French daily Le Figaro has released an engaging documentary titled "Panoramas - Vietnam: La Fete Des Sens" (Panorama - Vietnam: The Feast of the Senses), directed by Eric Bacos. This 52-minute film offers a sweeping and sensory journey through Vietnam, showcasing the country's vibrant daily life, diverse culture, and stunning natural landscapes. Starting in Ho Chi Minh City, the economic hub in the South, it travels through the lush Mekong Delta, and moves north to the ancient capital Hanoi, highlighting Vietnam's rich history and breathtaking scenery, including the terraced fields and the iconic islands of Ha Long Bay.

The documentary captures Vietnam's essence through vivid imagery and sound, painting a picture of a nation that has preserved its ancient cities and colonial architecture. It illustrates a land where diverse cultures and histories intersect, offering viewers a visual feast of the country's heritage. From the bustling streets to the serene natural beauty, the film celebrates the country’s traditions, culture, and natural wonders.

"Panorama - Vietnam: The Feast of the Senses" provides a captivating glimpse into the heart of Vietnam, inviting audiences to experience its unique blend of ancient and modern, nature and culture, making it a true "feast for the senses."