Private Car Đà Nẵng → Măng Đen Kon Tum — Door-to-Door Transfer

[!NOTE] Pricing Note for International Tourists The prices listed are inclusive of a 20% tax and service fee applied to foreign tourists. Estimated USD rates are based on current exchange rates and may slightly vary.

Seeking an escape from city heat into a crisp 18°C mountain climate? The 240km drive from Da Nang / Hoi An to Mang Den (Kon Tum, Central Highlands) is a fantastic choice for family healing and relaxation retreats.

Faifo Express’s all-inclusive intercity 7-seater SUV private car service provides door-to-door pickup from your hotel lobby, ensuring safe driving on mountain pass curves.

Private Car Rental Rates: Da Nang to Mang Den Kon Tum (2026)

[!TIP] Electric vehicle option: Travelers who prefer greener transport can request a VinFast electric car (VF5, VF e34) from the Faifo Express fleet at the same listed rate as a petrol vehicle in the same class — quiet, emission-free driving that suits a restful getaway among Mang Den’s pine forests. Please notify our hotline in advance so we can prioritise vehicle allocation.

Famous Sightseeing Highlights in Mang Den

1. Pa Sy Waterfall Eco-Park

Pa Sy Waterfall cascades 45 meters down amidst lush green forests. Stroll across wooden suspension bridges and admire traditional Central Highlands wooden statues.

Elevated 7-seater SUV for smooth mountain pass driving to Mang Den.

2. Dak Ke Lake

Part of the legendary “seven lakes and three waterfalls” area, Dak Ke Lake boasts tranquil turquoise waters surrounded by pine hills and cherry blossom trees.

3. Our Lady of Mang Den & Khanh Lam Pagoda

Famous sacred spiritual sites. Khanh Lam Pagoda sits atop a pine hill, blending traditional Northern architecture with Central Highlands communal Rong house designs.

4. Kon Pring Community Tourism Village

Just a few kilometres from central Mang Den, Kon Pring is a village of the Mo Nam people (a local branch of the Xo Dang ethnic group) that still preserves traditional Rong communal houses, brocade weaving crafts and an authentic communal way of life. It is a rewarding stop to understand Central Highlands culture amid crisp mountain forest scenery.

Indigenous Central Highlands Culture Around Mang Den

Mang Den lies within lands long inhabited by the Xo Dang, Mo Nam and Ba Na peoples — communities that safeguard the Space of Gong Culture in the Central Highlands, recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2005. During certain festivals, or when visiting community villages such as Kon Pring, travellers may hear gongs resonating through the vast forest, watch traditional brocade weaving and learn about Rong house beliefs — a distinctive cultural encounter rarely found elsewhere on the journey from Da Nang up to the highlands.

Local Highland Culinary Delights

• Bamboo-tube Sticky Rice & Charcoal Chicken: Free-range chicken marinated in forest leaves, grilled over embers and served with sticky rice.
• Sichuan Pepper Hotpot: Spicy, warming hotpot broth ideal for chilly 18°C evenings.
• Mang Den Arabica Coffee: Rich coffee cultivated in high-altitude basalt soil.
• Kon Tum Leaf Salad (Gỏi lá): The signature dish of Kon Tum City (about 50km from Mang Den), featuring dozens of wild forest leaves wrapped around pork, shrimp and a distinctive dipping sauce — ask your Faifo Express driver to stop by if you extend the trip into the city centre.
• Rượu cần (jar wine): A fermented drink made from rice or cassava, sipped through bamboo straws during Central Highlands community festivals — an engaging cultural experience when visiting Kon Pring village.

Contact Faifo Express via Hotline 0387.913.152 for instant bookings to Mang Den!