Kon Bring Village, Mang Den

Introduction to Kon Bring Village

Kon Bring Community Tourism Village is one of four major tourist villages in Kon Plong district. This is the living place of the M’Nam ethnic group. With many features such as the architecture of the Krong house, the stilt houses or the gong dances of the Central Highlands, this is a tourist village that attracts a lot of young people who come to enjoy and learn about the culture.

Like Kon Kotu village, Kon Bring village has a peaceful, simple and rustic beauty with wooden houses and customs with the identity of the M’Nam people. Around Kon Bring community tourism village, there are many stories of the M’Nam ethnic group as well as interesting legends about Mang Den.

Kon Bring Community Tourism Culture Village is a collection of traditional stilt houses next to the towering Krong roof in the centre of the village. Beneath the smoke, gently drifting through the Mang Den pine forests scented with new resin, Kon Bring Community Tourism Village appears as a magical, sparkling space enveloping the life of the M’Nam people.

Cultural Information

Gong Culture: The Central Highlands gongs are a unique cultural feature that visitors should enjoy when coming to this area. This is a long-standing beautiful culture not only of the M’Nam community in particular but also of the ethnic minority community in the Central Highlands in general.

The space of gongs is often associated with festivals. The sound of this instrument is low, sometimes high, and melodious throughout a vast mountainous region. Only the gongs that are played in the Central Highlands have the best sound. Everything from musical instruments, sounds, people and mountains of the Central Highlands constitutes to the beauty of the Central Highlands Gong Cultural Space.