The park contains a collection of traditional wooden funerary statues characteristic of the Central Highlands' grave house architecture.
It is designed to replicate the layout of a traditional highland village to showcase indigenous cultural spatial planning.
The central lake is utilized for seasonal water-based activities and boat rentals for visitors.
The site hosts large-scale replicas of the iconic high-roofed communal stilt houses known as Nha Rong.
Dong Xanh Cultural Park is a sprawling outdoor complex in Pleiku that serves as an exhibition space for the cultural heritage of the Central Highlands' ethnic minorities. The park features life-sized replicas of traditional Ede and Jrai longhouses, communal stilt houses (Nha Rong), and intricate wooden funerary statues. A man-made lake and extensive landscaped gardens provide a setting for outdoor recreation and local events. The park serves as an educational site for understanding the architectural styles and social structures of the Bahnar and Jrai people. It is a frequent venue for local festivals and community gatherings in the Gia Lai province.
The elevated viewing deck overlooking the central lake and the surrounding traditional longhouses.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as the park has large open areas with limited shade.
Walk the perimeter to find the quieter displays furthest from the main entrance.
Wear comfortable walking shoes for traversing the dirt paths between exhibition zones.
Avoid visiting during the height of the rainy season when the walking paths can become muddy and difficult to navigate.
Respect the funerary statues and ceremonial replicas by not climbing on or defacing the structures.
