1. Hanoi Instagram Photo Tour – Framing the Soul of the City

Hanoi doesn’t reveal itself all at once.
It whispers through quiet lakes at dawn, echoes along colonial streets, and suddenly comes alive in the rhythm of local markets and passing trains.

This Hanoi Instagram Photo Tour is not about rushing from one attraction to another. It is about slowing down — learning how to see the city through light, angles, and fleeting moments. As the morning begins, you frame Hoan Kiem Lake in its most peaceful hour, step beneath the towers of St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and wander through French-era streets where history still lingers.

You capture Ta Hien before the crowds wake, feel the pulse of Dong Xuan Market, and stand on Long Bien Bridge where past and present meet. The journey reaches its climax at the legendary Train Street — egg coffee in hand, camera ready, heart racing as the train rushes past just inches away.

Led by a photographer-guide, you are shown how to pose, where to stand, and how to turn everyday Hanoi scenes into timeless images.
This is not just a tour.
It is your visual story of Hanoi — told frame by frame.

2. Vietnam Village Vibes – A Journey into Living Craft Traditions

Beyond the city’s noise, Vietnam tells its truest stories in its villages.

On this Vietnam Village Vibes tour, you leave Hanoi behind and step into a slower rhythm of life — where hands, not machines, shape culture passed down through centuries. In Quang Phu Cau, vibrant bundles of incense dry under the sun, filling the air with color and tradition. Families work together, repeating rituals their ancestors perfected generations ago.

In Chuong village, you are welcomed into the home of a conical hat artisan. You paint your own nón lá, share stories over a home-cooked meal, and feel the warmth of genuine rural hospitality — unfiltered, unhurried, unforgettable.

The journey continues to Ha Thai lacquer village, where layers of bamboo, eggshell, and mother-of-pearl are transformed into works of art. Guided by a local master, you create your own lacquer piece, understanding the patience and skill behind every polished surface.

This tour is not about souvenirs.
It is about connection — to people, to heritage, and to the living soul of Vietnam.

3. Incense, Conical Hat & Lacquer Tour – Stories Crafted by Hand

Some stories are not written.
They are carved, painted, and shaped by hand.

This full-day craft village tour invites you deep into Vietnam’s artisanal heart, where each village carries a legacy measured not in years, but in centuries. You begin among the glowing reds and yellows of incense sticks in Quang Phu Cau, learning how this sacred craft weaves its way into daily life, spirituality, and tradition.

In Chuong village, time slows as you sit beside artisans who have made conical hats for over 300 years. You paint, create, and share a meal prepared with care — not as a tourist, but as a welcomed guest.

Your final stop, Ha Thai, reveals the delicate world of lacquer art. Under expert guidance, you craft a piece using natural materials, gaining insight into an art form that demands patience, precision, and deep respect for tradition.

As the day ends, you return to Hanoi not just with photos, but with stories — of hands that create, villages that endure, and a Vietnam that still lives through its crafts.