Ako Dhong Village - An Ede cultural space in the heart of the city Located in Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak Province, Ako Dhong Village was established in 1956 and currently serves as a community-based tourism village. The village is characterized by its traditional longhouses, lush greenery, village paths, and the distinct cultural elements of the Ede community. The value of this filming location lies in the coexistence of traditional residential spaces and modern urban life. The village preserves longhouses, gongs, musical instruments, brocade weaving, basketry, and the custom of 'Khan' storytelling (Klei Khan), which has been recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. These elements create a cultural space suitable for capturing authentic community life and cultural practices. For film production, this location is ideal for documentaries, cultural/ethnic films, art films, and feature films exploring life in the Central Highlands, particularly scenes involving community activities, longhouses, and traditional crafts. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: Vietnamnet Newspaper; internet