12-Day Vietnam Photo Expedition

A slow photography journey through Vietnam’s people, culture, and everyday life.

Overview

This 12-day expedition is designed for photographers who want to go beyond sightseeing.

We travel slowly, in small groups, following light, stories, and daily rhythms — creating space for meaningful photography and genuine human connection.

  • Duration: 12 days

  • Group size: Maximum 6 photographers

  • Locations: Hanoi – Hue – Hoi An – Central Vietnam

  • Available dates: February & Mid-August

  • Photography level: All levels welcome

  • Pace: Slow · Immersive · Respectful

This is not a checklist tour.

We photograph everyday life, quiet moments, and human presence — often returning to the same place at different times of day, allowing stories to unfold naturally.

You will experience:
✔ Small group only
✔ Local access, not tourist routes
✔ Time to observe and wait for moments
✔ Ethical & respectful photography

HIGHLIGHTS YOU’LL PHOTOGRAPH

  • Street life in Hanoi’s Old Quarter

  • Morning markets and hidden alleys

  • Rural villages and daily rituals

  • Ancient architecture and lived-in heritage

  • Floating lanterns on the Nhu Y River

  • Portraits shaped by light, patience, and trust

WHAT’S INCLUDED

✔ Photography guidance throughout the journey
✔ Local cultural experiences
✔ Ground transportation during the expedition
✔ Carefully selected locations & access

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED

✖ International flights
✖ meals
✖ Personal expenses

(Full details provided after application.)

Who This Tour Is For

  • Documentary photographers

  • Travel storytellers

  • Intermediate hobbyists

No portfolio required — only intention and openness.

Investment:

Price: $3,100 USD per person

Deposit: $600 to secure your spot

Balance due: 60 days before departure

Gear recommendation:

Recommended Gear:

– 35mm / 50mm prime

– Zoom 24–70

– Lightweight tripod optional

This expedition is application-based to ensure a balanced and meaningful group.

Thoughtfully crafted to elevate what matters most.