Hanoi by Night
Explore the excitement of Hanoi in low-light
Hanoi by Night, capturing the bustle of evening life around some of the city’s most characteristic corners and intriguing landmarks. We start out with sunset at Emperor Bao Dai’s derelict seaplane port on West Lake, now a spot for local fishermen and trendy kids. From here, we head round tranquil Truc Bach Lake, towards a traditional night market, an atmospheric location for shooting with reflections and frames. After a street photography session in some busy areas for local cuisine, we’ll pass by Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist temple in the capital. We finish up with the changing of the guard at Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, an event as photogenic for the gathered local crowds as the ceremony itself. It all makes for an unforgettable evening exploring a photographer’s Hanoi.
What to Expect
Explore low light photography in the heart of Hanoi. Photography focus…
| Tour Highlights | Photographic Highlights |
Emperor Bao Dai’s seaplane port | Camera Settings |
Tour Length: Half Day – 5:30pm – 9:30pm
Hotel pickups commence approximately 30 minutes prior to this time
Level of Difficulty: Moderate Physical activity (Walking)
Training or guidance will be provided by our photographers throughout the tour. Our guides will tailor your learning experience depending on your interest, style and experience from amateurs to professionals we can provide simple techniques to improve your photography, gain further knowledge of your camera and lenses, as well as develop your photographic eye to capture that amazing composition.
| What’s Included | What’s Excluded |
Hotel Pickup | Gratuities |
Recommended Equipment
DSLR Camera / Film Camera
Memory Cards
Fully Charged Battery
Wide Angle or Standard Zoom Lens
Tripod (optional)
