1-on-1 Vietnam Photo Tour

Our journey begins with an early pickup in the morning from Hanoi, followed by a scenic drive to Cao Bang. The highlight of the day is the magnificent Ban Gioc Waterfall — one of the most beautiful and largest waterfalls in Vietnam, located right on the border with China. With its multi-tiered cascades and lush surroundings, Ban Gioc offers breathtaking photographic opportunities, especially as the sunlight hits the mist rising from the falls. After a day of exploring and shooting, we’ll check in to a comfortable local hotel.

We start our day early with a sunrise shoot at Ban Gioc Waterfall, capturing the morning light filtering through the mist and illuminating the cascading waters. In the afternoon, we’ll explore an incredible nearby hill with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside — perfect for wide landscape shots. As the sun sets, we move to Phong Nam river where local fishermen provide a beautiful foreground against the glowing sky, making for a magical sunset photography session.

After capturing the serene sunrise over Phong Nam valley, we journey to Ha Long Bay. Upon arrival, we board a cruise to explore this UNESCO World Heritage site known for its towering limestone karsts and emerald waters. The cruise offers unique vantage points to photograph the bay’s mystical scenery. We''ll end the day by capturing the stunning sunset as it reflects off the tranquil waters, providing a spectacular finale to our photographic adventure.

Following an early morning photography session capturing the sunrise over Ha Long Bay, our journey will take us to Hung Yen province. Here, we will document the vibrant cultural tapestry of the region, focusing on the intricate craftsmanship of a bamboo basket village and the traditional methods of a soy sauce village, providing opportunities to capture the unique essence of these two distinct communities. Subsequently, we will proceed to Hanoi for your overnight accommodation.

Today''s exploration delves into the cultural heartland near Hanoi. Our photographic focus will be on meticulously documenting the traditional processes and the aged barrels involved in local crafts, aiming to capture the rich aromas and enduring traditions.

In the afternoon, we will visit Duong Lam ancient village to capture its timeless charm and rustic character. Upon our return to Hanoi, we will seek out vantage points to photograph the sunset over a prominent city roundabout and experience the renowned Hanoi train street from a less frequented perspective.

Our day begins amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of Tam Coc in Ninh Binh, a UNESCO World Heritage site where dramatic limestone karsts rise majestically from serene waterways, creating an almost surreal and picturesque landscape. Through our photography, we aim to encapsulate the poetic essence of Vietnam’s countryside.

Today, we will witness and photograph the renowned terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai, including the iconic Mam Xoi viewpoint, capturing the intricate patterns and stunning vistas.

In the afternoon, we will explore significant locations within Mu Cang Chai, such as a traditional H’Mong corn house, and capture the sunset from the horseshoe viewpoint before returning to our accommodation.

Our morning will be dedicated to a continued photography session of the landscape, focusing on capturing the impressive rice terraces of Lao Chai under the soft morning light.

In the afternoon, we will visit the serene bamboo forest of Mu Cang Chai and photograph members of the H’Mong tribe in their traditional attire and customs, offering insights into their rich cultural heritage.

We will depart from Mu Cang Chai and travel back to Hanoi, where we will board an afternoon flight to the historical city of Hue.

In the afternoon, we will visit most famous abandoned park in Vietnam, capture a huge dragon statue. In the evening, we will capture the graceful imagery of Ao Dai-clad models releasing flower garlands onto the river at sunset and the serene ambiance of lighting candles within an ancient temple at night.

Today, we will immerse ourselves in the historical grandeur of Hue’s Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Vietnamese models adorned in elegant Ao Dai will provide a focal point for our photography, bringing the past to life against the backdrop of ancient walls and majestic architecture. Our lens will focus on capturing narratives of tradition and grace within this significant cultural landmark.

Later in the day, our attention will shift to the daily lives of local fishermen along the Perfume River, documenting their traditional net-casting techniques. As dusk approaches, we will witness and photograph the captivating spectacle of floating lanterns gently drifting along the water, symbolizing hopes and dreams. From the imperial elegance of the past to the rhythms of contemporary river life, today’s journey will weave together the diverse cultural narratives of Hue.

Our day begins with a sunrise photography session at the serene Lagoon of Hue, followed by a visit to the Thanh Tien paper flower village, where we will capture the delicate artistry of traditional paper flower making.

From Hue, we will then travel to Da Nang, visit the beautiful Ba Na Hills.

Our day begins with a sunrise photography opportunity to capture the amazing Golden Bridge.

After breakfast, we continue our journey to Hoi An. Upon arrival, we will photograph Hoi An’s fishermen with their distinctive Ro Cho fishing and capture the enchanting sunset over the ancient town, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historic architecture and vibrant atmosphere.

Early in the morning, our focus will shift to portrait photography, aiming to capture the character and wisdom reflected in the face of a senior local resident. As the morning progresses, we will continue our visual exploration by documenting the intricate process of sewing fishing nets, highlighting the skill and tradition involved. Subsequently, we will bid farewell to the captivating town of Hoi An and journey towards Phu Yen, where new and enriching photographic experiences await us.

En route, we will photograph the longest wooden bridge and aim for a conceptual photography session arranging boats during sunset.

In Phu Yen, we will immerse ourselves in the rhythm of coastal life, photographing fishermen engaged in their daily routines on the waves and, with luck, the dynamic spectacle of net casting. Our journey will then lead us to a local village where traditional coracle boats are crafted, offering a unique opportunity to photograph the skilled artisans shaping these distinctive round vessels.

As the day unfolds, we will travel towards the scenic province of Khanh Hoa, where new and exciting photographic opportunities await. Today’s visual narrative will capture the essence of Vietnam’s coastal heritage, from maritime traditions to the artistry of boat building.

Our day will commence early as we document the dedicated labor of Khanh Hoa’s salt farmers, capturing their silhouettes against the expansive, glistening white salt fields. Subsequently, our focus will shift to the intricate process of net sewing, preserving the skill and dedication woven into each stitch.

Later, we will journey to Phan Rang Thap Cham in Ninh Thuan province, where we will conclude the day by photographing a shepherd guiding his flock home against the stunning backdrop of golden dust. Today’s visual narrative will interweave themes of human endeavor, cultural heritage, and the raw beauty of Vietnam’s diverse landscapes.

At sunrise, we will capture the serene beauty of the Nam Cuong sand dunes, framing the silhouette of a Cham woman amidst the shifting sands. Moving into a local Cham village, we will document the traditional pottery-making process, a craft passed down through generations, capturing the artistry and cultural significance.

In the afternoon, we will capture scenes of kids play with old tires on the sand dunes.

Our day begins with capturing the sunrise over the sand dunes of Mui Ne. Following this, we will visit a local factory to document the traditional process of fish sauce production, offering insights into this important regional industry.

In the afternoon, we will photograph a traditional cake factory, aiming to capture the interplay of light and the intricate processes involved. Later in the day, we will move to Ho Chi Minh city, photograph the sunset in the biggest city of Vietnam.

Our final morning will take us to a picturesque waterlily village in the Mekong Delta, offering opportunities to photograph these beautiful aquatic flowers and the surrounding landscapes. Subsequently, we will document the local workers engaged in collecting grass and spinach, providing a glimpse into the agricultural practices of the region.

As our remarkable photography journey draws to a close, we will return to Ho Chi Minh City, ensuring arrival at Tan Son Nhat Airport by 3 p.m. Whether you are departing with a collection of unforgettable photographic memories or extending your stay to further explore the vibrant city, we hope this visual odyssey across Vietnam’s diverse landscapes and rich cultures has been a truly enriching experience.