Mang Den Tourist Area

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The 'second Da Lat' of the Central Highlands with vast pine forests, waterfalls, clear lakes, and cool weather year-round.

Sitting at over twelve hundred meters, Mang Den is likened to the 'second Da Lat' of the Central Highlands, with vast primeval pine forests and cool weather year-round. In the early morning, fog blankets the pine-covered slopes, the space strangely still and pure. This land is generously blessed with placid lakes, white waterfalls like Pa Sy Falls, and flower gardens and green tea hills. Mang Den is also sacred, with a statue of the Virgin Mary amid the pines drawing crowds of pilgrims. The local Mo Nam and Xo Dang peoples still keep their rustic, hospitable way of life. To visit Mang Den is to return to a place of peace, to fill your lungs with the scent of pine and forget every worry.

Visitor information

When is the best time to visit Mang Den Tourist Area?

November to March, the flower and fog season

How long do you need at Mang Den Tourist Area?

2 days 1 night

What are the opening hours of Mang Den Tourist Area?

All day

Did you know

Sits at about 1,200m altitude, with cool weather year-round.
Dubbed the 'second Da Lat' of the Central Highlands.
Has Pa Sy Falls, Dak Ke Lake, and many beautiful pine forests.
The Mang Den Virgin Mary statue is a famous pilgrimage site.
In Kon Plong district, about 50 km from Kon Tum city.

Travel tips

Bring warm clothing as nights and early mornings in Mang Den are quite cold.
Rent a motorbike or car to travel between the far-apart attractions.

Source: https://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C4%83ng_%C4%90en

Updated: 2026-08-06