Kon Ko Tu Village – Kom Tum

Introduction to Kon Kơ Tu Village

As an ancient village in a mountainous area, the Kon Kơ Tu community-based tourism village in Kon Tum City attracts visitors because of the pristine beauty of the local Ba Na ethnic culture. The village is located on the banks of the Đăk Bla River and is one of the oldest villages in Kon Tum City in the province of the same name. Kon Kơ Tu Village has 92 households with 530 Ba Na people. Because the village was formed very early, it still retains its ancient, wild and majestic natural beauty.

On the way to the village, you can see the winding paths along the legendary Đăk Bla River, the two sides of the road to the village are full of pink grass. In the distance are sandy beaches adorned with light purple sugarcane mixed with overlapping mountains to create a peaceful village view.

Entering the village, you can leave behind the noisy life outside and embrace the peacefulness. The fun and refreshing laughter of the children mixed with the sounds of weaving and the carving of statues create a beautiful old village.

Located about 8 km east of Kon Tum city center, Kon Ko Tu community tourism village still retains the unique architectural and cultural values ​​of the ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands in general and Bah Nar ethnic group in particular.

Cultural Information

In terms of culture, Kon Ko Tu community tourism village still retains the unique cultural features of the Bah Nar ethnic group such as: boating on the river, knitting bamboo, brocade weaving, making musical instruments and cultural exchange of gongs.

You can admire the Rông long house soaring in the blue sky which is a community house for the common activities of villagers such as meetings, festivals, xoang dances, participation in hand-loom weaving and dancing with the locals to the sound of gongs.