Days of the trip -

• Main tour dates: 5–15 October, 2026

• Optional extension: 16–20 October, 2026
  (Coastal Traditions and/or Long Coc Tea Valley)

Join photographer Liam Giuliani and the team at Vietnam in Focus for an immersive journey through the cultural and visual heart of northern Vietnam. From the alleyways of Hanoi’s Old Quarter to mist-draped mountaintop villages, this unique itinerary traces Vietnam’s rich tapestry of craft traditions, ethnic markets, and golden rice terraces in full harvest. You’ll meet master artisans in hidden Red River Delta villages, hike through remote Hmong hamlets, and capture the vivid rhythms of daily life in some of the country’s most photogenic—but least visited—regions.

Designed with photographers in mind, the tour blends documentary-style street shoots, working portrait sessions, and sweeping landscape opportunities. Liam will be on hand throughout to guide your creative process, helping you build a powerful visual story—frame by frame.

Liam—known to many by his creative alias 7th.era—is an Australian photographer whose work is defined by authenticity, emotion, and atmosphere. With more than a decade behind the lens, he has developed a distinctive visual style shaped by storytelling, bold perspectives, and an eye for the unexpected. Based in the Netherlands, Liam continues to push creative boundaries while building a global community of aspiring image-makers.

His relaxed, intuitive approach to photography makes him a natural teacher and an inspiring guide. Whether he’s experimenting with new angles or capturing fleeting moments of everyday life, Liam’s work invites you into a world that feels personal and cinematic.

Beyond his photographic talent, Liam is a content creator with a passion for sharing knowledge. Through YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, he connects with tens of thousands of followers daily, posting tutorials, creative challenges, and insights into the art and craft of photography. He’s not just showing his audience how to take better photos—he’s helping them find their own voice behind the camera.