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Dao people do tourism | Vibes of Vietnam
In the lush highlands of Phú Thọ, communities of the Dao people are opening their doors to travelers while proudly preserving the traditions that define their identity. This episode of Vibes of Vietnam explores how local families are developing community-based tourism - inviting visitors to experience daily life, traditional cuisine, colorful costumes, and centuries-old customs.
A School on the Border | The Lens
Culture & Tourism 29:43A new boarding school in a border area opened in September 2026, bringing modern facilities, spaces that reflect ethnic cultures, and a new boarding experience for local students. From families and schools to policies and resources supporting border communities, new opportunities are opening up to help children learn, grow and build a brighter future
Opera masterpiece "Tosca" premieres in Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 03:08In recent years, classical arts, often seen as appealing to a niche audience, have been attracting growing public interest. In response to this trend, on 26 and 27 September, the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet brought "Tosca" to the Vietnamese stage for the first time in a full-scale production at the Ho Guom Opera House in Hanoi.
Danang targets Russia-CIS tourism growth
Culture & Tourism 03:07Russian tourists are returning to Vietnam in rapidly growing numbers, and Danang is looking to turn that recovery into a long-term market.
The Mang People’s Imprints | Vibes of Vietnam
Culture & Tourism 11:26Amid 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.
Vietnamese Going Green | Vietnam Explained
Culture & Tourism 14:41Not long ago, bringing your own bottle like this one or shopping at a refill store was considered unusual in Vietnam. Today, it’s becoming increasingly common, especially among young people. But is it just another social media trend or does it reflect a deeper shift in the way people consume and think about sustainability? Let’s find out in this episode of Vietnam Explained.
Can Old Crafts Survive Modern Life? | I-Report
Culture & Tourism 16:28In historic Hue, traditional crafts face modern challenges. From Thanh Tien paper flowers to Sinh village folk paintings, discover how local artisans and youth adapt ancient skills to thrive today.
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