Dak Lak Province

Dak Lak, the land where the vast Central Highlands meet the blue waters of the South Central Coast, embodies a unique intersection of nature, culture, and modern life. From the Ede and M’nong villages with their traditional longhouses and the cultural space of gongs to the lush coffee plateaus and majestic waterfalls, Dak Lak creates a distinct identity rich in depth and evocative power. Beyond the pristine beauty of the mountains and forests, Dak Lak today is expanding its development toward the coast, forming a unique connection between the highlands and the seaside. Experiences in community culture, ecotourism, coffee agriculture, and coastal resorts create a diverse tapestry where visitors can explore many facets of nature and local life within a single journey. For filmmakers, Dak Lak is an "open studio" with immense potential. The diversity of filming locations—from vast forests, waterfalls, and ethnic villages to indigenous cultural spaces, coffee plateaus, and coastal areas—provides a rich landscape system, perfect for telling cinematic stories that capture the essence of Vietnam's nature, culture, and people. Content compiled by: PTIT Photo source: