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    Kon Tum, Vietnam gets its name from the Ba Na language meaning "Lake Village" as it is located near a lake. The town and surrounding highland areas feature many places named using the Dak prefix from the local language. Visitors can see the scenic Dakbla River and discover the unique wooden church nearly 100 years old, Konklor suspension bridge, and traditional communal homes of the highland people. Kon Tum is a small but peaceful place with friendly people who welcome visitors to experience the natural beauty and cultural sites.

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    Kon Tum, Vietnam gets its name from the Ba Na language meaning "Lake Village" as it is located near a lake. The town and surrounding highland areas feature many places named using the Dak prefix from the local language. Visitors can see the scenic Dakbla River and discover the unique wooden church nearly 100 years old, Konklor suspension bridge, and traditional communal homes of the highland people. Kon Tum is a small but peaceful place with friendly people who welcome visitors to experience the natural beauty and cultural sites.

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    Kon Tum, Vietnam gets its name from the Ba Na language meaning "Lake Village" as it is located near a lake. The town and surrounding highland areas feature many places named using the Dak prefix from the local language. Visitors can see the scenic Dakbla River and discover the unique wooden church nearly 100 years old, Konklor suspension bridge, and traditional communal homes of the highland people. Kon Tum is a small but peaceful place with friendly people who welcome visitors to experience the natural beauty and cultural sites.

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    MY HOMETOWN - KON TUM

    Kon Tum/ according to/ the language /of the Ba Na people, Indigenous
    people /of Kon Tum, Kon/ means /Village, Tum/ means/ Lake, so Kon
    Tum /means /Lake Village. I would like /to introduce/ Kon Tum/
    through/ some images.
    When you come to Kon Tum/ or the highland, people/ will easily/ come
    across/ a lot of names/ derived /from the language/ of the local
    people, many places/ start with the word/ Dăk. Among them /is the
    Dakbla River, a backward /river.If you want to see /how the Dakbla
    River /flows, go to /Kon Tum.
    When visiting Kon Tum/ you will also/ discover/ many other/
    interesting things/ from the famous /Konklor suspension bridge /and
    the typical communal houses /of the highland people.
    In addition, you will admire/ the unique beauty /of the wooden
    church/ near a hundred years old /built by a French priest /in 1913.
    My hometown Kon Tum/ is very small /but peaceful/ with friendly
    people/, always/ open/ to welcome you/ to visit.
    Come visit /my hometown, Kon Tum.
    Thank you/ for your listen.

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