Follow Huong’s journey as she balances work and family life abroad, sharing her everyday experiences while passing on Vietnamese traditions and cultural roots to her children.
The Thai people’s Xoe dance, recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2021, is a centuries-old tradition that celebrates community, nature and the rhythms of everyday life. Today, dedicated artisans and younger generations are keeping this heritage alive, while welcoming visitors from around the world to join the dance and experience the cultural spirit of Vietnam’s north-western mountains.
For today, the mystery has no shape of its own, yet it can wear away solid stone. Though formless, it can be held for a fleeting moment before slipping away and losing its form once more. Hop onto this mystery journey with this edition of Hidden Charm!
Follow Huong’s journey as she balances work and family life abroad, sharing her everyday experiences while passing on Vietnamese traditions and cultural roots to her children.
How can paper and light bring Vietnamese culture to life? In this episode of Vietnam at a Glance, explore the creativity behind kirigami light boxes inspired by Vietnamese landmarks and stories, alongside the craftsmanship of Hoi An’s iconic foldable lanterns.
Meet Phan Tường Vi, a Vietnamese dancer in France who is keeping her homeland’s traditions alive by teaching folk dances to the next generation. Through her work with the Tiếng Tơ Đồng Association, she is bringing Vietnamese culture closer to young Vietnamese generations and international audiences alike.
For the Nung people of Tuyen Quang province, handcrafted silver jewelry is more than an ornament - it is a symbol of prosperity, a vital wedding dowry, and the heart of their cultural identity. Experience the timeless artistry of traditional Nung silver-making in Po Ly Ngai in this episode of The Rhythms of Vietnam.