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Saigon Railway Village

Capture the action beside Saigon’s tracks as trains roll in from the north

This quiet part of the city, surprisingly close to the centre, is like a snapshot from bygone times, with narrow, sleepy alleyways, vintage coffeeshops and Saigonese showing their traditional smiles and hospitality. Along the way, we’ll work on composition techniques and use of various settings to take your images to the next level.

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Photographer Tung Phan

Hanoi Explorer

Encounter the authentic Old Quarter

Hanoi Explorer mixes the best of our private half day photography tours through the capital’s oldest neighborhood – with train street, Long Bien bridge and market, and the most atmospheric ancient trading streets. Perfect for those who want to capture the city’s iconic images in one evocative morning.

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Hanoi city tour of Long Bien Market travel photography

Long Bien Sunrise

Capture the action at Hanoi’s wildest market

Welcome the day at the capital’s historic wholesale trading spot, as couriers from the provinces provide city sellers with stock. We’ll capture dawn breaking over Long Bien Bridge, before exploring the stalls below, offering endless opportunities for candid people photography. Along the way, we’ll craft a dramatic visual story of daily life at Hanoi’s oldest market.

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Ninh Binh - The boat man

Ninh Binh Explorer

Discover soaring mountains, authentic craft villages, and timeless country life

Get off the tourist trail and experience true lowland life in Ninh Binh province. We’ll enjoy some of the area’s most iconic activities, including a longboat ride at Tam Coc and a climb to Hang Mua Peak, but our main focus will be craft villages producing stonework and handbuilt ceramics, and images of classical rural life.

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Hanoi by Night - Long Bien Night Market

Hanoi by Night

Explore the excitement of Hanoi in low-light

Enjoy a captivating night photography tour where enthusiasts of all levels can hone their skills and capture the authentic vibe of Hanoi’s street life. We venture into Hanoi’s most famous century-old night market, where you’ll learn techniques for night photography with exciting compositions. We’ll be rubbing shoulders with the locals in the brightly-lit market, traders, couriers and customers barging between the stalls. There’s a great deal to discover, with exotic fruit stalls, workers unloading trucks, and a fish market with some very talkative traders. It all makes for a unique, evocative travel experience, offering a rich variety of images.

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Tho Ha Handicraft Village - Hanoi

Tho Ha Traditions

Follow the rice paper trail on the banks of the Red River

Step back in time at Tho Ha village, a traditional Red River community renowned for its ancient architecture and rice paper products. In charming backstreets, we’ll explore busy workshops, and photograph bamboo frames stacked with drying rice paper. Along the way, we’ll produce a stunning pictorial narrative of this unforgettable and authentically Vietnamese village.

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Hai Van Pass Photo Tour from Danang, Central Vietnam

Hai Van Pass Horizons

Cross the coastal mountain pass, before exploring life at Lang Co Lagoon

We head for the hills between Danang and Hue, on a photographic adventure through the clouds. Capture epic landscapes from one of Vietnam’s most breathtaking journeys, stopping off along the way to document authentic local life. At Lang Co Lagoon, we have an up close encounter with fishing communities that have plied their trade here for generations.

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Hanoi on the Tracks

On the Tracks

Get off the beaten tracks on Hanoi’s lesser-known train street

You’ll explore city life beside the rails, bustling alleyway markets, and the morning’s activities at Reunification Park. Along the way, you’ll create a rich photographic story of Vietnam’s capital as it wakes for the day. And yes – you’ll get ‘that’ shot of the Reunification Express squeezing between the houses.

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