Car types for rent in Kon Tum

Kon Tum Taxi 4 seater hatchback : Kia Morning, Hyundai Getz, Vinfast Fadil, Toyota Wigo…

Kon Tum taxi 5 seater sedan : Vios Toyota , Honda Civic, Hyundai Accent, Kia K3…

Kon Tum taxi 7 seater MPV : Toyota Rush, Mitsubishi Xpander, Suzuki X7….

Kon Tum taxi 8 seater SUV : Toyota Fortuner, Toyota Innova, Isuzu Mux, Kia Sorrento…

Kon Tum car rental 16 seater van : Ford Transit, Hyundai Solati ..

Kon Tum car rental 29 seater coach : Hyundai County, Samco…

Kon Tum car rental 35 seater mini bus : Samco, Thaco garden, Thaco Town…

Kon Tum car rental 45 seater bus : Hyundai Universe, Thaco, Samco, Hi-Class…

Luxury car for rent in Kon Tum : Ford Transit Dcar Limousine, Fuso Rosa, Solati Dcar

Kon Tum Travel Guide

Kon Tum is the perfect place for nature lovers who want to roam among the dramatic scenic natural beauty surrounded by lakes, mountains, cafe plantations and a tropical rainforest. Located in Vietnam’s Central highlands and near the borders of Laos and Cambodia, it packs an extraordinary variety of places for tourists to get around and find out the unique language, culture of ethnic minority group in their lifestyle. Here are some some information before you begin your trip to Kon Tum Vietnam.

Best time to visit Kon Tum?

Kon Tum’s climate is similar to other provinces in the Central Highlands, so December is also a good time for you to come to Kon Tum. This is the dry season, but it is not as hot or sunny as in March and April. In addition, this is the time when the wild crows bloom, the golden rice is ripe all over the streets and the festival season of many ethnic groups in this area.

How to get to Kon Tum?

By Airplane :  If you only have a limited number of days in Vietnam, then flying is your best choice to spend quality time in your trio. Everyday, there is 1 domestic flight from Ho Chi Minh city or Hanoi to Pleiku airport, from there you can hop on the bus or taxi to get Kon Tum.

By bus : There is a direct bus from Ho Chi Minh city to Kontum. The bus will take 12 hours to get the kontum bus station with around 580,000 vnd for a round-trip ticket. If you want to budget your trip, you can search on vexere.com to check the schedule. .  

Things to do in Kon Tum

Wooden Church in Kon Tum

The Wooden Church – built in 1913- is an ancient relic with blend of European architecture and the traditional homes of Central highland. One of Kon Tum’s most mysterious site, you will see the amazing value culture in term of custom and tradition of Tay Nguyen ethnic Group display inside the church. Thus The Wooden Church has been a key monument to make to hight status of heritage in Kontum Vietnam.

Highland communal house – Kok K’lor

Kok l’kor house is a traditional house of Central Highland and represents the beauty and wisdom of traditional architecture and of living in harmony between human and nature. With the historical confluence of cultures and styles in Kon Tum, you will get the chance to learn about the  local community and the relational activities when visiting.

Kon K’lor suspension Bridge

Kon K’lor suspension Bridge is one of the longest and beautiful bridges in Central Highland which lie on the Dak Bla River and surround  mountain. You can get kontum self ride tour, ride along the bridge to the other end, enjoy yourself among the natural landscape under the very blue sky that you will find see in Kon tum. 

For the moment, you can visit Bahnar minority Village by yourself, make the connection with the local then you will know the amazing stories, facts and the interesting daily life of their living day

Mang Den Ecotourism Area

Located 60 km northeast from Kon Kum city, Mang Den pine tree forest is unforgettable sensory experience in the outside activity. Let’s have the hiking into the green pine forest in the cool fresh air and under the silver clouds, discover some small streams flow, get lost in the beauty of Pa Sy waterfall and visit the beautiful Hydrangea flower on the way to the wood. The Mang Den forest will be a truly astounding destination when you are planning the Kontum adventure tour.

Chu Mom Ray National Park

It is the fact that Chu Mom Ray is only the national park in Vietnam sharing the border with Laos and Cambodia. It is a home of 1,500 flora and 435 fauna species living harmony in the forest.

You will have an opportunity to learn the diverse landscape, soak up Vietnam war stories, science and more at this historical trails. Chu Mom Ray National Park shares the border with Laos and Cambodia.

Pa Sy Waterfall

Nestled in Mang Den Ecotorism Complex, approximately 60 kilometers away from the city center, a mere 1.5-hour journey transports you to this tourist attraction.Prepare to be spellbound by the unspoiled magnificence of towering mountains, lush forests, and untouched natural vistas, making it a wonderful escape from urban life.

As you stand there, a breathtaking spectacle unfolds before your eyes: the majestic Pa Sy waterfall plunging from a staggering height of 150 meters, creating a mesmerizing cascade of white foam. The ambiance here exudes a sense of poetry and romance, as if you've ventured into a heavenly realm among the clouds. Nestled within the heart of Kon Tu Rang village, Kon Plong district, the entire area is embraced by luxuriant primeval forests. The refreshing and cool climate ensures a comfortable and joyful experience for anyone making their trip here

Dak Bla River

The Dak Bla River within the hearts of Kon Tum's residents is a symbolically significant waterway because without the Dak Bla River, there would be no Kon Tum, both in terms of history and geography. When you visit the mountainous city of Kon Tum, you will be captivated by the image of the Dak Bla River, meandering gracefully like a soft silk ribbon, embracing the small city of Kon Tum.

Dak Bla River is a place that provides fertile alluvial soil, favorable for agricultural activities of the people in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, and it's also an extremely attractive tourist destination in Kon Tum. Embracing the Dak Bla River, the greenery of Kon Tum's natural landscape creates a refreshing and relaxing atmosphere for any visitor who sets foot here.

Watching the sunset over the Dak Bla River, with a gentle evening breeze and slow-moving boats drifting to the shore, gives travelers a sense of tranquility and serenity, making it seem as if all the pressures of life have melted away.

Kon Klor Communal House ( Nhà Rông Kon Klor)

Nestled gracefully along Tran Hung Dao Street, Kon Klor communal house stands as an irresistible stop for any travelers doing trips to Kon Tum.This remarkable communal reflects the long-lasting traditions of the Central Highlands, constructed entirely from wood, bamboo, and thatch, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship in its intricate adornments. Yet, the crowning jewel that captivates tourists is the formidable roof of the Kon Klor communal house, a symbol deeply ingrained in the spirit of the Central Highlands people.

Aside from the Kon Klor communal house, a visit to Kon Klor village offers an opportunity to immerse oneself in the Banar people's way of life, capture stunning photographs of the Kon Klor suspension bridge, and revel in the lush sugarcane fields & peaceful Dak Bla river nearby

Kon Tum Museum

Kon Tum Museum is a treasure trove of artifacts from the region, offering a captivating glimpse into the rich tapestry of local ethnic culture and history. With English translations provided throughout, it serves as an ideal launching point for your journey in Kon Tum, allowing you to gain profound insights into the diverse cultures and time-honored traditions that define this remarkable region.

Kon K'tu village of Banar people

If you're passionate about experiencing the authentic local culture of the Ba Nar tribe, make sure to include Kon K'Tu village in your travel itinerary when visiting Kon Tum. This remarkable cultural village serves as a testament to the unique and captivating beauty of the ethnic minorities residing in Vietnam's Central Highlands. The ancient communal houses in Kon K'Tu have gracefully withstood the test of time, continuing to exude their timeless charm and offering a vivid glimpse into the daily life and cultural heritage of the local community.

A visit to Kon K'Tu village in Kon Tum provides tourists with a wonderful opportunity to completely immerse themselves in the everyday routines and rich cultural fabric of the local inhabitants. Additionally, the local cuisine is equally enticing, so don't miss the chance to savor its delicious flavors during your visit.

Specialties in Kon Tum

Kon Tum leaf salad

Coming to Kon Tum without eating leaf salad, it is not considered that. Leaf salad is a specialty that anyone coming to Kon Tum wants to once try. This salad dish is special because it takes ingredients from more than 50 different types of leaves and vegetables from familiar to strange and very strange. Among them are mustard greens, fish lettuce, basil, cinnamon, psyllium, guise leaves, figs, polyscias fruticosa, guava, apricots, ginseng, tram, serrated dogs, sesame, rubies … Large dishes can be served when only 40 types are poured, but it is necessary to have fig leaves, polyscias fruticosa leaves and hairy apricots. These are the leaves used to funnel other dishes to make a serving.

Roasted Black Bamboo Pig in Kon Tum

The Mang Den breed of the indigenous people (the Upland Pig) is a natural grazing type of local pig. Pork is roasted whole by charcoal fire until the skin is golden and crispy, giving off a complex aroma. If you come to Kon Tum without trying this dish, it’s a bit of a waste.

Kon Tum weaver ants

Coming to Sa Thay district, Kon Tum where the Ro Mam people live, you have to eat poisonous and strange yellow ant salad. The new dish heard the name many people felt scared, but when it was eaten, they wanted to eat it.

Sour fish Kon Tum

If you have the opportunity to visit Kon Tum once, do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the sour fish specialties of the ethnic Jep Trieng, a dish full of flavors of the mountains.

How to make sour fish is easy but also requires precision. The fish used to process sour fish is a goby, a type of fish like Troi but smaller and flattened in the Central Highlands rivers and streams.

The more sour fish, the more delicious it is because the iron fish is thanks to the spices that have penetrated the fish meat, making people see the salty taste of salt, the spicy taste of wild chili, the sweetness of the leaves, the taste of hearing. corn and sour taste as the mixture is fermented …

Kon Tum sturgeon

In Kon Tum, the Mang Den plateau is home to more lakes. The water here is always cool all year round. Perhaps that is why salmon and sturgeon are very suitable when kept here. Coming to Mang Den, you will freely enjoy the expensive sturgeon with the entire bones of the cartilage, the fleshy white, chewy and fatty fish. Visitors can catch fish by themselves and ask the chefs of the restaurants around here to cook with many delicious dishes from fried, steamed, um, dried … Any dish with Mang Den sturgeon will make visitors fall in love.