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Nam Hải Whale Worship Festival | The Rhythms of Vietnam
Every 3 years, locals at the Mỹ Tân fishing village, Khánh Hòa hold the Nam Hải Whale Worship Festival to honor the Whale God, their guardian deity. Let's discover more about this unique tradition in this episode of The Rhythms of Vietnam!
The colours of culture | Hello Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 05:04In 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.
Using Softness to Overcome Hardness | The Martial Land
Culture & Tourism 14:00At 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.
The wild birds of Côn Đảo - Part 3 | Vietnam Wild Live
Culture & Tourism 43:55Step into the untouched wilderness of Côn Đảo National Park, where vibrant birdlife, thriving coral reefs and pristine island ecosystems come together in one of Việt Nam's richest biodiversity hotspots.
A haven for bridled terns - Part 2 | Vietnam Wild Live
Culture & Tourism 43:20Journey to Hòn Bông Lan in Côn Đảo, where bridled terns thrive in one of Việt Nam's most pristine island ecosystems. Discover the delicate balance between wildlife, marine habitats and the ongoing efforts to protect this remarkable sanctuary.
The Wild Birds of Côn Đảo | Vietnam Wild Live
Culture & Tourism 43:24Discover the remarkable birdlife of Côn Đảo, where every nest, every flight and every call tells a story of survival, resilience and the beauty of Việt Nam's wild natural world.
Vietnamese temples in Japan | Vietnam Imprints
Culture & Tourism 15:01Following the footsteps of the Vietnamese community as it continues to grow in Japan, many Vietnamese temples have been built and developed across the country.
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