Măng Đen boasts a cool climate throughout the year, making it an ideal destination to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. This land is covered by pristine forests, majestic waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, and fields of yellow wild sunflowers in the winter.

Pristine Forests

Located on a vast plateau, Măng Đen is surrounded by pristine forests that cover up to 93.31% of its natural area. The forests here not only have a diverse ecosystem but also preserve their untouched beauty. The area is home to many ancient trees, along with wildlife such as monkeys, deer, forest birds, and rare plants.

Lakes and Waterfalls

Măng Đen is also famous for its stunning lakes and waterfalls. Đăk Long Lake, with its clear water reflecting the sky and surrounding trees, offers a peaceful retreat. Pa Sỹ Waterfall and Đăk Ke Waterfall are also popular trekking spots, where cool water cascades from above, creating a majestic landscape.

Mang Den offers a variety of accommodation options for visitors:

Luxury Resorts: These resorts are equipped with full amenities and offer a luxurious and comfortable space.

• Resort Dakke Măng Đen, Đăk Ke, Mang Den Town, Kon Plông, Kon Tum.
• EPIC Resort, Thôn 13, Đăk Ruồng Commune, Kon Rầy, Kon Tum.

Homestays: Experience life close to nature through homestay options.

• Rosie Garden, 34 Phạm Văn Đồng, Măng Đen Town, Kon Plông District, Kon Tum.
• De Vivrem, 23 Hồ Xuân Hương Street, Mang Den.

Hotels and Inns: Hotels and inns with a range of prices, from basic to high-end.

• Hotel Cát Tường, Võ Nguyên Giáp, Đắk Long, Kon Tum.
• Golden Boutique Hotel, 26 Nguyễn Du, Mang Den.

Mang Den has a temperate climate, cool throughout the year, with an average temperature ranging from 18°C to 25°C. The ideal time to visit is from November to April, during the dry season, which is perfect for outdoor activities. From May to October, Mang Den experiences refreshing and cool air after the rain, making it another great time to explore the area.

Mang Den is home to various ethnic minority groups such as the Ba Na, Gia Rai, Xơ Đăng, and H’rê. Visitors can explore traditional villages and participate in festivals like the Gong Festival and Lunar New Year. The gong is a distinctive musical instrument of the Central Highlands people, symbolizing the harmony between culture and nature