Arriving at Ta Dung Top View Tourist Area (Uncle Dong's House) on the 3rd day of the Lunar New Year of the Rabbit, the atmosphere was extremely lively and bustling. Right from the beginning of National Highway 28, turning towards "Uncle Dong's House" and nearby tourist spots, a large number of visitors came to sightsee and relax. With so many visitors from all over, the ticket sellers and security guards had to work at full capacity.
In the spring air, everyone is eager to experience the delights of the tourist destination. Besides enjoying the spring festivities, families and young people also take advantage of the opportunity to take photos to capture the spring moments of the new year. As noon approaches, the number of visitors here increases even more.
Additionally, tourists can rent boats to enjoy the scenery on Ta Dung Lake and visit several attractions around the Ta Dung area.
According to observations by reporters from Dak Nong Newspaper, almost all homestays and farmstays in the Ta Dung Lake area are crowded with tourists during the spring season. Parking lots are full, and boats transporting tourists for sightseeing on Ta Dung Lake are always fully booked. This is because, generally speaking, tourists find a spring trip on the lake at the beginning of spring to enjoy tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Spending time with family and loved ones, chatting by the picturesque lake, and admiring the surrounding scenery in the fresh, clean air, truly relaxes the soul.
Mr. Lai Van Hai, a tourist from Ho Chi Minh City, said: “Every year, during Tet (Lunar New Year), my family travels to various provinces from the 2nd to the 5th day before returning home. This year, my family chose Dak Nong, home to Ta Dung, often referred to as the “Ha Long Bay of the Central Highlands.” Before going, I researched and booked accommodations in advance to experience the spring days here. It was wonderful; although it can't yet be compared to other tourist destinations nationwide, tourism in Dak Nong is unique and very interesting.”
According to Mr. Nguyen Van Dong (Uncle Dong), the tourist area opened its doors to welcome visitors from the first day of the Lunar New Year. On average, it receives more than 2,000 visitors per day, peaking at nearly 3,000 on the 2nd and 3rd days. Visitors mainly come in family groups and from provinces such as Binh Duong, Saigon, Dak Lak, Dong Nai, and Dak Nong. Due to the large number of visitors, all 49 rooms are fully booked, with reservations made in advance. Because of the high volume of visitors and lessons learned from previous years, the resort mobilized its maximum staff of 70 people and increased staff salaries by 300/100 to ensure attentive service and customer satisfaction during the New Year. Notably, to retain tourists, the establishment has maintained the same entrance fee as on normal days at 50,000 VND per person and has not increased any surcharges for accompanying services. Service prices are stable, food safety and hygiene are ensured, prices are clearly displayed, and there is no soliciting of tourists.
Similarly, the Dray Sap-Gia Long Waterfall Cluster Ecotourism Area in Dak Sor commune (Krong No district) was also bustling with visitors coming to sightsee and enjoy the spring festivities.
According to representatives of the Tourist Area Management Board, the tourist area opened its doors to visitors on the first day of Tet (Lunar New Year) and launched a series of activities such as picking lucky branches in the spring, folk games with prizes, New Year's music performances, sing-alongs, gong performances, expanding the zoo, and spring flower garden…
Besides accommodation, visitors to this place can also enjoy fast-food restaurants serving specialties of the Central Highlands. On average, the place welcomes more than 1,000 visitors every day.
Not only traditional tourist areas and attractions, but also many homestays and farmstays in the province are welcoming a large number of visitors for sightseeing and experiences. Many popular spots during this period in Gia Nghia City include the N'Trang Long Hero Monument, Ta Dung Farm, Gia Huan homestay, Long farm, Jumi farm, etc.
According to Mr. Le Ngoc Quang, Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Dak Nong province, to ensure a safe and healthy Lunar New Year holiday and the quality of services, the Department of Culture issued a document before the holiday requesting tourism businesses in the province to proactively coordinate with functional forces to strengthen measures to ensure the safety and security of property and lives of tourists and businesses. Units must also strictly comply with regulations on fire safety, allocate sufficient personnel and other conditions to serve tourists thoughtfully, and ensure food safety and hygiene. Especially at tourist attractions with rivers, lakes, waterfalls, etc., units must prepare well-equipped rescue vehicles and forces, as well as coordinate with local authorities to maintain security and order, ensuring absolute safety for tourists and people visiting and celebrating the Lunar New Year.
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