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May 19, 2024

　　In the eastern suburbs of Kon Tum, this village has a large and appealing rong.

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Kon Tum Konam
Kon Tum
　　In the eastern suburbs of Kon Tum, this village has a large and appealing rong. ...
Catholic Seminary
Kon Tum
　　This lovely old Catholic seminary was built in 1934. The upstairs normally functions as an absorbing museum of hill-tribe life, but was closed for renovation during our visit. Outside, to the left of the building, note the sculpture of Mary and baby Jesus, with Mary dressed in traditional clothing and...
Kon Harachot
Kon Tum
　　Kon Harachot's beautiful rong sits next to the rustic football field. ...
Kon K'lor
Kon Tum
　　Near the suspension bridge across the river you'll find a large rong in the village of Kon K'lor. ...
Kon K'tu
Kon Tum
　　Nine kilometres southeast of Kon Tum, the village of Kon K'tu is reachable across the Kon K'lor suspension bridge and along a potholed road. There's a beautiful riverside rong here, near the Catholic church, as well as a couple of simple homestays. You can watch locals transporting crops along the...
Immaculate Conception Cathedral
Kon Tum
　　Built entirely from wood, this stunning cathedral from the French era has a dark frontage, gold trim and wide colonnades. Known to the locals as the 'wooden church', it’s light, airy and elegant inside, with incredible interlocking beams. The heart of the 160-year-old Kon Tum diocese, it primarily serves the...
Kon Tum Museum
Kon Tum
　　This museum is one of the region's best, with good lighting and clear English text detailing local religious and spiritual life, including displays on the iron forges of the Sedang (Xo Dang) people and the significance of gongs to Vietnam’s hill communities (Vietnam's gong culture is included in Unesco’s List...
Ya Chim
Kon Tum
　　Ya Chim is the collective name for a group of eight Jarai villages that start 17km southwest of Kon Tum. In them you'll find traditional nghia trang (cemeteries) complete with wooden mourning figures. You may see villagers 'feeding' the dead by putting food down bamboo tubes leading into the graves....
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