Dray Sap Waterfall, also known as Chong Waterfall, in Krong No District, was ranked as a national scenic spot in 1991. The area of Dray Sap Waterfall eco-tourism area is about 1,500 hectares, currently requiring the construction of an additional Ede Long House (construction area of 240.16m2) within the scope of protection area II.
Dray Sap Waterfall, a tourist attraction.
The Long House is a cultural symbol of the Ede people, one of 40 ethnic minorities living in Dak Nong. The structure of the Long House is special: low floor, the house body is from 15 to more than 100 meters long, extended each time a female member of the family gets married. Therefore, the house is also considered as a testament to the remaining matriarchal system in Vietnam.
An Ede long house.
After construction, the Long House in Dray Sap Ecological Area will be the place to hold a number of local festivals, contributing to the development of Dak Nong tourism associated with activities to preserve cultural heritage and traditional festivals of the province.
