Dong Cam Dam: A Century of Irrigation Engineering in Vietnam's Central Highlands
Dong Cam Dam in Vietnam's Central Highlands is a large-scale irrigation facility with over a century of history, playing an indispensable role in the regional economy and agriculture. Beyond mere infrastructure, the dam is also considered an important historical and cultural heritage site.
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