Vibes of Vietnam is a 15-minute television program that takes viewers on a journey across Vietnam, exploring the unique beauty, culture, and people of each region. Each episode offers a short yet immersive experience, allowing you to truly feel the distinctive “vibes” that shape the rich identity of Vietnam.
Gliding through winding rivers and majestic karsts, local boat rowers serve as the unsung guardians of this ancient landscape. Through their rhythmic strokes and deep connection to the water, they quietly preserve Vietnam's timeless beauty for the world to experience.
Step back in time as we explore the ancient house of Tây Đô, where every wooden beam and carved detail tells a story of Việt Nam's rich cultural heritage.
Every spring, Sa Đéc Flower Village in Đồng Tháp bursts into colour as thousands of blooms welcome the Lunar New Year. Home to more than a century of floriculture, the village offers visitors a chance to experience vibrant flower gardens, local traditions and the dedication of growers who bring each blossom to life.
Yok Đôn National Park is the perfect destination for anyone who loves exploring the wild. It is home to Việt Nam’s only dry deciduous dipterocarp forest ecosystem. It is home to nearly 400 bird species, over 1000 plant species, and is also considered one of the natural homes of elephants in Việt Nam.
Lùng Tám is home to several ethnic communities, each adding its own colour to local culture. Yet the Mông people remain at its heart, shaping the identity of this highland region. Here, flax is more than fabric. It weaves together memories, livelihoods, the dignity of Mông women, and a community's hope for the future through its own cultural heritage.
Spend a day with the Giáy people and discover the traditions, customs, and rhythms of daily life that have been passed down through generations.
Việt Nam’s Central Highlands is a land where majestic forests, waterfalls, and red basalt plateaus have shaped a rich cultural landscape rooted in harmony with nature. From stilt houses and Gồng music to handwoven brocade and traditional cuisine, the region’s diverse ethnic communities preserve a shared heritage of respect, resilience, and cultural identity.
Once a humble field snack, these freshly harvested tubers were a cherished source of energy for generations growing up in Việt Nam’s countryside. Their simple sweetness carries memories of rural life, where the land provided both nourishment and lasting childhood traditions.
From the floodplains of the Mekong Delta to modern aquaculture, the journey of the iconic Linh fish reflects the enduring relationship between people and nature. Once a seasonal catch carried by floodwaters, linh fish now also thrive through sustainable farming, preserving both a cherished livelihood and a rich cultural tradition.
A journey through Vĩnh Sơn reveals more than breathtaking landscapes—it uncovers the rich culture, traditions, and flavours of the Ba Na Kriêm people, where every ingredient tells a story. Inspired by the forest, a unique snail cake wrapped in fresh rattan shoots transforms local ingredients into a new culinary creation that celebrates heritage, community, and the spirit of the Central Highlands.