• Central Highland of Vietnam break
  • Central Highland of Vietnam break
  • Duration:04 Days
  • Start/End: Pleiku / Buon Ma Thuot
  • Visit: Kon Tum - Pleiku - Buon Ma Thuot
  • Category: Private tour
  • Tour guide in: English, Français
  • Travel style: Authentic
  • From $ 376( 8,460,000 VND )


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  • Very cool person. We had a very nice boat with very friendly crew in Halong Bay. Their organisation was perfect.
    Loic Chassot
    Loic Chassot
    Mar 19, 2024
  • Lim gave us excellent advice. She organised a tailor-made tour for us that perfectly met our expectations. You can trust her with your eyes shut!
    Gaëlle Soriano
    Gaëlle Soriano
    Mar 19, 2024
  • We spent 2 extraordinary days, the guide and driver were very kind and helpful. We were able to taste the typical dishes of the region, it was really delicious. The visit...
    My  Luu
    My Luu
    Mar 19, 2024
  • Many thanks to Lim who organized the Halong Bay cruise for us and for all his good advice before we left for Vietnam. We recommend Izitour and of course Lim....
    Sarah  Romano
    Sarah Romano
    Mar 19, 2024
  • A big thank you to Lien for providing us with a customised four day itinerary to Hanoi; our driver and tour guides were exceptional. We enjoyed all the food and...
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    Kalia P
    Mar 5, 2024

    KON TUM, LET'S GO TO AN UNKNOWN LAND

    By going to the landlocked province of Kon Tum, located in the Central Highlands near the borders of Laos and Cambodia, you will discover another face of Vietnam, more authentic and in direct contact with the ancestral traditions of the ethnic minorities that populate the region. A province marked by the imprint of history, it is full of beautiful surprises and unexpected encounters.

    The superb wooden church of Kon Tum

    The Kon Tum region was once a true land of Catholic missionaries. The evangelization of this region began more than 170 years ago with the presence of the Foreign Missions of Paris. It is in 1848, in the midst of the persecution of Catholicism in Vietnam, that we must go back to these origins. Bishop Etienne Cuénot, then Vicar Apostolic of Eastern Cochinchina - he was later martyred and canonized - was at the origin of the first attempts to proclaim the Gospel in this region. Built in 1913 and dedicated to St. Cuénot, the wooden church of Kon Tum retains a certain cachet despite the concrete reconstruction of the base walls. You will appreciate its pointed roof like the ones of the communal houses, its interior rich in precious wood decorations, its majestic bell tower over 20 meters high, its wooden floor raised one meter to allow ventilation and its superb multicoloured stained glass windows depicting passages from the Bible. Today, the diocese of Kon Tum is home to more than 200,000 Catholics, two-thirds of whom belong to ethnic minorities.

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