Bien Ho - Dreamy eyes

From Diên Hồng Park to large-scale community music nights, Pleimer Town is crafting a unique narrative for young people through music. In "Gia Lai's people tell their stories", they share heartfelt reflections on their journey of nurturing passion and sowing seeds of emotion.

 Located near the popular tourist route from Pleiku to the Chư Đang Ya volcano (Biển Hồ commune), Thóc Garden is situated in alley, which is about 10 kilometers northwest of Pleiku city center. This spot has become a familiar destination for many young people and visitors from near and far.

With comprehensive preparations, a series of vibrant cultural, sports, and tourism activities, and impressive figures in both visitor numbers and revenue, Gia Lai is demonstrating a promising transformation from the very first days of the new year.

Located about 20 kilometers from the center of Quy Nhon, Nhon Hai captivates visitors with its blue sea, the picturesque Hon Kho Island and unique cultural traditions.

Standing in quiet contemplation for nearly 400 years in An Nhon, Thap Thap Pagoda is not only a national historical and cultural relic, but also a place where architectural, historical, and cultural imprints are deeply intertwined with the memories and lives of generations of local residents.

Erecting the "cây nêu" (New Year’s bamboo pole) during Tet remains a traditional custom preserved in many localities. Today, families have added creative touches to the decoration of the cây nêu, creating a festive Tet and spring atmosphere and imbued with spiritual significance.

Through participation in various clubs, students at Quoc Hoc Quy Nhon High School are able to broaden their knowledge, develop essential skills, and gradually build confidence and character. Each day, they grow not only academically but also in their readiness to face life’s challenges.

Gia Lai 2026: Where the great forest meets the blue sea. A year of festivals, experiences, cultural identity, and fascinating encounters between the highlands and the ocean. The National Tourism Year 2026 - Gia Lai has officially begun! Will you be part of this journey?

The Cho Nho night street has come into operation, creating a vibrant space for culture, cuisine, and community tourism, and has quickly become a new destination in the mountain town of Pleiku.

On January 25, Pleiku Ward urgently completed the final touches to the landscape along the embankment of the Hoi Phu Stream, preparing to welcome visitors to explore the Cho Nho Night Street. This project began its trial run on the evening of January 25 and will officially open on January 30.

Join students from Tran Cao Van High School No. 1 (Quy Nhon Ward) as they visit the fishing village of Nhon Hai, home to the vibrant Cau Ngu Festival. Here, students experience vivid lessons on cultural preservation, environmental protection, and the responsibilities toward seas and islands.

The Quang Trung Museum, located in Tay Son commune, serves as a memorial to the peasant hero Nguyen Hue (Emperor Quang Trung) and the Tay Son uprising. It is also a captivating cultural and historical destination in the land renowned for martial arts.

This week's "Class Without Walls" program will join the children of Son Ca Kindergarten (Quy Nhon North Ward) for a camping experience designed to help them develop essential life skills. Through lively outdoor activities, the children will naturally learn teamwork and environmental awareness.

The year 2025 is gradually coming to a close, filled with vibrant sounds and surging emotions. It also marks the final year of the current five-year term, a relatively short period compared to the 80-year journey of building and developing the Culture, Sports, and Tourism sector.

(GLO) – The Ia Pet wind farm in Ia Bang commune, Gia Lai province, with its towering wind turbines standing majestically against the sky, creates a landscape that is both grand and poetic. This impressive scene captivates visitors and awakens the spirit of exploration in anyone who sets foot here.

Although not a professional athlete, student Nguyễn Hoàng Khôi Nguyên has made a name for himself at numerous swimming competitions. His achievements mark a proud milestone for school sports in Gia Lai, especially in a discipline that has yet to become a regional strength in the Central Highlands.

(GLO) – Eo Gió (Quy Nhơn East Ward) is an ideal tourist destination for watching the sunrise and sunset, strolling along the mountain-side paths, and capturing “Instagram-worthy” photos with the vast sea and sky as your backdrop.

For half a century, generations of students in the mountain town have grown up to the resounding beat of the drum at Pleiku High School. The 50-year journey of Pleiku High School (1975-2025) is a story of a tradition of learning, unity, perseverance in the face of adversity.

This edition of the “classroom without walls” program took students from Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted on a vibrant experiential journey: from the Phu Gia conical hat village to the sacred Ong Nui Pagoda. Each destination offered a new lesson in culture and pride in their homeland.

( With its pristine beauty, romantic scenery, and fresh air, Tan Son Dam (Bien Ho commune) is not only an important irrigation project but also regarded as the “green gem” of Gia Lai. The site offers visitors moments of relaxation and unforgettable experiences.

This December, Gia Lai hosted an international-standard technology and education event: the Central Highlands Regional Qualifier for the VEX IQ National Championship 2025-2026. The event also served as an educational and experiential platform, featuring a range of engaging side activities.

Amidst the vast mountains and forests, Ayun Hạ Lake emerges like an ink wash painting set against majestic peaks. More than just an irrigation project supplying water for agriculture, it has become an ideal destination for those seeking to reconnect with nature and unwind in a tranquil setting.

Nestled in the majestic Central Highlands, the Plei Ơi national historical and cultural site stands as a guardian of the memories, culture, and spiritual heritage of the Jrai ethnic community.

Recycling school supplies is no longer a novel concept at many preschools. However, at Sao Mai Kindergarten (Dien Hong Ward), this activity has become particularly distinctive and noteworthy.