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.
The cinnamon tree has sustained generations of ethnic communities in central Vietnam, preserving cultural traditions while providing livelihoods. Today, local farmers and businesses are finding new ways to increase the value of cinnamon through innovative products and sustainable development.
Nha Trang is known for ít blue sea, islands and long stretches of white sand. We want to known: is there more to the city than what we see from the shore?
Discover the inspiring story of the SOS 75 Hue Team, a dedicated group of young volunteers who have spent over four years providing free emergency transport, medical support, and vital assistance to disadvantaged patients and vulnerable communities in Hue.
Explore how elderly artisans in Vietnam's traditional craft villages continue to drive economic development and preserve cultural heritage amid an aging population.
How is Gen Z giving Vietnam’s traditional crafts a fresh new look? From unconventional ceramics to modern designs inspired by the non la, young entrepreneurs are finding creative ways to preserve their heritage and bring it closer to a new generation.
As Tan Tien's terraced fields turn golden, a cultural festival brings villages together through traditional music, dances, folk games and local products. More than a celebration, it is an opportunity to share cultural heritage, strengthen community bonds and keep local traditions alive.
In Lai Chau, dedicated border guards are empowering ethnic communities through digital transformation. From teaching residents to use the VNEID app and scan QR codes for anonymous crime reporting, to guiding local women in livestreaming traditional products. This journey highlights how technology bridges gaps, boosts economic growth and strengthens community ties to safeguard Vietnam's borders.
In Yen Son Commune, Tuyen Quang Province, mountains, forests and waterways have shaped not only the landscape, but also the cultural identity of the communities who call it home. Across generations, different ethnic groups have preserved their unique languages, costumes, customs and traditions, keeping their cultural heritage alive through everyday life and shared memories.
Discover the beauty of Cat Ba Island in autumn, from August to November, as gentle sunshine, limestone landscapes, tranquil beaches and UNESCO heritage create a unique Vietnam travel experience.
For generations, coconut palms have shaped life and livelihoods in Tam Quan, from coconut-fibre mats to the region’s signature coconut rice paper. Today, traditional crafts continue to thrive alongside modern techniques, keeping the spirit of this coconut-growing land alive.