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Culture, Ede cuisine, and Dray Nur Waterfall

9 hoursMinimum 3 guests
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Hosted by Do Quang Vu
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What makes this experience unique?
This journey spends most of the time inside a village to learn about the daily life of the Ê Đê community. You will visit a traditional longhouse, a type of house where several generations of a family used to live together. Local guides and residents share stories about their daily routines, customs, and how life in the village has changed over time. Besides visiting places, you may also take part in simple activities such as preparing meals or helping with small farming tasks, making the experience more about spending time with the community rather than just sightseeing.
What you'll get to experience with us
Explore the original cultural life of the Ede people through a deep and connecting 2-day journey. Visitors will visit traditional villages, Ede longhouses, ethnic cultural museums, experience cooking and agricultural work with local people. The journey also takes you to the majestic Dray Nur waterfall - a natural symbol of the Central Highlands region. The tour is aimed at eco-friendly, sustainable, and emotional tourism - for those who want to live slowly, understand deeply, and appreciate indigenous culture.
Plan
  1. 1
    Day 01: Culture and people of the Ede.
    In the morning, you will be welcomed and meet a guide to start the journey to explore the unique culture of the Ede ethnic group. Explore the Dak Lak Museum of Ethnology, where many artifacts reflecting the traditional cultural life of local ethnic groups are preserved and displayed. Next, you will visit an Ede village and enjoy a traditional lunch with the rich and distinctive flavors of the ethnic group. In the afternoon, the journey leads you to the majestic Dray Nur waterfall, where you can enjoy the pristine beauty of nature and the cool freshness here. Then, you return to the homestay of an E De family to rest and prepare for the next experiences. In the evening, immerse yourself with the host family in the garden to pick vegetables, harvest fresh produce. Under the guidance of the host, you will learn how to cook traditional Ede dishes, explore the secrets of ancestral culinary art. End the evening with a self-cooked meal, enjoy it with family, and listen to the unique cultural stories in the cozy space of the traditional long house.
  2. 2
    Day 02: Experience being a local resident.
    Morning: Start with a hearty family breakfast at the host's house, creating a sense of closeness and friendliness. Then, you will visit a farm and directly participate with local people in seasonal agricultural activities such as planting coffee and caring for crops. This is an opportunity for you to gain a deeper understanding of rural life, traditional farming techniques, and the simple, genuine life of the Ede people. Afternoon: At the end of the journey to explore and experience the life of the local people, you will carry memories, smiles, and memorable stories from this adventure before ending the tour.
What You Need to Know
Terms & Conditions
- Age: from 12-60 years old, good health - Clothing: lightweight, comfortable, suitable for outdoor activities - Bring necessary personal belongings - Not applicable for people with heart disease, high blood pressure, pregnant women
Cancellation Policy
- Schedule 24 hours in advance - Cancel within 15 days of use: retain 50% of the deposit fee
Child Policy
- Under 12 years old: not recommended to participate - From 12-15 years old: need an adult to accompany and sign a commitment
What's included?
Beverage
Guide
Meal
Homestay
Travel insurance
Air-conditioned vehicle
Getting Here
Dak Lak, VietnamDak Lak

Dak Lak is a province in the Central Highlands region, famous for its majestic landscapes and unique culture. It is home to vast forests, lush green coffee hills, and a refreshing climate. The highlights of Dak Lak are the romantic Lak Lake, the majestic Dray Nur - Dray Sap waterfalls, and Buon Don - a land associated with the unique elephant hunting culture. Not only rich in natural beauty, Dak Lak is also the birthplace of the Central Highlands Gong Culture Space, intangible cultural heritage of humanity, and traditional festivals of the Ede, Mnong, and Gia Rai ethnic groups. The harmonious blend of mountains, forests, rivers, waterfalls, and cultural identity has created a Dak Lak that is both majestic and deeply poetic.

Getting Around
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Tags
#Socio-economic impacts#Mountain / Hill#Flexible #Meals included#Couples#Families with Children#Solo Travelers#Seniors#English#Vietnamese#Cultural impacts#Small Groups / Friends#5-7 hours#Easy#Environmental impacts#Guide & support#Traditional Craft Village
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