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Cát Bà National Park - where life holds on | Heritage Journey
Cat Ba National Park, South East Asia's largest offshore limestone mountain area, is one of the world's most important biosphere reserves. Here, forests grow on stone, the sea cuts deep into mountains, and diverse ecosystems thrive. Yet, this environment's survival relies on the quiet, daily efforts of dedicated locals. How do these unsung heroes safeguard our irreplaceable natural future? Find out on Heritage Journey.
The Reinvention of Vietnam’s Third Space | Vietnam Explained
Culture & Tourism 14:17From trà đá corners to neighbourhood parks, Vietnam’s familiar social spaces have long brought people together. Known as “third spaces”, these places offer a sense of community beyond home and work.
A Heritage Quest | Vietnam at a Glance
Culture & Tourism 29:17How are young artisans bringing Viet Nam's forgotten history back to life? In this episode of Vietnam at a Glance, explore the meticulous reconstruction of ancient military armour alongside the creative revival of the Nguyen dynasty's exquisite butterfly parasols.
European Architecture in Sapa's Heart | Hello Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 05:09Nestled among the mountain-northwest Vietnam, Sa Pa has long been known for its spectacular landscapes, traditional villages and distinctive highland culture. Yet the mountain town also preserves a European influence, from historic buildings that have stood for centuries to contemporary architecture that is shaping Sa Pa's evolving identity.
Women of the mountains | The Lens
Culture & Tourism 29:30In Sa Pa, tourism is opening new doors for ethnic minority women, helping them gain financial independence, build confidence and preserve their cultural heritage.
Ha Noi - Pockets | Discovery
Culture & Tourism 29:30What makes Ha Noi unique? It’s the people, the architecture, or the freedom to create? In this episode of Discovery, explore how Hanoi’s history, creative energy and vibrant people come together to shape a city full of character.
Brilliant Colors of Tich Giang Flowers | The Rhythms of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 03:03In Phuc Tho, Ha Noi, with nearly 100 hectares of flower cultivation, Tich Giang is one of the largest ornamental flower villages located on the outskirts of Ha Noi.
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