Tho Ha Handicaft Village - Private Hanoi Photo Tour

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Key Details

Mobile Voucher Accepted
Hotel pickup Available

Duration: 5 Hrs
Language:
English

Departure Time :
05:00 AM Hotel pickups commence prior to this time
Return Details :
hotel/home drop-off
Cancellation Policy :
This activity is non-refundable Tours booked using discount coupon codes will be non refundable.

Overview

In the surrounding village and markets youll be able to capture wide angles, with frames full of activity in every corner of your shots, explore different focal ranges, perspectives and compositions. The village workshops are dark and moody, and use of natural lighting can create a fantastic atmosphere and emphasise the subjects and your composition. Mixing with the villagers and craftsmen also offers a plethora of portraiture shots and a cultural perspective not possible on your typical tour. The day at Tho Ha will provide most photographers with technical challenges but also an amazing platform for creating documentary photostories, portraits and landscapes along the river's edge.

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Hotel pick-up and departure for Bac Ninh Province
We catch the ferry to Tho Ha Village and learn how the residents manufacture rice paper. We have a portrait and working-relationship shoot focusing on the work of the artisans here.Time to explore Tho Ha village market, a typical countryside ‘cho’ of busy stalls and chatty traders.We have a photographic wander through Tho Ha’s narrow village alleyways where people hang rice paper out to dry in the sun
Catch the ferry and head up to Bo Da, a beautiful ruined pagodadates back to the 11th century. Our focus is now on landscape and architectural photography
Return to Hanoi and hotel drop-of

Itinerary:

Hotel pick-up and departure for Bac Ninh Province
We catch the ferry to Tho Ha Village and learn how the residents manufacture rice paper. We have a portrait and working-relationship shoot focusing on the work of the artisans here. Time to explore Tho Ha village market, a typical countryside ‘cho’ of busy stalls and chatty traders. We have a photographic wander through Tho Ha’s narrow village alleyways where people hang rice paper out to dry in the sun
Catch the ferry and head up to Bo Da, a beautiful ruined pagoda dates back to the 11th century. Our focus is now on landscape and architectural photography
Return to Hanoi and hotel drop-of