Villagers in Ia Gri are rehearsing gong performances, preparing a ceremonial pole and getting ready to welcome visitors as Gia Lai’s 2026 Gong Festival and Wild Sunflower Week approach.
The People’s Committee of Gia Lai Province has approved a master plan to 2045 to develop Bien Ho Commune into a major eco-cultural tourism hub for both the province and Vietnam’s Central Highlands region.
Drifting beneath honey-gold light on a late-year afternoon, Bien Ho Lake in Gia Lai province reveals itself as a serene meeting point of sky and water, where the highlands seem to pause on the threshold of spring.
While the mountain town is still shrouded in sleep, small boats cut through the mist covering Bien Ho Lake (Bien Ho commune), their flashlights flickering across the calm water, the steady rhythm of paddles breaking the silence.
( 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.
A former IT engineer in Gia Lai has turned craft beer into a medium for preserving and promoting the culture of the Central Highlands, drawing local drinkers into a more refined beer-tasting experience.
(GLO) – Bien Ho, dubbed the “Eyes of Pleiku,” has reopened with a new look, blending natural beauty and modern features. The Central Highlands lake, famed for its crystal-clear waters, remains a cultural symbol and cherished gathering place for local residents.
(GLO)- The Bien Ho - Chu Dang Ya project is part of a ncstrategy to boost large-scale urban and tourism development in Gia Lai province.
