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<b> EDUCATION AND TRAINING MINISTRY</b>
<b>BINH DUONG UNIVERSITY</b>

<b>BIOTECHNOLOGY FACULTY</b>

<b>Aid by : </b> <b>Le Thi Kim Phuong</b>

<b>Executive student : Le Khac Duong</b> <b>08070742</b>
<b>Nguyen Thi Lien</b> <b>08070760</b>
<b>Pham Van Lam</b> <b>08070738</b>
<b>Nguyen Van Bao</b> <b>08070751</b>

<i><b>Binh Duong, Oct 15</b><b>th</b><b><sub>, 2010</sub></b></i>

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I. Introduction

II. Geography

III. Climate

IV. People

V. Travel

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<b>I. Introduction</b>

 <sub>Located </sub> <sub>nearly </sub> <sub>50 </sub>

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<sub>Buon Don is a Lao name, meaning “island village” as </sub>

it is near many islets in the Serepok River.

<sub>Buon Don district was separated from Ea Sup district </sub>

and a part of Buon Ma Thuot city from October 17,
1995.

<b>The history of Buon Don</b>

<sub>Buon Don is the name of the newly formed district, </sub>

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<b>II. Geography</b>

Geographic

Area 1.412,5 km²

Number of communes and
towns

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<sub>With basalt soil, Buon </sub>

Don is very suitable for
industrial crops such as
coffee, cocoa, pepper and
mulberry. Rubber and
cashew are also being
developed here. Coffee is
the most important

industrial plants in Buon
Don.

<sub>And mining bauxite. </sub>

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Buon Don have large forest area, many animals and plants.

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<sub>The climate in Buon Don is divided into two </sub>

distinguished seasons: The cold season (from November
to April) and the hot season (from May to October), which
in March and April are the driest and hottest months.

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<b>III - Climate </b>

<sub>Buon Don is known with red soil way, fresh air, have </sub>

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<b>IV – People </b>

The people of Buon Don are
good-natured and homely.

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<sub>Buon Don's girls is very beautiful, a wild beauty and </sub>

very charming, sunburnt skin with cheeks always red in
the sun.

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<sub>On summer holidays, </sub>

after a trip to the sea, you

can travel to the highlands
to discover nature and
breathe the air of the
forests. Buon Don Town
in Buon Ma Thuot City in
the highlands province of
Daklak is a nice country
retreat.

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<sub>Buon Don has Serepok river flows through the vast </sub>

forests. An area known for job hunting and taming wild
elephants.

<sub>To the Buon Don is coming to a land with clean and </sub>

pure, romantic landscapes and lyrical.

<sub>Especially the house on stilts with cattle roaming </sub>

around.

<sub>But everywhere, cool and clean.</sub>

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<b>V – Travel</b>

<sub>Buon Don has a potential to contain cultural tourism </sub>

and biodiversity by Yok Don National Park,Cu Min
forest, DakMin Lake and cultural villages.

<b>Cu Min forest</b>
<b>DakMin Lake</b>

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<b>V – Travel</b>

<sub>To the Buon Don, you will have the opportunity to </sub>

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<b>V – Travel</b>

<sub>Four kilometers from Ban Don is Buon Don Tourist </sub>

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<b>V – Travel</b>

<sub> Ruou can ( wine drunk out of a jar through pipes) is </sub>

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<b>V – Travel</b>

<sub>Do not forget to enjoy a cup of coffee when you come to Buon </sub>

Don.

<sub>There are many stories about Buon Don’s history and customs </sub>

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<sub>When night comes, the music and dancing begins. </sub>

Sitting around a fire, people play "Cong, Chieng" and
bamboo instruments. After a day of elephant racing and a
night of dancing, we will sleep deeply in our stilt house
beds.

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