About Kon Klor Communal House
Kon Klor Communal House is a traditional Rong house of the Ba Na ethnic group located in Kon Klor Village, Thang Loi Ward, Kon Tum City, Quang Ngai Province. Situated near the Dak Bla River and Kon Klor Suspension Bridge, it is noted as one of the largest Rong houses in the Central Highlands. Built in traditional stilt architecture with a tall thatched roof, it serves as a community gathering place and cultural symbol.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large traditional stilt house with a steep, high thatched roof made of wood, bamboo and tranh grass, standing about 17 meters high. The interior features wooden pillars, woven bamboo walls and a spacious communal hall used for gatherings and performances. The house is located in a village setting near the Dak Bla River, surrounded by open yard area, with views of the nearby Kon Klor Suspension Bridge. Visitors can walk around the exterior and interior, observe architectural details and learn about Ba Na culture.
Key highlights
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One of the largest Rong houses in the Central Highlands, about 17 meters high
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Traditional Ba Na architecture with tall thatched roof and wooden stilt structure
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Located adjacent to the Kon Klor Suspension Bridge over the Dak Bla River
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Central community space displaying traditional artifacts, gongs and carvings