Exploring Landscapes and Culture all around Viet Nam
What to Expect
A photography journey through Viet Nam offers an extraordinary blend of landscapes, culture, and timeless traditions. From misty mountain terraces and dramatic limestone karsts to vibrant fishing villages, bustling markets, and centuries-old craft villages, every destination presents unique photographic opportunities. You’ll photograph breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, experience authentic local life, and capture the rich colors, textures, and stories that define Viet Nam. With carefully planned itineraries, expert guidance, and access to both iconic landmarks and hidden gems, this tour is designed to help photographers of all skill levels create a diverse and compelling portfolio while experiencing the country’s remarkable beauty and warm hospitality.
General Information
Destination: Viet Nam
Tour start: Noi Bai International Airport, Ha Noi
Ending place: Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh city
Dates: 30 September – 9 October 2027
Duration: 10 Days
Accommodation: 5-star Hotel
Physicality: Easy
Group Size: 8 clients
Price: Contact for more information
Terms & Conditions
Itinerary
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Tuition
There will be plenty of 1-to-1 time both on the hill and back at our accommodation. I’m equally comfortable teaching beginner or advanced photographers. Hopefully the printing aspect will add an extra dimension to the trip.
Fitness and Experience
Our Vietnam photography tours are suitable for photographers of all experience levels and require only a moderate level of fitness. Most photography locations are easily accessible, with short walks on paved paths, village roads, rice terraces, or gentle trails. While some sunrise viewpoints or rural locations may involve uneven terrain or light hiking, no technical trekking is required. A reasonable level of mobility and the ability to carry your own camera equipment for short distances will ensure you enjoy the trip comfortably.
Equipment
A kit list will be sent out in advance of the trip, but you should dress expecting wet and cold weather (see below from late-October 2024!). It could be near zero and windy on the summits, so full waterproofs, hat, gloves and plenty of warm layers are necessary. You will need a headtorch in case we need to walk back in the dark (as will be the plan if we get a good mountain day). You must have walking boots or other suitable footwear if you are more experienced and know you can get away with trail shoes etc! Wellies and an umbrella may also be helpful.