Dak Tuar Grottoes in Dak Lak

xã Cư Pui, huyện Krông Bông, Đăk Lăk, Việt Nam.

Dak Tuar cave is a natural cave in Tuar village, located next to Dak Tuar waterfall, about 6 km from the center of Cu Pui commune, Krong Bong district, Dak Lak. Dak Tuar Grotto is a natural cave located in the heart of Chu Yang Sin Mountain, with very rugged terrain around the cave.

Dak Tuar cave is located next to Dak Tuar waterfall, consisting of many floors, many layers with a mysterious look, creating a feeling for those who love adventure. This place is very beautiful, peaceful, moderate flowing stone stream all day and night, two sides are primeval forest, interspersed with large and small rocks creating a poetic, gentle landscape, suitable for tourism and wildlife. foreign. Coming here, visitors will admire a system of magnificent caves, deeply rooted in the mountain. In addition to the majestic beauty that the cave brings, this is also an interesting check-in place for tourists who love to explore.

Dak Tuar cave has a very large area and large capacity, so during the years of the war against the US, the cave used to be a strategic location of the people of Dak Lak. The cave is where the Dak Lak Provincial Party Committee is stationed and the main army units of the province. Based on the difficult terrain, the provincial Party Committee and our resistance agencies chose this place to be the headquarters to lead ethnic minorities in the province, unite in the resistance. The American empire repeatedly used bombers, organized many sweeps to destroy the resistance base, but all failed miserably.

In May 1965, from Dak Tuar Grottoes, the provincial Party Committee led the people of the H9 ethnic groups to rise up to break the enemy's yoke and liberate a large area of Krong Bong district. Since then, the Provincial Party Committee continued to lead the army and people in the province in the resistance war, liberating Buon Ma Thuot on March 10, 1975, opening the Great Spring Victory in 1975, the whole South, reunifying the country.

On August 3, 1991, Dak Tuar Stone Cave was recognized as a historical relic by the Ministry of Culture and Information.

This is also a place for young students, students, and soldiers to come to learn, discover and expand their knowledge about the country's independence built by the efforts and blood of their ancestors.

Address: in Cu Pui commune, Krong Bong district, Dak Lak, Vietnam.

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