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Coffee hills and waterfall in the Central Highlands

Central HighlandsTây Nguyên

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The Central Highlands (Tây Nguyên) is a broad plateau in the interior of southern Vietnam, covering roughly 54,000 square kilometres across five provinces. It is known for coffee plantations, ethnic minority cultures, waterfalls, and cooler temperatures than the lowland coast.

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