One-Day Hanoi Photo Tour

One-Day Hanoi Photo Tour
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Capture the most iconic photography spots of Hanoi with the One-Day Hanoi Photography Tour, a photo tour perfect for photographers of all levels. This tour offers expert guidance to help you photograph the vibrant culture of Hanoi with monthly departures. Elevate your photography skills while exploring this iconic city, ensuring an unforgettable and enriching photographic adventure.

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Tour Summary

  • Duration: 1 day (dusk till dawn)
  • Level of difficulty: easy
  • Group size: maximum 10 participants
  • Tour starts & ends in Hanoi Old Quarter
  • Operated by Vietnam Photo Tours LLC

Destinations

  • Hanoi ceramic road & incense village
  • Soya sauce & bamboo basket village
  • Fishing net & mattress factory
  • Long Bien bridge or Tran Quoc pagoda
  • Hanoi train street (lesser-know spots)

Included

  • Premium private bus with bottled water
  • Hotel in Hanoi pick-up & drop-off
  • Lunch & dinner in famous restaurants
  • Site entry fees & model fees
  • Tour license, photography guide

One-Day Hanoi Photography Tour Itinerary

We begin the day with convenient hotel pick-up early in the morning so we can reach the Hanoi Ceramic Mosaic Mural right at sunrise. In the gentle early light and with almost no crowds, the entire 6-km artwork becomes a peaceful playground for wide compositions, reflections, and colorful tile details.

From there we drive to Quang Phu Cau incense village, the very place where one of my photographs was published in the June 2017 issue of National Geographic. You will have plenty of time to capture the vivid red and pink incense bundles laid out in perfect patterns, the swirling smoke, and the local artisans at work.

Next, we continue with a conceptual photography session featuring workers drying vibrant colored sedge mats, the traditional material used to weave Vietnamese sleeping mats. And worker sewing the fishing net on a factory on the outskirts of Hanoi.

After a relaxed local lunch, we continue to a traditional soy-sauce making village. Rows of giant clay fermentation pots, wooden vats, rising steam, and warm earthy tones create beautiful graphic and storytelling images. Then, we visit the famous bamboo-basket weaving village. The rhythmic movements of the craftsmen and the golden afternoon light streaming through the open workshops offer wonderful environmental portraits and texture studies.

Late afternoon takes us to the legendary Hanoi Train Street. We time the visit perfectly (and safely) to photograph the train slowly passing just inches from homes and cafés, one of the most iconic urban moments in Vietnam.

We return to central Hanoi just after sunset. The day ends with a friendly farewell dinner at a lovely local restaurant, the perfect moment to share favorite shots from the day and celebrate the experience together. After dinner, we drop everyone off safely back at their hotels.

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Tours are operated by
Vietnam Photography Tours LLC
Business Registration license No. 0111276814
International Tour Operator license No. 01-3020 issued by Vietnam National Authority of Tourism.