Central Highlands

I came to the Central Highlands in the “cutest” season, the season filled with blooming coffee flowers, the season of changing leaves in the rubber forest 🍂 The obsession of coming here during the coffee flower season made us quickly book tickets just a few days in advance, when reading reviews that the flowers were blooming, the rubber forest in Kon Tum was turning yellow. Gia Lai, Kon Tum in February really favored us with cool, sunny days, red sunsets, white coffee flowers and a gentle fragrance on every road. I call this trip a “healing” trip, because the sunshine and wind of the Central Highlands helped me escape the sickness caused by the humid weather of the North, I took advantage of sunbathing as much as possible, and also took the opportunity to drink lots of good coffee, eat dry pho continuously without getting bored 😝 There are trips that do not require too detailed planning. There are lands that cannot find a specific reason to answer why we love them. And the Central Highlands is the place for me to "improvise" and have a special affection every time I mention it 💕 ———— ✈️ Reference schedule (4N3D): ▪️ Day 1: Hanoi - Pleiku City, afternoon go to Bien Ho Tea, hundred-year-old pine trees, check in coffee plantation right next to pine trees, watch the sunset at Bien Ho Pleiku. ▪️ Day 2: have breakfast in Pleiku, 10am take the bus to Mang Den, check in at Toki, afternoon go watch the sunset at area 37 households. ▪️ Day 3: Check in Mang Den pine trees, Dak Ke lake, then take the bus back to Kon Tum City Afternoon in Kon Tum: go to the wooden church, Kon Tum Bishop's Palace, rubber forest (on the way to Mang Den), 5pm take the bus back to Pleiku City. ▪️ Day 4: morning go to Dak Doa Wind Power Plant, 90° slope, afternoon go to Pkeiku market, go to the airport and return to Hanoi. #checkinvietnam #checkingialai #checkinkontum #checkinmangden