Our staff will pick you up at 8:00 am from your hotel in Hanoi. It takes around 2.5 hours – 3 hours for transfer Hanoi to Sung village. Upon your arrival, you will hike to explore sung Cave and then have lunch at a local homestay.

After breakfast, you can hike around Sung village where you will visit also the brocade group and learn some dying techniques from the Dao people. Spend time talking to the locals about how they raise the lish and sharing about their lives.

Transfer to Phu Mau, Van Ho today to explore a remote highland community, known for its quiet atmosphere, dramatic mountain landscapes, and authentic ethnic minority life.Here, you can meet and take photos of The Thai people (especially White Thai) are the dominant community in the village, known for their rich traditional culture, stilt-house architecture, Xoe dance, bamboo dance, and unique music traditions.

On this day, continue your journey to Tà Số, another remote area that is inhabited primarily by the Hmong (Mông) ethnic group, with Thai communities living in nearby valleys, creating a rich cultural and visual landscape.

Spend a full day in Tà Số and surrounding villages, capturing daily life and landscapes through photography.You can walk between small hamlets, documenting traditional farming practices, corn growing, hand embroidery and quiet interactions within the community.

Today, your journey continue to Ngoc Chien, a serene highland valley in Son La, home mainly to the Thai ethnic group. Photographers can capture traditional stilt houses, expansive rice fields, and daily village life, set against a backdrop of surrounding mountains

Nam Nghiep Village is located at an altitude of 2,000 to 2,300 metres above sea level, about 12km from the centre of Ngoc Chien Commune. The village has 135 H’Mong households.Many other localities in the northern mountainous region also grow ‘son tra’ trees, but Nam Nghiep has become known as the capital of ‘son tra’ flowers with its more than 1,200 hectares.Here, we will take you around the village, get to know the people and have a plenty of opportunities to take the photos of people in their daily lives such as: H’Mong people in their colorful customs, H’Mong people in the field, H’Mong people in their kitchen, kids playing around and running around ….Besides the people, you can also take photos of the beautiful landscape here and the peaceful villages.

Depart from Nam Nghiep towards Mu Cang Chai, home of many ethnic minority groups such as H’Mong, Dao and Thai. We can take you visit the houses of different ethnic minority groups so that you understand more about their architectures and how people from each minority group is living.Taking this opportunity as well to portrait these people in their daily lives in the remote villages where the people and nature weaves into a beautiful rythm.

Continue to discover villages such as Lim Thai and La Pan Tan. Please be noted as well, these villages are well-known for its beautiful rice terrace so you can take wonderful photos of the rice terraces as well.

Today, we will start with dramatic mountain landscapes, terraced rice fields, misty valleys, and golden-hour, then shifting into rich cultural storytelling. Tan Son is a remote mountainous district home to 19 ethnic groups, with ethnic minorities making up over 83.5% of the population, offering authentic portrait and daily-life moments.