Kon Săm Lũ Village, Quảng Ngãi Province, has long preserved the ancient pottery craft of the Ba Na people. Passed down through generations, this distinctive glossy black pottery is simple yet rich in cultural history. Using only clay, water, fire, and skillful hands, Ba Na artisans hand-craft unique pieces that carry the enduring spirit of their centuries-old heritage.
Some places do not reveal themselves all at once. They wait behind layers of mist, behind ancient forests, inside mountains shaped by time, water and silence. In Lạng Sơn, the landscape does not simply rise around you; it pulls you in. Find out more about a sinkhole that looks like a movie set in Lạng Sơn in this episode of Discovery.
With over 20 food stalls and hundreds of traditional cakes on display, the Hội An Đông Folk Cake Festival 2026 offers locals and tourists a taste of local culinary heritage. This is also a highlight in the "Đà Nẵng Food Tour 2026" series of events, honouring and promoting the rich traditional culinary culture of Quảng Nam-Đà Nẵng to locals and tourists.
Vietnam continues to be a destination where expats find their perfect "mix and match" and choose to settle down long-term. From mastering the unique melodies of the Vietnamese language to elevating homegrown agricultural products in the culinary and hospitality scenes. These journeys highlight a rapidly growing country that serves as both a dynamic landscape for professional innovation and a welcoming home of true personal belonging.
Explores the stories, flavours, and creative twists behind “mắm” — one of Việt Nam’s most iconic ingredients — on this week’s episode of Vietnam Explained. Host Niall Mackay and guest chef Hervé Rodriguez discuss how this pungent, salty, and bold staple has become the soul of many Vietnamese meals, despite often surprising first-time visitors.
Kon Săm Lũ Village, Quảng Ngãi Province, has long preserved the ancient pottery craft of the Ba Na people. Passed down through generations, this distinctive glossy black pottery is simple yet rich in cultural history. Using only clay, water, fire, and skillful hands, Ba Na artisans hand-craft unique pieces that carry the enduring spirit of their centuries-old heritage.
A sacred ritual of rhythm, colour, and spirit… now crosses every border… and touches people around the world? For more than 35 years, Dr Nguyễn Đức Hiển has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the spirit of Việt Nam’s Mother Goddess worship. Once a local belief, this sacred practice is inspiring a new generation of artists, scholars, and believers worldwide.