The Wooden church, Kon Tum prison and Kon K’lor suspension bridges are among attractive destinations in Kon Tum city of the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum that visitors should not miss.

The road leading to Kon Tum bishop’s office – one of the most outstanding constructions in the highland city. The church, built in 1936, features western architecture in combination with elements of Central Highlands culture.

It is not only a religious site, but also a destination that visitors should not miss.

Mother Maria statue, an outstanding point of the destination, is constructed in the image of Central Highlands women.

The wooden church is considered the most beautiful church in the Central Highlands region. For a century, the construction has stood as a symbol of religion.

The church was built mainly by wood. image of Central Highlands women.

Kon K’lor Rong house (communal house), the largest cultural house in the Central Highlands.

Kon K’lor Bridge, crossing Dak Bla River, is the largest bridge of the province.

Other Rong houses are being built to serve local residents’ communal activities.

Kon Tum Museum houses many valuable exhibits highlighting the Central Highlands people and land, as well as displaying specimens of symbolic animals.

Kon Tum Prison, where revolutionary activists during the resistance war against the French invader, were jailed.

Cafe restaurant Indochina, built with bamboo, is one of nominations for “Building of the year” by the US’s Archdaily magazine.

( Compiled by VNF (Photos: VnExpress) )