The Coffee World Museum is a fascinating new attraction in Buon Ma Thuot, Dak Lak, the Central Highlands’ center of coffee production. Visitors can not only explore the history and culture of coffee across the world by coming here, but they can also take in the striking architecture, which is a popular check-in for young people.

Located about 30 kilometers from Buon Ma Thuot city in the direction of Ho Chi Minh City, the waterfall cluster of Dray Sap - Dray Nur connects the two provinces of Dak Lak and Dak Nong. Dray Sap Waterfall is also known as the Husband Waterfall, while Dray Nur is the Wife Waterfall.

Standing over 30 meters, you can admire both waterfalls cascading into the deep river, creating a stunning and picturesque view. From a distance, the Dray Nur waterfall appears as a massive wall of water, with countless streams of pristine white water intertwining, shimmering, and creating a mystical and enchanting scene amidst the majestic forests and mountains. During the rainy season, Dray Sap waterfall experiences a powerful rush of water, with water spray reaching out over a vast area of up to thousands of square meters.

Both of them are beautiful and majestic waterfalls, attracting tourists with the natural wonders bestowed by Mother Nature.

A waterfall in Dak Lak, Thuy Tien Waterfall, commonly referred to as Three Floors Waterfall, is situated in the Ea Puk commune of the Krong Nang district. It is also referred to as the Three Floors Waterfall since there are three tiers of water pouring. The first floor comprises simple, uphill steps on a narrow slope. There are shallow swimming ponds on the second floor, which is dispersed by several stone steps. On the third floor, water falls from the ceiling into a sizable lake.

The Yokdon National Park, the Ea Kao Lake tourism area, the Buon Ma Thuot pine hill, and the Cham Yang Prong tower are just a few of the several additional tourist attractions in Buon Ma Thuot that can be explored and enjoyed.
 

The Buon Ma Thuot exile home, a French-built structure that not only has a distinctive architectural design but also maintains historical achievements of the country, is located at 18, Tan Thuat Street, Tu An Ward, Buon Ma Thuot City. Coming here, visitors will clearly feel the patriotic spirit of Vietnamese people during the war. Visitors to this country should not skip this well-known location in Buon Ma Thuot.

Red noodle is a specialty of the people in Dak Lak that any visitor must try when coming there. Red noodle can be likened to the color of the basaltic soil and its name is derived from the color of the vermicelli noodles, which are served with a vibrant and eye-catching reddish-orange broth.

Although the flavor bears some similarities to the noodles of the Southern region of Vietnam, red noodle in Buon Ma Thuot is known for its thicker, more flavorful noodles that are chewy and crisp. It's also one of the most popular evening dishes among the locals in the "coffee capital".

Due to its catch from the Serepok River, which makes it particularly hefty and gives the meat a harder texture than fish from other locations, the grilled bagridae is a specialty dish of Buon Ma Thuot that is very well-liked by tourists. the bagridae that has been grilled with salt and pepper and served with a sauce made in accordance with a traditional recipe has an enticing flavor.

Visitors must taste the deer soaked in vinegar, another Buon Ma Thuot delicacy. Thinly sliced deer, prepared to resemble beef, is immersed in a boiling vinegar-based soup and served with a variety of vegetables and thinly sliced green bananas.

Visitors must taste the deer soaked in vinegar, another Buon Ma Thuot delicacy. Thinly sliced deer, prepared to resemble beef, is immersed in a boiling vinegar-based soup and served with a variety of vegetables and thinly sliced green bananas.

The 20,000 m2 Trung Nguyen Coffee Village is renowned for its old and distinctive Central Highlands-inspired architectural cluster. Visitors that come here will be surrounded by greenery, able to view the old coffee trees, taste the local coffee, and see the Ede house – a place display the Central Highlands’ historical antiquities, including a collection of gongs and tools, agricultural implements, and weapons. Trung Nguyen Coffee Village is an attractive and interesting destination when traveling to Buon Ma Thuot.

In Buon Ma Thuot, Lak Lake is a source of pride, a vast motherly water source nurturing countless lives, and a protective shelter for the M'Nong villages. This is the second-largest freshwater lake in Vietnam, only after Ba Be Lake in the northern region.

Every evening, as the last rays of sunlight gently penetrate the space before disappearing completely, on a wooden boat, a sense of tranquility sets in as you glide along the clear waters. Listening to the M'Nong people tell the magnificent stories of the origin of Lake Lắk is a unique experience. However, Lak Lake is located more than an hour's drive from the center of Buon Ma Thuot. Therefore, if you have a fondness for Lak Lake, it's advisable to rent a homestay or a hotel in the vicinity to explore life there for at least a day!

December is the ideal month to visit Buon Ma Thuot. The season of wild sunflowers, which bloom in a stunning white color all the way, and the delicious scent of coffee flowers in the forest are both present at this time. These thing create a fantastic sensation that you will never forget. Visitors can take part in the distinctive festivals of ethnic minorities in Buon Ma Thuot if they arrive at the correct time. Villagers frequently hold hands and dance around the campfire during festivals to the rhythm of gongs.

Bamboo Airways operates flight routes from Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City to Buon Ma Thuot at the lowest prices.

Due to its comfort and safety, this is the most widely used mode of transportation. This allows travelers, especially those with limited time, to go more quickly. Flying from Hanoi to Buon Ma Thuot will take you around 1 hour and 40 minutes, and traveling from Ho Chi Minh City to Buon Ma Thuot would take you about 55 minutes.

There are direct buses to Buon Ma Thuot and other districts of Dak Lak province from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. At the bus station or by calling the hotline, travelers can purchase bus tickets to Buon Ma Thuot. From Ho Chi Minh City, it takes around 8 hours to drive, while from Hanoi, it takes roughly a day.

• Walking: An excellent way to view the sites and discover Buon Ma Thuot’s inner city
• Motorbike: Renting a motorbike is not very common in this area. But, you can make arrangements with the hotel where you are staying to hire one. The cost will be between 100,000 and 150,000 VND every day
• Taxi: Another practical mode of transportation for tourists in Buon Ma Thuot is the taxi. This is a practical way to travel while avoiding the sun, wind, and hazardous terrain