Do you know all of these beautiful check-in coordinates in Pleiku and Kon Tum?

The Central Highlands has become one of the destinations that attracts travelers with its wild, rustic, and natural beauty. Not only Da Lat or Buon Me Thuot, Pleiku and Kon Tum are also extremely good check-in coordinates for those who like “virtual living”.

Recently, Bui Huy Khang, when sharing about his and his girlfriend’s trip to visit Pleiku and Kon Tum cities, attracted a lot of attention from the online community. Huy Khang said: “At the end of the trip, everything here left a deep impression on me, from the scenery to the people to the food, everything was strangely rustic. A vast and wild Central Highlands. Not too luxurious and magnificent but not desolate and remote, everything is simple and simple, making people feel entangled and not wanting to leave.

Also thanks to this friend’s post, the “virtual living” group has found quite a few beautiful check-in locations that you need to take note of immediately.

Minh Thanh Pagoda

Minh Thanh Pagoda has an extremely spacious campus, its architecture will make you think of Japan. At this point, just raise your phone and you will get quite a few “virtual life” photos to show off to your friends. If not, many people will definitely think you just had a trip to the land of cherry blossoms.

Tonle Sap Lake

The road to Tonle Sap Lake is extremely beautiful. If you go during the falling leaf season, you will be immersed in a scene just like in a Korean movie.

In addition, there is also a very beautiful road in Bien Ho Che with two rows of large pine trees on both sides of the road, guaranteed to “sparkle” when photographed. Surrounded by green tea hills for you to freely check in.

Kon Tum wooden church

The main location of the trip was Pleiku, but the couple also took advantage of Kon Tum to visit. The distance from Pleiku to Kon Tum is about 50km and here you cannot miss Kon Tum wooden church, which is among the 10 most beautiful churches in Vietnam. Try to get up early to leave because if you leave too late, the weather will be very sunny and you won’t be able to take good photos.

Kon Tum wooden church has a unique architecture unlike any other church in Vietnam. Remember to fully charge your phone battery to check in every corner of the church, you are guaranteed to get a whole “virtual live” album.

Kon Klor communal house

4km from the center, Kon Klor communal house standing tall next to the gentle Dak Bla river has become a proud symbol of the Ba Na people. Right next to it is Kon Klor suspension bridge – the largest suspension bridge in the Central Highlands. Remember to show off your cool photos here so your friends will be amazed!

How to move to Pleiku and Kon Tum?

You can get to Pleiku by many means such as plane, car, motorbike. Because they departed from Da Nang, Huy Khang and his friends chose to travel by sleeper bus. If you live far away or you are afraid to take a long-distance bus, you can choose to fly. Ticket prices fluctuate depending on when you book, but remember to book on the airline’s official website to find promotional tickets. Cheap. From Pleiku you can ride a motorbike to Kon Tum.

What to eat in Pleiku?

Because he mainly stayed in Pleiku, he suggested delicious dishes you must try such as dry pho, grilled chicken with bamboo tube rice, crab sauce vermicelli,…

In particular, Pleiku has many delicious cafes with beautiful views for you to enjoy the taste of Gia Lai coffee while freely checking in virtually.

Total cost of 3 days 2 nights trip for 2 people is 3 million VND. You should come to Pleiku in November and December because this time the weather is extremely ideal, and it is also the season of beautiful wild sunflowers.

Your hair is still green, your blood is still hot, why lie there? Don’t hesitate, just pick up your backpack and go.

Source: Bui Huy Khang