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In a trip that includes both the vast mountains and forests and the vast ocean, it is a great combination. Explore the 4D4N interline tour itinerary with Kon Tum!
4D4N interline tour: Explore the fascinating Mang Den and Quy Nhon
Kon Tum wooden church
Kon Tum wooden church is more than 100 years old, a unique architectural work built by French priest Giuse Decrouille in 1913 and completed in 1918. Despite many years of rain, sun, and war… the wooden church remained undamaged.
Kon Tum wooden church. Photo: CBS.
The wooden church, officially known as Kon Tum Cathedral, is made entirely of red wood, a type of red oak tree that grew abundantly in the Central Highlands in the past. Skilled artisans from Binh Dinh and Quang Ngai are the ones who created this project.
The ceiling, walls, and walls of the church are built of soil mixed with straw, without using reinforced concrete or lime mortar, the wooden panels are completely bonded together with tenons.
Photo: Labor Newspaper.
The wooden church is designed according to Roman architecture and the stilt house architecture of the Ba Na people. Therefore, this project is a perfect combination of Western culture and the indigenous culture of ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands.
Photo: Thanh Dat/TTXVN.
Photo: Chu Duc Giang.
Our Lady of the Black Mountain
The 4D4N interline tour also takes tourists to visit the statue of Our Lady of Fatima (or Our Lady with one arm). This is a statue carved after the statue of Our Lady of Fatima donated by Father Thomas Le Thanh Anh.
This statue was brought to Mang Den by helicopter by a priest. The statue was erected on a simple pillar in mid-1971. In 1974, firepower during the Vietnam War destroyed the Mang Den outpost, so the statue was also more or less damaged and abandoned.
Our Lady of the Black Mountain. Photo: Kontum Diocese.
The statue of Our Lady of Mang Den is made of reinforced concrete about 1 meter high, placed on a cement pedestal with pebbles. The body of the statue has the appearance of Our Lady of Fatima, but the restored head has the appearance of a Central Highlands woman.
Although the hand was restored, it was later kept in its original amputated shape. Amidst the mountainous landscape, surrounded by many flowers and rows of stone benches, with signs saying “Thanks to Our Lady”, the statue appears with a sacred look.
Many people came to worship. Photo: dieungubeautyspa
Since then, there have been many groups of pilgrims from far away places to admire and worship, many of whom are Christians but also many who come to pray for luck, fortune, and children. …
Photo: Thaotit.tt
Pa Sy Waterfall
Pa Sy Waterfall is one of the landscapes of Kon Tum mountains and forests. Pa Sy waterfall eco-tourism area has been put into operation for tourism since 2014. With an area of nearly 25 hectares, this is a tourist destination that still preserves its wild beauty, attracting tourists who love to experience, discover.
Pa Sy Waterfall. Photo: Kontum Provincial People’s Committee.
Pa Sy Waterfall is located next to Kon Tu Rang village of the Mo Nam ethnic group. Pa Sy is located at an altitude of 1,500m above sea level and is a waterfall made up of the three largest streams in Mang Den. Coming here, visitors will not only enjoy the natural scenery but also have the opportunity to explore the culture of the Mo Nam people, an ethnic minority in this region.
Photo: @tran.tran_.
Dak Ke Lake
Photo: Kontum Provincial People’s Committee.
Dak Ke Lake’s original name is Toong Ro Poong Lake with an area of about 3 hectares. The lake has a wild space, the clear blue lake surface is surrounded by high mountains, covered with vast forests in the Kon Tum highlands. At Dak Ke Lake tourist area, there are also many types of entertainment services for tourists on the 4D4D tour such as boating, water cycling, camping…
Photo: Kon Tum In Me Facebook.
Tonle Sap Lake
Tonle Sap Lake, also known as Ea Nueng or T’nung Lake, is a freshwater lake located 7km from Pleiku city, about 800m above sea level. Bien Ho consists of two interconnected reservoirs, nearly 300 hectares wide, located in the middle of high mountains.
Tonle Sap Lake in the morning sunlight. Photo: Gia Lai Newspaper.
There is a strip of land running out into the middle of the lake so visitors can walk and observe the panoramic view of Tonle Sap Lake. The road down to Tonle Sap is surrounded by endless green pine trees, at the end of the path are steps leading visitors to see the poetic Tonle Sap Lake.
The water surface is clear blue. Photo: Hong Diep/VNA
Each season of Tonle Sap Lake has its own attraction. The dry season reveals strips of fertile basalt soil. During the rainy season, the water level rises and the lake has waves crashing against the shore like ocean waves. When Tet comes and spring comes, the weather is cold, the water surface is clear blue, and flowers are sprouting, creating a cheerful scene.
Pleiku Bien Ho’s eyes are full of… Photo: International Newspaper.
Ky Co
Ky Co is located 20km from Quy Nhon city center. Ky Co has an arc like a crescent moon, surrounded on one side by mountains and on the other side by the sea. The water at Ky Co beach is very shallow and clear jade green. Long, soft, white sand beaches lined with coconut trees create a beautiful and attractive tropical sea scene.
Ky Co, clear blue sea water. Photo: Tuoi Tre Newspaper.
In Ky Co, there are rocks mounted together to form rock crevices. When the tide rises and falls, these crevices turn into swimming pools, visitors can freely swim inside. The “swimming pool” can accommodate 4-5 people.
Photo: Tien Hung.
When dawn rises, Ky Co is like a mirror reflecting the sky and fishermen’s boats floating on the sea. In particular, you can take a boat to Bai Dua to see beautiful coral, or rent a boat or canoe to go fishing…
Photo: VnExpress.
Eo Gio
Eo Gio is not far from Ky Co. The name Eo Gio originates from the shape of this area. When looking down from above, you will see a small strait shielded by two mountain ranges, as beautiful as any sea in the world.
Eo Gio. Photo: iam_lindadom.
In Eo Gio, visitors cannot miss the walking path halfway up the coastal mountain and watch the waves crashing against the rocks and creating white foam. And coming here you cannot miss the very fresh seafood dishes of the South Central Coast.
Photo: mi.du29.
Photo: iam_lindadom.
Linh Phong Pagoda meditation temple
Linh Phong Pagoda, commonly known as Ong Nui Pagoda, is a famous ancient pagoda. Currently, in the Nguyen Dynasty Woodblocks – World Documentary Heritage, there are still many engraved records about this pagoda.
The pagoda has the largest sitting Buddha statue in Southeast Asia. Photo: Tasting TV.
Linh Phong Pagoda was founded by Zen Master Le Ban. According to Woodblocks of the Nguyen Dynasty, in the past, the pagoda was originally a hermitage called Dung Tuyen. Later, the pagoda was gradually built on a larger scale. When he heard that Venerable Le Ban was a true Zen master, Lord Nguyen Phuc Chu bestowed the title Tinh Giac Thien Tri Dai Lao Zen Master and named the pagoda Linh Phong Zen pagoda.
Lotus pond in front of the stairs to the Buddha statue. Photo: belgadventure
Not only did the kings and lords of the Nguyen Dynasty pay special attention to the pagoda, but many high-ranking officials, because they loved the beautiful scenery, often came to the pagoda to admire the scenery. After more than 300 years of existence, Linh Phong Pagoda has become a favorite spiritual and religious destination. Every year, the pagoda welcomes tens of thousands of Buddhists, devotees and nature lovers to pilgrimage and worship.
Photo: my_vanvo
The 4D4N inter-line tour takes tourists to visit both mountains and sea, fully capturing the beauty of the S-shaped strip of land. Please contact iVIVU as soon as possible for dedicated advice and to own a tour with many promotions during Lunar New Year. This year of the Cat 2023!
According to Kon Tum
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Reference: Kon Tum travel guide
Kon Tum October 28, 2022
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