Lắk Lake is the largest freshwater lake in the Central Highlands, covering more than 500 hectares. The life of the M'Nông people is closely tied to fishing on the lake. For generations, Lắk Lake has not only provided a livelihood for the M'Nông people but also contributed to the poetic, peaceful beauty of the Central Highlands.
In this episode of Vietnam at a Glance, Michael and Cee Jay battle to sculpt tiny Vietnamese delicacies out of clay. Beyond the studio challenge, discover how hyper-realistic clay dishes and intricate wooden models are capturing the nation's rich heritage. Who will master the art of miniatures and claim the ultimate prize?
Nestled across the northern highlands of Cao Bang and Tuyen Quang, the Nùng ethnic community continues to preserve their rich cultural heritage. From traditional timber stilt houses and the meticulous art of indigo fabric dyeing to hand-engraved silver jewellery, their time-honoured customs reflect a deep harmony with nature, reinforcing their identity and strong sense of community across generations.
Every dish tells a story. Join us as we explore Việt Nam's rich culinary heritage, meeting passionate local chefs and discovering how familiar ingredients are transformed into extraordinary creations inspired by tradition and creativity. Stay tuned for Flavours & Beyond. Only on VietnamToday.
In Đà Nẵng, culture isn't just something you visit - it's something you feel and make. Ukrainian dancer Vladislav Novak explores the regional differences in Vietnam's lion and dragon dance, then tries his hand at crafting a lantern in Hội An, discovering how heritage lives on through everyday hands, skills, and glowing lights passed down through generations.
For expats and overseas Vietnamese, Việt Nam is more than a destination - it's home. Tune in and explore the stories, culture and connections that make modern Việt Nam so magnetic, through the eyes of the people who live, create and love their life here. Eyes on V - Only on Vietnam Today.
At Vovinam training halls, the philosophy of Dĩ Nhu Chế Cương - using softness to overcome hardness—is preserved through every form, weapon, and self-defense technique, where flexibility, balance, and adaptability are valued as highly as strength.