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Warm, clear weather draws crowds to community tourism sites in western Dak Lak during the 2026 New Year holiday

Local residents stage traditional performances, featuring lively gong music, to welcome visitors.

Visitors enjoy the traditional cultural setting and local hospitality, taking photos with artisans

Visitors take photos by E De longhouses, elephant statues and iconic images of the Central Highlands.

Village elders explain the architecture and cultural significance of E De longhouses to visitors.

The E De longhouse cultural space draws visitors at Ko Tam Community Eco-cultural Tourism Area on the first day of the new year.

Free cultural activities allow visitors and local residents to join gong performances and xoang dances
around a neu pole (a tall bamboo tree with red material strips used to ward off evil spirits during New Year)

Visitors sample traditional E De rice wine as part of the cultural experience.

Visitors listen to rustic sounds from traditional musical instruments performed by local artisans.

Dak Lak Museum hosts cultural activities in an E De longhouse, recreating traditional daily life around the hearth and local food preparation.

Visitors take part in wood-fire coffee roasting, sample naturally roasted coffee and traditional dishes, and try bamboo and rattan musical instruments

Gong performances and cultural experiences draw visitors to Dak Lak in New Year

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