tour
6a
:
Buon
Ma
Thout
-
Buon
Don
tourist
center
-
Draynur
,
Draysap
waterfalls
–
BMT
city
tour
-
Lak
lake
(Three
days
,
two
nights
)
(
second
day
is
a
long
tour
145km
for
around
trip)
Come
to
Buon
Ma
Thuot
to
wallow
in
nature
*
First
day
:
we
greet
you
at
either
the
Buon
Ma
Thuot
airport
or
bus
station
to
your
hotel.
*Second
day
:
After
breakfast
at
8h,
we
go
to
Buon
Don
tourist
center,
here,
was
famous
for
the
traditional
wild
elephants
catching
and
elephant
taming
.
You
can
know
the
way
how
to
catch
and
taming
wild
elephants
of
M'nong
ethnic
people
.
Walk
across
the
bamboo
suspension
bridge
over
Serepok
river,
visit
an
ancient
wooden
house
on
stilts
with
Laotian
architecture.
Have
lunch
with
local
food
..
And
then
transfer
to
the
waterfalls,
take
a
walk
along
the
Serepok
river
to
enjoy
the
majestic
greatness
of
waterfalls
,
Draynur,Draysap
.
we
will
spend
two
hours
in
walking
along
the
river
on
a
small
track
through
a
natural
forest,
its
the
left
is
a
river
and
the
right
is
erect
cliffs
to
get
to
another
waterfall,
Draysap,
for
sightseeing,
and
swimming,
take
lots
of
picture,
scenery
here
is
really
picturesque
.
.
.
Come
back
to
Buon
Ma
Thuot
hotel
*Third
day
:
After
breakfast
at
8
a
m
check
-
out
and
go
to
visit
Akothon
(Ako
Dhong)
village
(the
village
of
Ede
minority
people),
ethnological
museum,
Trung
Nguyen
coffee
village
,
coffee
restaurant
of
MeHyCo
to
try
famous
coffee
of
Buon
Ma
Thuot.
If
you
are
interested
in
special
coffee,
you
can
try
and
see
them
eating
the
best
ripe
coffee
berries
to
make
special
coffee
called
weasel
coffee
(coffee
season
in
november).
We
then
go
to
beautiful
Lak
Lake,
on
our
way
we
stop
somewhere
to
see
rubber,
coffee,
plantations,
pepper
trees,
taking
some
pictures
from
a
beautiful
situation
overlooking
the
rice
field
valley,
..climb
a
big
rock,
grannite
stone
as
a
short
exercise
session
,
local
people
said
:‘any
person
who
reaches
the
top
of
the
rock
will
be
happy
and
never
getting
old’
.
Bao
Dai
Emperor’s
house
(The
Last
Emperor
of
The
Dynasty
of
Nguyen),
visit
Jun
village
(the
village
of
M’Nong
minority
people)
share
the
simple
ways
of
living
in
many
long
houses
of
the
village..
row
a
piragua
on
Lak
Lake
to
see
natural
lotus
flowers
get
to
M’Lieng
village
lying
along
Lak
Lake,
elephant
riding,
a
great
experience.
It
is
very
interesting,
elephants
paddle
across
the
lake
,
they
are
intelligent
to
use
their
trunk
to
measure
the
depth
of
water
how
to
not
get
wet
tourists
on
their
backs..
•
come
back
to
Buon
Ma
Thuot
center
or
Buon
Ma
Thuot
airport,
depends
on
your
request
Buon
Don
beside
Serepok
river
When
speaking
of
DakLak
,
we
must
talk
of
elephants
because
DakLak
is
the
native
place
of
elephants.
Ban
Don
is
the
home
of
wild
elephant
catchers
and
tamers
whose
fame
was
once
echoed
throughout
the
whole
of
Southeast
Asia.
Elephants
have
become
a
means
for
the
natives
to
make
a
living.
Traditional
elephant
races
also
take
place
here.
Ban
Don,
also
called
Buon
Don,
in
Laotian
"
Island
village,"
is
about
45
km
North
West
of
Buon
Ma
Thuot.
Here
the
trade
of
wild
elephant
catching
and
taming
and
has
made
it
completely
different
from
any
other
village.
The
Edeh,
the
M'nong,
and
the
Jarai
villages
in
the
past
were
very
prosperous.
The
chiefs,
including
Y
Thu
(Khun
Ja
Nop)
,
Y
Ky,
and
others
were
considered
as
kings,
ruling
over
large
areas
of
land.
Now
in
Ban
Don
the
customs
and
the
cultural
activities
are
a
blend
of
many
regions,
countries,
and
eras.
Coming
to
Ban
Don,
you
can
ride
elephants
to
sightsee
the
jungles,
learn
about
elephant
catching
and
taming,
and
various
other
activities.
AK
LAKE
Lac
Lake,
located
56
km
from
Buon
Ma
Thuot,
is
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province,
close
to
National
Highway
26.
The
great
body
of
water
hemmed
between
low
mountains
has
been
home
to
many
kinds
of
wading
birds
for
a
long
time.
On
the
lakeside
of
Lac
Lake
is
a
magnificent
palace
owned
by
the
last
Nguyen
King,
Bao
Dai.
Standing
on
the
balcony
of
the
second
floor,
visitors
get
a
panoramic
view
of
the
valley
and
the
lake
below.
The
remains
the
royal
boat
which
was
boarded
for
short
cruises
by
the
owner
of
the
palace,
Bao
Dai,
whenever
he
stayed
in
the
palace.
Jun
Village
By
the
side
of
LAK
LAKE
is
the
sizeable
the
M'nong
Rlam
village
of
Jun
with
over
30
long
houses.
Different
from
the
M'nong
Gar
who
live
in
on-ground
houses,
the
M'nong
Rlam
live
in
longhouses
which
are
built
on
stilts
like
the
Edeh.
Their
method
of
building
long
houses
has
remained
simple
and
consists
mainly
of
binding
bamboo
with
thatch
for
the
roof
and
walls,
constructing
support
pillars
and
framing
with
wood
using
tenon-mortise
technique.
No
metal
nails
are
used.
The
houses
are
cool
and
well-ventilated,
thanks
to
the
building
materials
of
thatch
and
bamboo.
In
the
M'nong
language,
Jun
means
"jutting
out."
The
village
is
named
Jun
because
it
juts
out
from
green
LAK
LAKE.
Coming
to
LAK
LAKE,
you
may
ride
elephants
around
the
village,
row
dugout
canoes
on
the
lake
or
enjoy
the
Gong
show
and
drinking
jar-wine
with
the
villagers.
You
are
welcome
to
stay
overnight
in
the
traditional
longhouses
at
a
budget
price,
allowing
you
to
experience
the
local
lifestyle
of
the
village.
Please
feel
free
to
contact
us
on
Chính
(Mr)
Tour
Operator
E-mail
:
Happytour.chinh@yahoo.com
Hot
line:
(+84)
90.515.9726
Website:
Daklaktour.com
and
Buon
ma
thuot
tour.com
Happy
Travel
Co.,
Ltd
;
Tel +84.2623911424
Buon
Ma
Thuot,
DakLak,
Vietnam
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tour
6a
:
Buon
Ma
Thout
-
Buon
Don
tourist
center
-
Draynur
,
Draysap
waterfalls
–
BMT
city
tour
-
Lak
lake
(Three
days
,
two
nights
)
When
speaking
of
DakLak
,
we
must
talk
of
elephants
because
DakLak
is
the
native
place
of
elephants.
Ban
Don
is
the
home
of
wild
elephant
catchers
and
tamers
whose
fame
was
once
echoed
throughout
the
whole
of
Southeast
Asia.
Lac
Lake,
located
56
km
from
Buon
Ma
Thuot,
is
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province,
close
to
National
Highway
26.
The
great
body
of
water
hemmed
between
low
mountains
has
been
home
to
many
kinds
of
wading
birds
for
a
long
time.
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