Gia Lai stories No. 58: Knowledge, Beauty, and aspiration to spread love

With its unique beauty, the stone stream in Van Village (Ia Ly commune) is often referred to as the "Ghenh Da Dia" of Phu Yen (present-day Dak Lak Province). Formed millions of years ago, this site has become a popular destination for travelers seeking adventure.

(GLO) – In the eighth edition of "Life in the Village," we invite you to explore stories rich in the cultural identity of ethnic minority communities. Here, the culture, people, and traditions of these groups are not only preserved but have also become a vital resource for contemporary development.

(GLO) – In Gia Lai, many students still face significant challenges on their journey to school. The support of businesses and the community has become an invaluable resource, helping schools in disadvantaged areas remain steadfast in their mission to nurture and educate future generations.

(GLO) –  On the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers’ Day (November 20th), we would like to share a special story of a teacher who has spent nearly two decades nurturing the flame of learning along the borderlands.

(GLO) – As the nation prepares to celebrate November 20, a day dedicated to honoring educators, we would like to share a special story: the story of a teacher who has spent nearly two decades nurturing the flame of learning for students in a border region.

(GLO) – For more than two centuries, an ancient banyan tree has spread its wide canopy, providing shade for generations of residents in Ghe village (Ia Dơk commune). More than just a tree, it stands as a sacred symbol, intertwined with the village’s memories, customs, and folk tales.

From the schoolyard to the beach, the young “sailors” of Quy Nhon Kindergarten embarked on their "ocean rescue” journey, the first lesson in the “Classroom without walls” program. Learning through experience, the children are growing up with love and sense of responsibility.

 Inspired by the philosophy of "seeing the whole world within a single small thing."

In episode 65 of the "Story of Gia Lai's people" podcast, we meet singer-songwriter Hoàng Dũng. He shares his journey of returning to his roots, guided by the belief that tradition is never outdated if we know how to revive it with love and creativity.

(GLO) – National Assembly deputies consistently make time to return to their constituencies to listen to the concerns and aspirations of the people. As a result, they are able to promptly submit recommendations to the National Assembly and the Government, helping to shape policies and guidelines.

From cultural exchange visits to collaborative activities in socio-economic development, the close bond between Gia Lai and Ratanakiri (Cambodia) has grown increasingly strong. The people of these regions are working together to nurture a friendly, cooperative, and prosperous border.

With flexible critical thinking and a confident demeanor, the team from Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted has brilliantly claimed the top prize at the 2025 school teen competition. Behind the championship title lies a story of perseverance, self-improvement and shining through with intelligence.

(GLO) – From remote villages in the heart of the Central Highlands, many National Assembly deputies from ethnic minority groups have earned the trust of voters, who have entrusted them with significant responsibilities.

With flexible critical thinking and a confident demeanor, the team from Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted has brilliantly claimed the top prize at the 2025 School Teen competition. Each champion represents a story of perseverance, self-improvement, and shining through with intelligence.

Drawing inspiration from ingredients and dishes deeply rooted in their hometown memories, many young people are striving to elevate traditional products by reinventing them, all with the ambition of bringing the flavors of their homeland to a wider audience.

GTV Online has officially launched its new educational program, “Class without walls,” introducing an innovative approach to learning that moves beyond traditional classrooms.

(GLO) – Ia Ly Hydropower Plant is the largest hydroelectric project in the Central Highlands, renowned for its impressive architecture and majestic natural scenery. Beyond its crucial role in the national power grid, the plant has also become an intriguing destination for visitors exploring Gia Lai.

A simple Vietnamese snack, bánh tráng (rice paper), has evolved into a million-dollar global product thanks to the vision and perseverance of entrepreneur Nguyễn Hữu Vinh.

Shortly after concluding its first Congress for the 2025–2030 term, the Party Executive Committee of Bong Son Ward swiftly transformed the Congress Resolution into a practical action program.

For Lê Hồng Phước, affectionately known as “Phước Du hí,” travel is more than exploration, it is a journey of return. Each trip he takes leads him back not only to the landscapes of his homeland but also to the essence of who he is.

(GLO) – "Accompanying children to school" is a program organized by Gia Lai Broadcasting and Newspaper, serving as a bridge, supporting disadvantaged students. We hope to receive the support of our valued audience so that program can continue to offer opportunities and nurture dreams.

According to the plan, public consultation on the draft documents to be submitted to the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party will take place from October 15 to November 15.

(GLO) – The Standing Committee of the Provincial People’s Council convened to agree on the proposed agenda for the 4th session and the regular year-end session of 2025; Gia Lai Chairman Pham Anh Tuan received Professor Serge Haroche and a delegation of international scientists...

(GLO) – The Bánh Ít Tower complex still stands tall atop the hills of Tuy Phước Bắc commune. After centuries, these ancient Cham brick towers have retained their nearly intact forms, telling the story of the craftsmanship and ingenuity of those who came before.