows of big flower trees (porcelain flowers) and shady trees, the Bishop’s Palace has a peaceful and calm look like the life rhythm of the native Kon Tum people. Hidden behind a row of porcelain flowers, Kon Tum bishops have a peaceful and quiet look Mang Den National Ecotourism Area The city center. Kon Tum more than 50 km to the East, Mang Den National Ecotourism Area is located in Kon Plong district. With a cool climate all year round with many rocky streams, waterfall lakes and attractive landscapes, this place is considered as “Da Lat 2” of Vietnam. Coming to Mang Den, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the land of Ba Ho, Seven Waterfall … along with famous spiritual tourist spots such as: the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows – an architectural work built from the period. the resistance against France; visiting Khanh Lam Pagoda; visit agricultural production models that apply high technology; or explore, experience at the community tourism village Kon Bring and enjoy the rustic dishes, specialties here such as grilled chicken, rice, grilled pork … made by the hands of ethnic minorities here. Mang Den National Ecotourism Area is a place that attracts many tourists and tourists Indochina junction Vietnam – Cambodia – Laos border landmark is an interesting check-in place that many tourists conquer when coming to Kon Tum Dong Duong junction (also known as Milestone Three Bien) is far from the city center. Kon Tum is about 80km, located in Po Y commune, Ngoc Hoi district. It is a point adjacent to the border of three countries Vietnam – Laos – Cambodia, where “a sound of chickens crowing in three countries can be heard.” The three-border landmark is made of marble, placed on top of a mountain at an altitude of 1,086m above sea level, has a triangular cylinder, each side facing that country has the name of the country and the national emblem. Dong Duong intersection becomes an interesting check-in point that many tourists want to conquer when arriving in Kon Tum. In addition to the places above, visitors can explore the Chu Mom Ray National Park – ASEAN Heritage, which has the highest biodiversity among the national parks; or conquer the top of Ngoc Linh (Tu Mo Rong district, Dak Glei), directly see Vietnam’s National Treasure – Sam Ngoc Linh …

Ta Ma Stream has warm water, not as cool as other streams, the water flowing under the ancient trees shading colorful flowers. The stream is clear all year round, gurgling through each large and small rock.

The colors of the flowers light up in the sky. Photo: Le Hong Son

Around the beginning of March every year, the forest flowers begin to bloom. However, according to local people, this year is the first time, hundreds of ancient forest sites growing naturally on the Ta Ma stream longer than 1km in length bloom in unison, highlighting the whole area during the past decades .

Photo: Le Hong Son

The old trees in the forest bloomed blocks of yellow, orange, and red flowers, covering the whole stream. The flowers sway in the wind, creating a poetic scene. The large and flat rocks are chosen by many tourists as a place to stop for taking photos and capturing beautiful moments.

The forest flower is also known as the water flower. Photo: Le Hong Son

The forest pages are in full bloom. Photo: Le Hong Son

According to local people, the trees here are hundreds of years old. Photo: Le Hong Son

The flowers are intertwined. Photo: Le Hong Son

The number of visitors pouring in is very large, especially on weekends, so you can consider coming here on weekdays. This place is completely in harmony with the course so there will be no changing rooms, so you should be proactive about this.

The road must cross the suspension bridge, there is a broken wire so you should pay attention not to stand on the suspension bridge when crowded. Photo: Dinh Hung

The Bana community contributes greatly in preserving the original beauty of this place. Photo: Fanpage Suoi Ta Ma

However, due to the sudden increase in the number of tourists, the landscape here is being affected. Quite a lot of tourists are not conscious, littering indiscriminately, setting fire to roast food near the tree stumps, causing the fire to catch fire, causing fire to stem, branches and flowers.

Beautiful scene, clear water, spoiled for taking pictures. After eating, remember to clean up the trash you brought up! The forest gives us a beautiful view, “take nothing away but photos, leave nothing but footprints”.

Photo: Fanpage Suoi Ta Ma