Coiled around the bank of a river in a wooded setting, Kon Kotu boasts a wild and magnificent location. Here, you can sleep in the rong (house on stilts) in the middle of the village and enjoy the traditional way of life of the Ba Na.

Built in 1913 and dedicated to St Cuenot, the first missionary here, the wooden church in Tran Phu Street has retained a certain charm despite the reconstruction of its base walls in concrete. However, the pillars and framework are original, as are t..

In the western suburbs of Kon Tum, close to an ugly sugar refinery, the very old village of Plei Tonghia is made up large houses on stilts covered with tiled roofs.