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Conserving the rare Thuy Tung tree - Vietnam Imprints

Culture & Tourism 14:32 06/10/2025

The Thuy Tung tree, a rare treasure of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, has only about 160 trees left in Đắk Lắk Province, with a few in Laos and China. It cannot reproduce naturally and is at risk of extinction, listed in the Red Book. Conservation efforts have started, focusing on habitat protection and its insect-repellent properties, but sustainable, long-term methods are still needed to save this precious species.

The “Golden Nut” of Vietnam - Local Towards Global

Culture & Tourism 21:13 25/09/2025

From the red basalt soil of Đắk Lắk to markets around the world, the macadamia tree has travelled an extraordinary path. Once met with scepticism, it is now known as the “golden nut” - a symbol of resilience, innovation, and the determination of Vietnamese farmers and entrepreneurs. Join us in discovering how the Central Highlands’ macadamia is becoming a source of national pride and a promise for the future.

Preservation of rare water conifers - Vibes of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 19:11 06/09/2025

Only a population of just over 100 rare water conifers remains in Dak Lak Province. This plant holds both economic and scientific value, yet faces the risk of extinction as it can no longer reproduce naturally. Urgent conservation measures are being implemented to save this species listed in the Red Data Book.

Dak Lak's Tropical fruits - Fine Cuisine

Culture & Tourism 20:54 03/09/2025

Dak Lak is the land of elephants, place of gong festival, captivating dances, and a land of stunning natural landscapes. With its cool climate and fertile red basalt soil, Dak Lak is also a paradise for tropical fruits.

Lak Lake's Delicacies - Fine Cuisine

Culture & Tourism 20:13 03/09/2025

Lak Lake, 56 km south of Buon Ma Thuot, is a tranquil oasis surrounded by rolling hills. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, experience Mnong traditions, and savor local delicacies.