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From scrubland to prosperity, Dak Wil has transformed as durian and coffee bring steady income and rows of spacious homes to this once-struggling border commune.
A majestic apricot tree over a century old and valued at more than $400,000 is drawing curiosity and admiration ahead of Tet (Lunar New Year) - but its owner says it’s absolutely not for sale.
The Global Coffee Heritage Festival 2025 has officially started at Lam Vien Square in Da Lat, Lam Dong province, featuring a variety of activities that celebrate Vietnam’s coffee heritage and promote coffee culture worldwide.
Heavy floods on December 4 submerged vast areas of farmland in Lam Dong, leaving farmers devastated and unsure how they will afford Tet celebrations.
Water rose rapidly across Lam Dong on the night of December 4, prompting emergency evacuations and rescue operations.
Overnight downpours submerged entire neighborhoods and caused severe disruptions across Lam Dong, cutting off National Highway 1.
Severe landslides and fallen trees blocked traffic on Gia Bac Pass in Lam Dong, leaving dozens stranded without phone signal.
The Lam Dong provincial Department of Public Security announced on November 24 that it has summoned six individuals for spreading false information about the recent natural disasters that caused public concern.
Torrential water from the Da Nhim River has destroyed a vital suspension bridge in Lam Dong, isolating communities.
A massive landslide tore through Mimosa Pass in Lam Dong, nearly swallowing a passenger bus.
After a major landslide caused road damage on Mimosa Pass, Lam Dong authorities have temporarily banned vehicles over 15 tons from using the route.
A 40-seat coach was buried by boulders on Khanh Le Pass. Two bodies remain trapped in the wreckage.
Lam Dong province is stepping up to capture a bigger slice of Malaysia’s outbound travel market, hosting a networking event on November 6 to introduce Halal-friendly tourism products and ink cooperation deals.
The People’s Committee of Lam Dong Province has declared a state of emergency for road infrastructure after prolonged heavy rains triggered landslides and surface cracks on National Highway 20 and National Highway 28.
A 6-ton whale was found near the coast by local fishermen and laid to rest with ceremonial rites.
Heavy rain and tornadoes battered Lam Dong, damaging homes, crops, and infrastructure across 24 localities.
Two LNG plants and a massive offshore wind portfolio aim to push Lam Dong past 11,000 MW in power capacity by 2030.
With vast reserves of bauxite, titanium, and oil, the province proposes reinvesting resource wealth in infrastructure and digital transformation.
The airport in Lam Dong will undergo USD 41.3 million in renovations, including a runway extension to 3,250 meters.
Police raided Sky, a bar located in Bao Loc City, Lam Dong Province, and found dozens of patrons dancing wildly to loud music. Sixteen people tested positive for narcotics.