Each destination we choose is carefully selected to showcase the breathtaking landscapes of Vietnam (in particular the ones surrounding Hanoi), the authentic lifestyles of its people, and the rich and diverse cultures that are either well-preserved or at risk of vanishing. Here, you will capture stunning photos that truly reflect the beauty and character of Vietnam.

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Hanoi: Quang phu cau incense village

Incense plays an important role in the Vietnamese spiritual life as it is used in temples, pagodas, shrines and other worshipping places. 

Quang Phu Cau has long been one of the largest incense stick makers in Vietnam. Each stick is the end of a long process, from cutting bamboo shoots to splitting them into smaller rods, then sticks. Red is often the color of the dye, as it represents luck and happiness.

What makes it truly photogenic is when these sticks are dried. Since they’re tied in bundles, the workers would then stand and spread each bundle to make sure the sticks get dried more quickly. Numerous bundles are laid in the yard, each shapes like an umbrella.

Duration– 6 hours

Meeting point – Your hotel of choice

Price – €545 for up to two people. €210 per additional guest.

Included in the price is a private driver and lunch

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Hanoi: The vanishing craft of fish traps

Discover the beauty and cultural significance of the vanishing craft of making fish traps in Hung Yen, Vietnam. This unique tour offers photographers the opportunity to capture the traditional techniques and intricate designs used in this disappearing trade. From the hands of skilled craftsmen, you’ll witness the creation of these masterpieces made from bamboo and other natural materials. The old house serves as the perfect backdrop for capturing images that tell the story of a once thriving industry. This tour is a must-visit for any photographer looking to preserve a piece of history and capture the essence of Vietnamese culture. Don’t miss this chance to document a craft on the brink of extinction and bring your lens to life in Hung Yen.

Duration– 5 hours

Meeting point – Your hotel of choice

Price – €495 for up to two people. €210 per additional guest.

Included in the price is a private driver and lunch

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Hanoi: Tho ha - the rice paper village

Tho Ha village is an ideal location for photography. A place to capture the lovely scenes and the rhythm of life in the Red River Delta.

Tho Ha village lies 1-hour to the North East of Hanoi. It’s a peaceful commune located on the bank of the Cau River. The village retains the traditional architecture with a communal house, temple, a village gate, banyan trees, and a small market. But what makes the village most special is the traditional of making “Banh Da Nem” or rice paper. This is the soul of Spring Roll – one of Vietnam’s must tastes.

On our photography tour to Tho Ha, we will explore these all. We first cross the Cau river by a ferry. Then we walk the villages alleys, and make random visits to households to see the process.

Duration– 5 hours

Meeting point – Your hotel of choice

Price – €495 for up to two people. €210 per additional guest.

Included in the price is a private driver and lunch

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Hanoi: the soy sauce village of ban yen nhan

Soy sauce plays an important role in Vietnamese cuisine and it is a must-have flavor for many Vietnamese dishes. And when it comes to this, probably nowhere else in Vietnam can soya sauce be generated with such high quality and rich flavor as in Ban Yen Nhan village, Hung Yen province. The tradition has been passed down from generation to generation and still continues to thrive these days. From Ban village, soy sauce makes way to all families throughout Vietnam and it’s not hard to find it in a supermarket in any other country where there are the Vietnamese. 

Duration– 5 hours

Meeting point – Your hotel of choice

Price – €495 for up to two people. €210 per additional guest.

Included in the price is a private driver and lunch

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Bustling Hanoi city photo tour

If you want to experience the bustling, vibrant capital of Hanoi, look no further. This tour takes you to both from the Old and French Quarters of Hanoi, the latter of which you experience by rickshaw, to the impressive Chua Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest of its kind in Hanoi. There’s ample opportunity to capture very worthwhile photographs here, as the beating heart of Vietnam offers experiences like no other place in the world!

Duration– 4 hours

Meeting point – Your hotel of choice

Price – €495 for up to two people. €210 per additional guest.

Included in the price is a rickshaw tour of the French Quarter and lunch

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Hanoi: countryside and rice fields

Welcome to our Hanoi photo tour just outside of the urban area of the capital city, where we will take you on an easy but fruitful photographic time amidst the scenic rural lands.

Our experienced local photographers will share their expertise and knowledge of photography with you, helping you to improve your skills and take your photography to the next level. With this Hanoi photo tour, you’ll get to experience the vibrant daily lives of local farmers and learn about their customs and traditions while capturing breathtaking photos.

Duration-5  hours

Meeting point – Your hotel of choice

Price – €495 for up to two people. €210 per additional guest.

Included in the price is a private driver and lunch

ALL VIETNAM PHOTO TOURS ARE PRIVATE AND INCLUDE PRIVATE DRIVER AND LUNCH

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