About Dong Xanh Park
Dong Xanh Park is a cultural and ecological park located in An Phu commune, Pleiku city, Gia Lai Province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. Established as a recreation and cultural preservation site, it features replicas of traditional communal houses of Central Highlands ethnic groups, sculptures, landscaped gardens and a Hung Kings temple. The park is notable for showcasing Jarai and Bahnar cultural heritage and serves as a leisure and educational destination near Pleiku.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a landscaped park with open gardens, pathways, artificial streams and ponds, large stone and wood sculptures, and full-scale replicas of traditional Rong houses and communal houses of Jarai and Bahnar groups. The site includes a Hung Kings Temple area, exhibition spaces with ethnic artifacts, photo spots, and shaded resting areas. The environment is park-like and family-oriented, suitable for walking, sightseeing and learning about Central Highlands culture.
Key highlights
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Replicas of traditional Rong houses and communal houses of Central Highlands ethnic groups
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Hung Kings Temple within the park grounds
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Collection of wood and stone sculptures depicting Central Highlands culture
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Landscaped gardens, ponds and walking paths
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Cultural exhibition area showcasing artifacts and daily life of Jarai and Bahnar people
Culture & Context
The park is designed to preserve and present the cultural heritage of Central Highlands ethnic groups, particularly the Jarai and Bahnar, through architecture, sculpture and artifacts. Its Hung Kings Temple area reflects Vietnamese ancestral worship traditions, while the communal house replicas and cultural displays serve as an educational space for visitors to learn about local customs, rituals and traditional building styles.
Route
| By air | Via Pleiku Airport, then road transfer to the park |
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| By road |