Return to the Central Highlands in the season of bees collecting honey

The Central Highlands, the land of legendary epics, the land of deep green forests, where roads wind through old forests, where rustic villages appear and disappear among the clouds, where gong culture imbued with national identity blends with the modern pace of life always has a strange fascination.

Under the lonely tree canopy in the middle of the Central Highlands fields, silhouettes of people walked silently in the brilliant sunset, like a symphony between humans and nature. A magical moment, where the past, present and future intersect in the colors of heaven and earth.

People here make their own products to serve their daily lives.

People here make their own products to serve their daily lives.

People here make their own ceramic products to serve their daily lives.

Ede elders pass on gong sounds to the next generation - sounds that connect tradition with the future.

In the Central Highlands, the sacred bond between humans, elephants and the great forest has woven together a "symphony of mountains and forests", echoing through many generations.

Brave elephants cross the water, carrying their riders on their backs. A vivid image that recreates the ancient cultural beauty of the great land, where people and elephants are closely connected in life and spirituality.

A simple moment but full of national culture in the middle of the great nature.

The herd of elephants returned to the forest after a day of roaming, their silhouettes printed against the sunset sky.

The deep sound of the horn attracts elephants from afar, helping the mahouts gather the herd or lead them back to the village.

Foreign tourists experience elephant riding.

Tourists enjoy the experience of riding elephants.

Pham Tuan Anh (Vietnam News Agency )

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