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.
This episode follows a father and his 8-year-old son on an unforgettable adventure to Mu Cang Chai. Together, they soar through the sky, taking in the breathtaking views of the golden terraced rice fields. The journey is not just about extreme sports but also a story of courage, heritage and the pride of flying high above Vietnam’s spectacular landscapes.
In this episode, we return to the Bay Sao Islands, one of the most remote island clusters in Quang Ninh City, where only a few people live in the middle of the open sea. Let’s travel between small islands and dive metres underwater to discover a vibrant world beneath the sea.
Ho Chi Minh City has a population of more than 14 million and an area exceeding 6,700 square kilometres. However, the city still lacks a spatial structure that matches its new scale. To address this, the 2025-2050 master plan with a 100-year vision proposes breakthrough solutions to reshape urban space and create long-term growth drivers.
Amid the majestic mountains of North-Western Vietnam, the Mang people continue to preserve a distinctive cultural heritage shaped by generations of tradition. From small stilt houses and sacred house-warming rituals to chin tattooing and the soulful melodies of Xom singing, each tradition carries stories of identity, community, and a deep connection to their ancestral roots.
Explore Son Kim, a tranquil eco-tourism retreat near the Vietnam-Laos border in Ha Tinh province. "The Land of Hot Springs" highlights the region's therapeutic hot springs, which reach temperatures of up to 96 degrees Celsius. Visitors can boil eggs directly in the thermal waters, savour freshly grilled cá mát stream fish, and unwind in traditional stilt houses for an ideal natural escape.
Above ground, live continues as normal, season after season of planting and harvesting around Chau Sa citadel. But just 30cm below the soil, there is another world - one that has remained hidden for centuries. Follow this episode of Vibes of Vietnam to discover it!
Deep in northwestern Vietnam, Hoang Lien National Park is home to thousands of plant species, including rare and endemic treasures. From the iconic Phan Xi Pang fir to ancient heritage trees, conservation efforts are helping protect this biodiversity for generations to come.
In the misty highlands of Y Ty, Ha Nhi women are opening new paths while keeping their cultural heritage alive. From community tourism and traditional crafts to songs and dances, they are helping their culture thrive alongside a changing community.
Discover the centuries-old fan-making tradition of Chang Son village, where skilled artisans craft beautiful bamboo and paper fans by hand. From historic dó paper designs to modern silk creations, explore how younger generations are bringing fresh ideas to keep this vibrant Vietnamese heritage alive.
In A Luoi, Hue, tourism is opening a new path for local communities to share their culture, nature and way of life. From peaceful homestays and mountain landscapes to Ta Oi traditional crafts, discover how heritage is becoming part of a new livelihood in the highlands.