Vietnam is a treasure trove for backpackers worldwide; pho, the famous motorcycle loops, coffee, and history were all on my to-do list before I visited this breathtaking country.
Estelle Coulter
Tartan, knits and kilts: Heritage of traditional Scottish clothing
With its unique patterns and silhouettes, Scottish clothing is symbolic of the nation and a source of national pride. Animal materials such as wool and leather have been used for millennia to protect celts against the cold winds and long winters.
Street flavours and coffee culture of colombia
When I arrived in Bogotá for the first time two years ago, football and music were on my mind; food, however, was not. Beyond arepas and empanadas, both of which I’d never tried, I had no idea what to expect from Colombian cuisine.
What the UK can learn from Thai food culture
Could shared meals be the answer to tackling the UK’s growing loneliness crisis? Heritage explores how the Thai approach to communal dining creates connections and what the UK can learn from it.
Why everyone’s talking about claddagh jewellery
Claddagh rings have been around for centuries, but now they’re suddenly everywhere.
Life for Thai women in the UK
Why are Thai women in the UK still dealing with the consequences of outdated stereotypes? Heritage investigates how casual racism in Britain is affecting women and holding us all back.
Nailing us together: The nation’s nails
A manicure isn’t just a beauty treat—it’s a cultural story at your fingertips. From intricate nail art to a classic buff and polish, the UK’s multiculturalism has shaped the way we groom our hands and feet.