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The Rhythms of Vietnam

The Rhythm of Vietnam invites you to explore the country’s natural landscapes, timeless crafts, and enduring agricultural practices – uncovering the traditions and spirit that continue to shape the life of its people.

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The unique pottery of Muong Chanh - The Rhymths of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 15:21

In Muong Chanh commune, members of the Thai ethnic community have long used a mixture of clay and kaolin from the surrounding rice fields to craft traditional pottery. These rustic, handcrafted pieces are cherished for their durability and their deep connection to everyday life.

Then singing of the Tay people - The Rhymths of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 14:37

Nestled in the green hills of Thai Nguyen, Thai Ha Village still preserves centuries-old stilt houses of the Tay ethnic group. At the heart of the village stands the house dedicated to lessons in preserving the art of Then singing and passing on their cultural identity to future generations.

Nhan Hien stone carving village - The Rhymths of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 14:28

Located in the southern part of Hanoi, Nhan Hien Village has long been renowned for its tradtional stone carving craft. With their skilled hands, the artisans craft unique and exquisite stone artworks. Stone carving has become a source of pride for the local community.

Cu Da glass noodles - The Rhymths of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 14:14

Located on the banks of the Nhue River, Cu Da village has long been renowned for its traditional glass noodle craft. Today, the village is home to nearly 20 glass noodle production facilities. These not only provide a livelihood for local people but have also become a distinctive Hanoi specialty.

Traditional Field Eel Catching in Nghe An

Culture & Tourism 11:15

In Nghe An, crafting bamboo eel traps is a traditional skill passed down through generations. Locals prepare natural bait and fish at the right time using age-old techniques. This practice not only reflects cultural heritage but also provides fresh eels for regional specialities. From crafting traps to cooking, it’s a process rooted in patience, knowledge, and a deep connection to nature and local life.

The weaving craft of the La Chi People - Rhythms of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 22:02

Among the La Chi people, weaving is more than a craft – it is a rhythm of life. From cotton and silk making to bamboo rolling, each stage is shaped by patient hands and generations of knowledge. With quiet dedication, the La Chi preserve a heritage that threads culture, resilience, and beauty into every fabric.

Hoang Phuc Ancient Pagoda - Rhythms of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 16:18

Hoang Phuc, an ancient pagoda in Quang Tri, preserves not only its cultural heritage but also its timeless beauty. Within its grounds lie relics and statues from the Tran and Nguyen dynasties, standing as a bridge between history and the spiritual life of today.

Water Puppetry of Dong Ngu Village - Rhythms of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 16:04

In the Kinh Bac region of Bac Ninh province, the water puppetry of Dong Ngu Village stands as a living testament to Vietnamese artistry. From the delicate handcrafting of wooden puppets to the mastery of performance upon the water stage, every show reflects generations of skill and devotion. With each performance enchanting audiences, the villagers keep this traditional craft alive, preserving a cultural treasure for the future

The Flavour of the Land of Tea - The Rhythms of Vietnam

Culture & Tourism 15:22

In the northern province of Thai Nguyen, the land breathes with the fragrance of tea. Here, an age-old irrigation system nourishes lush hillsides, where craft villages dedicate their lives to cultivating tea.