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Conserving the rare Thuy Tung tree - Vietnam Imprints
The Thuy Tung tree, a rare treasure of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, has only about 160 trees left in Đắk Lắk Province, with a few in Laos and China. It cannot reproduce naturally and is at risk of extinction, listed in the Red Book. Conservation efforts have started, focusing on habitat protection and its insect-repellent properties, but sustainable, long-term methods are still needed to save this precious species.
IVF - The Miracle of Hope | Insights
Culture & Tourism 25:34Behind every IVF journey is a quiet battle with doubt, pressure and hope. Insights – IVF: The Miracle of Hope follows real stories of couples and women who refuse to give up on parenthood, navigating years of waiting, sacrifice and resilience. More than a medical solution, IVF becomes a lifeline where love, science and determination come together to create new beginnings.
When plants tell stories | Flavours & Beyond
Culture & Tourism 29:04On this episode of Flavours and Beyond, we discover how plant-based cuisine lies at the heart of Vietnamese food culture: shaping traditions, memories, and beliefs. In Hồ Chí Minh City, Chef Benoît Chénieux and local food explorer Tina trace how humble ingredients evolve from street food staples to modern fine dining.
A return to quiet living | The Lens
Culture & Tourism 28:29Is moving to the countryside a "runaway" or a return to one’s true self? From the misty heights of Măng Đen to the communal bonds of Gạo Village, follow the journeys of those trading city noise for "clean air and quiet minds". Discover how embracing nature and manual labour helps families cultivate resilience, heal, and find sustainable success.
Where Are You Going, Elephants? | I-Report
Culture & Tourism 14:58When you think about Đắk Lắk, it is the city of elephants. People associate it with elephants because they are the most famous animals right here. So in Đắk Lắk, elephant tourism is promoted in a very sustainable way. Let's see how it's going in this episode of I-Report!
Cà Mau’s Riverine Belief Culture | Vibes of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 22:58Over centuries of land reclamation, the people of Cà Mau have lived closely with silt-rich rivers and canals. River dwellers, many making boats their homes, developed distinct spiritual beliefs. A key feature is the syncretism in folk religion, seen in communal worship practices. Across Cà Mau, temples and shrines showcase unique southern architecture, reflected in both their design and the diverse deities they honour.
A heavenly gateway | Vibes of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 12:05Perched atop the magnificent Hải Vân Pass in the harsh sun and wind of central Việt Nam, this "number-one majestic gateway under heaven" has stood guard through ups and downs.
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