This book is compiled on the basis of collecting and refining reliable documents to provide readers with general and basic understanding of the unique historical - cultural relics in the Central Highlands. Up to now, the Central Highlands still retains many tangible and intangible cultural heritages, both of historical value and unique aesthetic value such as: the communal house, the long house, the stone herd, the tomb statue, the festivals and the treasure of folk literature with the folk songs, tales, fables... One of the most famous heritages of the Central Highlands is the Gongs Cultural Space, which has been recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as a representative intangible cultural heritage of mankind. Compared to other regions of the country, the number of archaeological, historical and cultural architectural relics in the Central Highlands is still quite modest. However, they have unique values, not repeated in any other locality or any other region.