Kon Pring Community Cultural Tourism Village (Dak Long commune) is one of four community cultural tourism villages of Kon Plong district. The village is located along Highway 24, 3km east of the district center.
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| Kon Pring community cultural tourism village |
Standing on a pine hill along Highway 24 looking down at the Kon Pring Community Culture and Tourism Village, you will see the roof soaring high surrounding the warm stilt houses of the Xe Dang ethnic people here for many generations. now live. The clouds of blue smoke flying along with the mist and mountain clouds have made Kon Pring village more wild and mysterious. In the distance, mountain girls carrying bundles of firewood on their shoulders leisurely walked back to the village in the golden sunlight, guarding the mountains and the green valley of Kon Pring amidst the vast Truong Son mountains appearing with many clear colors.
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| Kon Pring community cultural tourism village |
Hidden under pine forests blowing in the wind, Kon Pring not only has a beautiful landscape but the people here also preserve many unique cultural features of the Mo Nam people here such as: Communal houses, stilt houses, gongs, traditional crafts such as brocade weaving, bamboo and rattan weaving and folk cuisine.
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| Traditional items in the space of Kon Pring rest house |
Besides, the festival system of the Xe Dang ethnic group here takes place all year round. These include the rice sowing ceremony, the water trough festival, the new rice eating ceremony, the rice warehouse closing ceremony, the communal house celebration... and life cycle rituals such as: getting married, giving birth, and coming of age. , passed away…
With small streams flowing through the village combined with mountainous terrain, surrounding pine forests and a cool year-round climate, Kon Pring is an ideal destination for tourists who want to rest, leisurely enjoy and experience. cultural identity as well as discovering the profoundness of the people and land of Kon Tum./.