More than 30 travel agencies and tourism service providers have surveyed western Gia Lai to explore opportunities for developing tourism products connecting the province’s coastal and highland areas.
Wild apricot and đỗ mai blossoms are transforming the mountains of Vietnam’s Gia Lai province, while vibrant green moss carpets the coastal villages to the east, creating contrasting scenes that signal the arrival of spring across the Central Highlands.
Mulberry cultivation and silkworm farming are emerging as a reliable livelihood for thousands of households in western Gia Lai province, as production–consumption linkages help farmers reduce risks and steadily improve living standards.
With nearly two months until the Lunar New Year 2026, residents and livestock enterprises in western Gia Lai are accelerating herd restoration and expansion to secure meat and poultry supplies before, during and after the Tet holiday, local authorities said.
Ethnic minority communities in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai are turning traditional forest and agricultural products into nationally recognized brands through Vietnam’s “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) program, combining cultural preservation with sustainable economic growth.
(GLO) – Authorities in Gia Lai province are stepping up measures to safeguard irrigation reservoirs and downstream communities as the Central Highlands rainy season intensifies, officials said.
(GLO) – Gia Lai province in Vietnam is expediting the construction of major infrastructure projects in its western region, aiming to disburse more than 90% of public investment capital in 2025 and achieve full completion by January 31, 2026, according to provincial authorities.
