Ao Dai Photography Tour in Hanoi | Vietnam
Dress up in Vietnam's famous national costume, the Ao Dai, and have your pictures taken by a professional photographer at some of the most iconic locations in Hanoi.
- Visit the most Instragrammable spots in Hanoi, such as Hanoi Opera House, Phung Hung Mural Street, and Cau The Huc
- Discover the unique features and vibe of the capital city through its architecture, history, food, and culture
- Enjoy your tour with a convenient round-trip transfer from your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter
- Travel worry-free with a friendly guide who is able to speak in your preferred language such as English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese
Package Options
Cultural Experiences
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point, Hotel transfer |
| Location | Outdoor |
| Experience type | Costume rental |
| Outfit type | Áo dài |
| Additional service & facility | Photography service |
Product Info
What You Can Expect
1 Day
- 8:00 am –8:30 am: Enjoy a convenient pick-up from your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter or at Hanoi Opera House
- Make a visit to Tran Quoc Pagoda, located on a small island in West Lake and the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi. Marvel at the beautiful architecture and serene gardens, as well as the stunning views of West Lake from the pagoda
- Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a large building located in Ba Dinh Square that serves as the final resting place of Vietnam's revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh. The mausoleum is also surrounded by beautiful gardens and other important structures, such as the Presidential Palace and the One Pillar Pagoda
- *Note: The Mausoleum Management Board will carry out maintenance of the mausoleum on Mondays and Fridays. If your tour falls on these days, you can only visit the outside of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, stilt house, the Presidential Palace, and the One Pillar Pagoda
- Admire the incredible architecture of the Temple of Literature, which dates back to the 11th century and served as a center of learning for scholars in Vietnam
- Sample some of Hanoi's famous cuisine at a local restaurant ( Bun Cha- Fresh rice noodle with pork meet or Pho- fresh rice noodle with beef...)
- In the afternoon, continue to discover train coffee street. Where you can walk along the rail ways to see some things old and special asmosphere, take photoes, and you can enter a coffee shop, order a cup of coffee to enjoy. If you are lucky you can see the train pass there and it will be opportunity to have some funy photos.
- It's dress up time! Grab your national Vietnamese costume, the Ao Da, and get ready for your very own fashion shoot with a professional photographer at Sword Lake, considered the heart of the capital with unique French architectural buildings and traditional Vietnamese architecture. You also get the opportunity to see the Ngoc Son ancient temple in Hanoi, situated on a small island in the lake (entrance fee at your own expense).
- Continue moving to an other famous destination - Ha Noi old church to take more memorable photos .
- 4:30 -5:00 pm: Your fun day ends. The car will drop you off at your hotel inside the Old Quarter. Guests can also pay for a tricycle to go around the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, or book a ticket for a water puppet show in a theater nearby.
Purchase Notice
- The tour guide can rearrange the tour program to suit your situation but the content of the tour will be not changed
Reminders
Guests must wear long clothes and long trousers when visiting the Mausoleum, pagodas, temples
Customers are responsible for their own properties, air ticket, and other valuable items during the tour
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present the e-voucher on-site
Pickup Point
Location Name: Hanoi Old Quarter within Hoan Kiem district area
Address: HanoiLocation Name: Hanoi Opera House
Address: No 1 Trang Tien, Hoan Kiem, HanoiFAQ
Yes, the Ao Dai is Vietnam's national costume and is embraced by people of all nationalities. Foreigners are welcome to wear the Ao Dai during this photography tour to immerse themselves in Vietnamese culture and capture beautiful memories in Hanoi.
Yes, traditional Ao Dai attire is available for both men and women participating in the photography tour. While the female Ao Dai is more widely recognized, designs for men are also provided, allowing everyone to experience this elegant traditional garment.
The Ao Dai is a deeply symbolic garment representing Vietnamese grace and heritage. It is traditionally worn for important events such as national holidays, festivals like Tet, weddings, and formal occasions. It is also often part of school uniforms and professional attire in certain fields, signifying respect for tradition.
Yes, the Hanoi Ao Dai Photography Tour explicitly includes the services of a professional photographer. This ensures that you receive high-quality, expertly composed images capturing your experience in the Ao Dai at Hanoi's scenic locations.
During the Ao Dai tour, a professional photographer will accompany you to iconic sites, providing direction for poses and angles to best showcase you and the Ao Dai. They specialize in capturing the essence of your cultural experience through high-resolution photographs that reflect the beauty of Hanoi.
The Ao Dai photography tour visits several iconic and visually appealing locations in Hanoi. These frequently include the grandeur of the Hanoi Opera House, the artistic vibrancy of Phung Hung Mural Street, and the picturesque setting of Cau The Huc, offering diverse backdrops for your photos.
During an Ao Dai photoshoot in Hanoi, photographers typically guide participants into elegant and flowing poses that highlight the garment's graceful silhouette. Suggestions often include walking poses, contemplative stances, and movements that capture the natural flow of the Ao Dai, complementing the historical and cultural backdrops.
Yes, the Ao Dai Photography Tour in Hanoi includes convenient round-trip transfers from hotels located within the Hanoi Old Quarter, ensuring a hassle-free experience. A friendly guide fluent in multiple languages such as English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese is also provided to assist you throughout the tour.
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