Around Vietnam Photo Tour

Today, we immerse ourselves in the cultural heart of Northern Vietnam, capturing the essence of two iconic villages. In the morning, we visit a traditional soy sauce village, where the art of fermentation has been passed down for generations. Our lenses will document the meticulous process and the aged barrels exuding rich aromas.

We begin our day in the breathtaking landscapes of Tam Coc, where limestone karsts rise from tranquil waterways, creating a dreamlike setting. As we capture this UNESCO-listed gem, each frame becomes a visual poem of Vietnam’s countryside.

We step into the historic grandeur of Hue’s Imperial City, where Vietnamese models dressed in elegant Ao Dai bring the past to life against ancient walls and regal architecture. Our cameras frame stories of tradition and grace within this UNESCO-listed citadel.

We begin our morning in Hue’s eerie yet captivating abandoned water park, where nature is slowly reclaiming forgotten structures. This haunting beauty offers a unique contrast of decay and resilience.

At 4 a.m., we set sail on a tranquil river to photograph Hoi An’s fishermen using the traditional Ro technique, casting their nets in the soft morning light. Each ripple tells a story of time-honored skill and perseverance.

In Phu Yen, we immerse ourselves in the rhythms of coastal life, capturing fishermen navigating the waves and, if fortune favors, the dynamic grace of a net-casting scene. Our journey then takes us to a coracle boat-making village, where skilled hands shape these traditional round boats.

We rise early to document the hard work of Khanh Hoa’s salt farmers, their silhouettes set against the glistening white salt fields. We then shift our focus to the intricate craft of net sewing, preserving the skill and dedication woven into every stitch.

At sunrise, we frame the poetic beauty of Nam Cuong sand dunes, silhouetting a Cham woman in the shifting sands. Moving into a Cham village, we document the traditional pottery-making process, a craft passed down through generations.

Our final morning takes us to Binh Thuan’s dunes, where children play with old tires, their laughter echoing through the sandy expanse. In the afternoon, we shift to Vung Tau, capturing the artistry of steamed fish preparation in a local workshop.