I-Report is a 15-minute programme on Vietnam Today that brings authentic stories from across Việt Nam through real-life experiences and perspectives. Focusing on people, culture, and everyday life, the show captures genuine voices without staged scripts or interventions. Each episode offers a fresh, on-the-ground viewpoint, often guided by hosts or contributors who immerse themselves directly in the story. Through I-Report, audiences are invited to explore Việt Nam in a more personal, honest, and engaging way.
Discover Hanoi after dark and before sunrise, from the bustling Quang Ba Flower Market to the early-morning exercise groups around Hoan Kiem Lake. Meet the people who work, exercise and connect while the rest of the city sleeps, and experience a quieter side of everyday life in Hanoi.
Tucked away in the peaceful countryside of Phu Tho, Hai Luu Stork Garden is home to thousands of birds - and a family who has spent generations protecting their sanctuary. For more than 70 years, the birds have returned to this garden, where old trees, quiet surroundings and a deep respect for nature have given them a place to nest and thrive.
Located just under 60 kilometers from Hanoi, Duong Lam Ancient Village is a "living museum" where over a thousand years of history endures through its signature laterite houses, traditional crafts, and close-knit community. Join host Vincent Tran as he meets the locals who keep the heart, heritage, and traditional flavors of this timeless village alive across generations.
Hidden behind the forests of Cuc Phuong National Park are remarkable stories of survival and second chances. Rescued from illegal hunting, wildlife trafficking and habitat loss, endangered animals begin a long journey of recovery before returning to the wild.
Famous for its colourful murals and breathtaking coastal scenery, Tam Thanh Mural Village is where art reflects generations of life by the sea. Beyond the picture-perfect walls and popular photo spots lies a deeper story of the people, culture, and everyday rhythm that make this coastal village unlike any other. Let's discover the stories hidden behind the murals.
For more than a thousand years, Hà Nội’s Old Quarter has been the cultural and historical heart of the capital. Beyond its bustling streets and iconic landmarks lies another world, where generations of families continue to preserve their way of life. Join our host as he steps behind the doors of the Old Quarter to uncover the untold stories and enduring spirit of the people who call it home.
Long known as Southeast Asia's largest lagoon, Tam Giang is more than just a breathtaking landscape; it’s a living testament to a community whose entire existence is harmoniously anchored to the water. Let's follow our host Hoàng Tùng on his journey to discover this breathtaking area and hear from the locals.
Long revered as the “First Celestial Mountain” and the “Roof of Southern Việt Nam,” Bà Đen Mountain has, for centuries, stood as the sacred guardian of the old Gia Định region. Yet beyond its dramatic landscape lies something deeper, a spiritual force that has quietly endured through generations, where millions of people return each year in search of faith and spiritual comfort.
Heritage in Hồ Chí Minh City is really taking on a whole new life. We’re seeing locals find beautiful, fresh ways to introduce Vietnamese culture, whether it’s through the hands of a young potter or by blending traditional flavours with live performing arts.
In the sleepless rhythm of Hồ Chí Minh City, let’s meet two sisters who are finally living life on their own terms. They might look like ordinary women, but they’re fueled by a fierce desire to be seen and accepted by the world.