Echoes of an ancient mask dance
On a heavy wooden table, bathed in the soft morning light, a work of art is taking form. The quiet rhythm of the workshop is punctuated only by the whisper of a brush, the air thick with the deep, earthy
Vietnam’s Green Heart: Turning Waste into Wonder with Everyday Heroes
Across Vietnam, a quiet revolution is taking root, blossoming from the dedication of its people. From busy cities to peaceful coastlines, communities are stepping up as protectors of the earth, skillfully turning what others throw away into beautiful, useful creations.
Uncovering Cho Lon: A journey through time and cultures.
Once a city of its own, Cho Lon now forms the historic heart of Chinatown in Ho Chi Minh City. Walking through its streets feels like traveling back in time—where weathered shophouses, incense-swirled temples, and lively markets offer a glimpse
Bringing Dong Ho Folk Painting to life
With a deep passion for preserving Vietnam’s cultural legacy, Ms. Mai Nguyen has breathed new life into the centuries-old art of Dong Ho folk paintings. Through her dedication, she is not only keeping an ancient art form alive but also
Tourism for everyone – A project inspired by Ms. Thuy
We are lucky to know Ms. Thuy for many years and follow her projects to make Vietnam an easy access for wheelchair traveling. Conversations with her have always been inspiring in many ways…
The Last Cushion Creator of the Huế Royal Court
Lady Tri Hue, born in 1922, was raised in a royal family of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945). She is remembered as a skilled craftswoman who loved creating royal pillows and wished to share her expertise with the next generation.