At night, the castles of the French village in Bà Nà look as if they've stepped out of a fairy tale, majestic, mysterious, and utterly enchanting under the dazzling lights. Each stone wall, vaulted roof, and towering spire rises into the misty night sky, creating an old-world European charm and a sense of peaceful wonder.
In Phuc Tho, Ha Noi, with nearly 100 hectares of flower cultivation, Tich Giang is one of the largest ornamental flower villages located on the outskirts of Ha Noi.
In the heart of Hanoi, familiar churches hide a quiet, unseen way of life behind their closed doors. From the historic bell tower of St. Joseph's Cathedral to the diverse parish community at Cua Bac, discover how local priests and young altar servers nurture their faith every day.
In Khanh Hoi commune, Ninh Binh province, kite flying is more than a village pastime – it is a cherished tradition that captures the peaceful spirit of life in the Red River Delta. From colourful kites soaring across the sky to the distinctive melodies of traditional kite flutes, discover the beauty of this cultural heritage in this episode of The Rhythms of Vietnam.
When people think of Asia’s nightlife, Bangkok or Seoul may come to mind. But Vietnam is carving out its own after-dark identity, from bustling night markets and street food to cultural events and festivals. With Hanoi ranking 15th on Time Out’s 2026 list of the world’s best nightlife cities, could Vietnam become one of Asia’s leading night-time destinations?
Discover My Son Sanctuary, once the spiritual heart of the Champa Kingdom. Built over nine centuries, its ancient temples reveal the remarkable architecture and cultural legacy of the Champa civilisation.
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.