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Fresh dates take root in Khanh Hoa
Society 13:58 16/08/2026In recent days, a small date palm garden in Phan Rang, Khanh Hoa Province, has been drawing visitors from near and far. With its trees now heavy with ripe fruit, the garden offers many people their first chance to see, and taste, fresh dates straight from the tree.
Khanh Hoa turns vineyards into tourism
Society 22:15 15/08/2026In Khanh Hoa, sunny weather and dry periods provide favourable conditions for growing grapes, while vineyards are emerging as a new tourism attraction. With more than 1,000 hectares producing around 30,000 tonnes of grapes each year, local farmers are also becoming tour guides, sharing their grapes, farming traditions and stories of the sunny landscape.
Barren Land in Bloom | The Lens
Culture & Tourism 16:21 12/08/2026Armed with knowledge from Israel and relentless perseverance, young entrepreneurs are transforming the sun-scorched, barren hills of Khanh Hoa into thriving green hubs. By mastering modern agricultural technology and respecting nature, they established The Moshav Farm and a native medicinal herb cooperative.
The Colours of Cham Pottery | Vibes of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 16:30 06/08/2026For centuries, Cham pottery has been shaped entirely by hand, carrying the stories, traditions and identity of the Cham people. Today, artisans and young artists are breathing new life into this enduring craft, blending time-honoured techniques with contemporary creativity while preserving one of Vietnam's most distinctive cultural heritages.
Digital culture boosts creative industries
Culture 14:51 03/08/2026If fragmented data is a challenge, then closing that gap creates new opportunities. As cultural heritage is systematically digitised, it can not only be preserved and shared more widely, but also become a driver of economic growth, creating new products and services while supporting cultural industries.
Echoes from the Chăm Village | The Sound Of Life
Culture & Tourism 14:01 03/08/2026In the Chăm language, ‘palei’ means village. Chăm villages are established on flat plains, overlooked by ancient, sacred towers where deities are worshipped in Chăm spiritual and cultural life. For generations, the Chăm have held onto their lifestyle, customs, and heritage. Quietly and passionately, they nurture their dreams, channelling them into music.
Yangbay waterfall welcomes visitors to mountain retreat
Culture 11:58 25/07/2026In Khanh Hoa Province, just 40 kilometers from the coastal city of Nha Trang, lies a destination with a distinctly different charm. Unlike more powerful cascades, Yang Bay Waterfall flows like a soft ribbon, carries a gentle, tranquil beauty, offering a sense of peace to anyone who visits.
Green shoots from the sands | Local Towards Global
Culture & Tourism 12:33 19/07/2026Defying the harsh, sun-drenched sands of Khánh Hòa, the Chăm community has transformed green asparagus into a thriving agricultural lifeline. By combining organic practices with modern technology, they are not only elevating local livelihoods but also successfully exporting this premium produce to major global markets.
The Beauty of Vân Phong Bay | The Rhythms of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 10:10 14/07/2026Vân Phong Bay is often likened to a jewel shimmering in the vast sea of Khánh Hòa Province. At the easternmost point of the bay, Mũi Đôi is among the first places in Việt Nam to welcome the sunrise. Follow this episode to see the magnificence of Vân Phong Bay.
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