Discover “Symphony of New Winds”

As one of the three main exploration routes of Dak Nong UNESCO Global Geopark, Lam Dong province, route 2 “Symphony of New Wind” opens a journey to discover the diverse beauty of nature, culture and history on the red basalt land rich in sediments.

Volcano Lake (commonly known as West Lake) - an ancient volcanic crater located in the middle of Duc Lap commune has a poetic beauty with a diverse freshwater ecosystem.

Route 2 “Symphony of New Wind” includes 15 unique stops, stretching through many communes in the North of Lam Dong province. Each destination is a “note” in the lively symphony of nature and people.

Those are Bang Mo volcano, Serepok bridge, Ede cultural village, Xoai garden, basalt eruptions, rubber forest, Hill 722 relic - Dak Sak, Dak Mil prison, Volcano lake, Nam Gle volcano, Truong Son road relic, Ho Chi Minh road connection point, Luu Ly waterfall, Truc Lam Dao Nguyen Zen monastery, Cacao garden.

Traditional long houses imbued with the cultural identity of the Ede Kpa people in villages in Cu Jut commune - a long-standing residence along the Serepok river

Not only does it have unique geological value, Line 2 is also a journey to explore the cultural exchange between communities from many regions. This is where the footsteps of “new winds” - knowledge, technology and pioneering spirit - converge, forming a dynamic, prosperous and sustainable land.

Thanks to special soil conditions from volcanic basalt soil and abundant underground water, Dak Gan mango, Dak Mil commune is famous for its outstanding quality, becoming the main crop of the locality.

On the journey to explore route 2 “Symphony of New Wind”, visitors have the opportunity to experience the harmony between nature and people, creating a lively music of “new wind”. This is not only an exploration trip but also an opportunity to learn about the biodiversity and culture of the Central Highlands.

With a harmonious landscape, combining the past and present, between people and nature, “Symphony of New Wind” is a vivid slice in the panorama of Dak Nong UNESCO Global Geopark, opening up the potential for sustainable tourism development associated with heritage conservation.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/kham-pha-ban-giao-huong-cua-lan-gio-moi-382029.html