The Rhythm of Vietnam invites you to explore the country’s natural landscapes, timeless crafts, and enduring agricultural practices – uncovering the traditions and spirit that continue to shape the life of its people.
Nha Phu is one of the most famous bays in Khanh Hoa Province. Its natural landscape is diverse, with the sea, islands, mountains, and mangrove forests.
Moc Hoa Commune is a low-lying area in the Mekong Delta. It is known for the Dong Thap Muoi medicinal plant reserve.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Hai Van Pass, where winding mountain roads meet the sea along one of Vietnam’s most spectacular coastal landscapes. The journey takes viewers through dramatic mountain scenery, sweeping ocean views and lush forests, while exploring the natural and cultural character of this iconic route connecting central Vietnam.
In this episode, explore the untouched beauty of Huu Lien. Nestled among majestic limestone mountains, this pristine destination offers stunning landscapes and a deep dive into the traditional heritage and folk customs of local ethnic minorities.
Amid the bustling mountain of Pleiku, the nearly 100-year-old Plei Op village still preserves the ancient identity of the Jrai people. Plei Op also win hearts with its rich local cuisine. Here, travellers not only explore a pristine cultural land, but also feel the warm, simple rhythm of Jrai village life.
Rice paper is one of the most recognisable ingredients in Vietnamese cuisine. Soft, fragrant and handmade with care, it plays an essential role in many beloved dishes. Discover the traditional craft of rice paper making in Long Điền and the dedication behind every delicate sheet.
Vân Phong Bay is often likened to a jewel shimmering in the vast sea of Khánh Hòa Province. At the easternmost point of the bay, Mũi Đôi is among the first places in Việt Nam to welcome the sunrise. Follow this episode to see the magnificence of Vân Phong Bay.
Bản Máy Commune, Tuyên Quang, is home to a large La Chí community. After the harvest season, the La Chí people begin preparing for their traditional Tết in their communal house - Khu Cù Tê. Let's discover this unique Tết tradition in this episode of The Rhythms of Vietnam.
From a humble tree that has long supported daily life, the coconut continues to inspire creativity in unexpected ways. Using different parts of the tree, local artisans craft everything from household items to unique handmade musical instruments. Discover the craftsmanship, tradition, and ingenuity that transform an everyday natural resource into instruments with their own distinctive sound
Kép Commune, in Bắc Ninh Province, is one of the region's largest pineapple-growing areas. Known for their golden colour and natural sweetness, the pineapples are enjoyed fresh and transformed into a variety of products and local dishes. Discover how this signature fruit supports local livelihoods while adding its distinctive flavour to the region's culinary traditions.