In the UNESCO Dak Nong Global Geopark, cultural heritage is woven into everyday life, from the resonant tones of ancient lithophones and gongs to epic tales, brocade, traditional cuisine and crafts.

Home to more than 40 ethnic groups, the region preserves traditions that connect generations while creating opportunities for community-based tourism and local livelihoods.

As young people continue to learn, perform and share their cultural stories, heritage becomes not only a link to the past but also a foundation for the future.

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