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In this tutorial by Venket from Premium Technologies, part one focuses on fragment caching in ASP.NET. It is recommended to watch previous parts (119 to 121) to understand the basics of caching. Fragment caching refers to caching specific portions of a web page, which is useful when most of the content changes frequently, but certain sections remain static and potentially time-consuming to load. An example provided is a web form displaying company events alongside static data, such as ten years of total sales by product line. This static data is an ideal candidate for fragment caching, as it doesn't change often and can enhance performance.