Dak Nong Geopark is an ancient land, spreading over nearly 5000 km2 in the Central Highlands, Vietnam, at the end of Truong Son Mountain Range. It is a long-standing habitat of the M’nong, Ma and Ede ethnic groups. However, in recent decades, Dak Nong has become a new residence of Read more…
Geopark is a model that could tell the Earth’s stories through geological tourism. It is a place for visitors to learn about the origin and structural characteristics of the geomorphology. Also, this model promotes education, awareness raising for locals and visitors in order to live in harmony with nature and Read more…
The 1st Vietnam Brocade Culture Festival
In the process of formation and development of a geopark, the Information centers play a very important role. With a small scale, this place is to display and introduce general tourist information associated with the geological, cultural-historical values, biodiversity, typical industrial-agricultural products in geopark’s area. In the world, the information Read more…
Dak Nong Geopark was established in 2015, aiming to join the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network in 2018. After 3 years of construction and development, Dak Nong Geopark has been basically formed and developed according to the criteria of the Global Geoparks Network and ready for the UNESCO on-field review. With Read more…
Traditional brocade weaving
Dak Nong Geopark is a “rich territory” of traditional indigenous culture, creating a continuous cultural flow from the past to the present and connecting the future. That “wealth” is integrated by the cultural characteristics of each ethnic group while retaining its own features to create a region’s colorful cultural picture. Read more…
