Renting Mãng Bào (Python Robe): A Powerful and Noble Royal Concept for 2026 Event Photos
Written by: Cao Văn Thắng - Founder & CEO, Gao Nau Photo Travel
Content reviewed by: Gạo Nâu Photo Travel editorial team
Updated: Jul 6, 2026
Based on Gao Nau team experience in traveler photography, styling, and client service.
Renting Mãng Bào (Python Robe): A Powerful and Noble Royal Concept for 2026 Event Photos
TL;DR (60 seconds)
Mãng Bào (Python Robe) is the ceremonial garment of the Nguyễn dynasty (1802–1945) for Princes, Royal kin and high-ranking mandarins, characterized by 9 Mãng (four-clawed dragons) embroidered in gold thread on silk. Unlike the Long Bào (five-clawed dragon robe, reserved for the Emperor), the Mãng Bào allows the nobility and senior mandarins to wear it during Tết (Lunar New Year), grand ceremonies and royal audiences. At Gạo Nâu, the rental price for the Mãng Bào is 300,000 VND/4 hours, 450,000 VND/8 hours, 600,000 VND/day, with a deposit of 2,000,000 VND in cash or ID documents. The costume is suitable for men seeking a royal court concept, traditional engagement ceremonies, corporate cultural events and royal pre-wedding photography. Rental hotline: 0828 525 252.
What is the Mãng Bào?
Mãng Bào is the ceremonial garment of the Nguyễn dynasty for men of the noble class and high-ranking mandarins, identified by the Mãng motif (four-clawed dragon) embroidered in gold thread on the body of the robe. It is one of the most noble ceremonial garments permitted to non-Emperors in the Vietnamese feudal court.
| Element | Meaning | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Mãng (蟒) | Four-clawed dragon | For Princes, Royal kin, senior mandarins |
| Long (龍) | Five-clawed dragon | Reserved exclusively for the Emperor — Long Bào |
| Bào (袍) | Long ceremonial robe | High-rank ceremonial garment, worn at grand ceremonies and audiences |
| Bàn Lĩnh (盤領) | High round collar | Signature collar of imperial court ceremonial robes |
| Quảng Tụ (廣袖) | Wide sleeves | Loose, long sleeves symbolizing status |
History of the Mãng Bào in the Nguyễn Dynasty
The Mãng Bào appeared early in Vietnamese history but was most clearly defined under the Nguyễn dynasty (1802–1945), beginning with King Gia Long and reaching its regulatory peak under King Minh Mạng.
| Period | Era | Key events |
|---|---|---|
| King Gia Long | 1802–1820 | Founded the Nguyễn dynasty, inheriting court costume regulations from the Lê and Qing dynasties, established the Mãng Bào ceremonial garment |
| King Minh Mạng | 1820–1841 | Comprehensive reform of court costumes, issued the "Khâm định Đại Nam hội điển sự lệ" (Imperially Approved Statutes of Đại Nam), clearly defining Mãng motifs by rank |
| King Thiệu Trị | 1841–1847 | Consolidated ceremonial garment regulations, clearly distinguishing the Mãng Bào of princes from that of mandarins |
| King Tự Đức | 1847–1883 | The Mãng Bào reached its peak in gold thread embroidery technique, with the most refined motifs |
| King Khải Định | 1916–1925 | Court ceremonial garments were partially Westernized, but the Mãng Bào retained its classic structure |
| King Bảo Đại | 1926–1945 | Nguyễn dynasty ceremonial garments appeared in the final grand ceremonies before the dynasty ended |
Distinguishing Mãng by rank
Under King Minh Mạng, the Mãng Bào regulations were clearly defined by royal kin and mandarin rank:
| Subject | Number of dragon claws | Auxiliary motifs |
|---|---|---|
| Emperor | 5 claws (Long Bào) | Cloud-Wave-Mountain-Sun, Vạn Tự (swastika) patterns |
| Prince | 4 claws (Mãng Bào) | Cloud-Wave-Buffalo Head, bold gold trim |
| Royal grandchild | 3 claws | Cloud-Wave-Peach Blossom, medium gold trim |
| Senior mandarins (1st, 2nd rank) | 4 claws (Mãng Bào) | Simpler Cloud-Wave motifs |
| Mandarins of 3rd rank and below | No Mãng | Chest insignia (bổ tử) embroidered with birds, animals by rank |
Characteristics and Structure of the Mãng Bào
The Mãng Bào has a complex and refined structure, reflecting the rank of imperial court ceremonial garments.
| Part | Technical detail |
|---|---|
| Base material | Thick mulberry silk, brocade or satin — usually imported from China or woven in Hà Đông |
| Common colors | Deep red, imperial yellow (only for royal kin), purple, deep blue |
| Bàn Lĩnh collar | High round collar, gold-thread trim, with brass or jade buttons |
| Quảng Tụ sleeves | Wide sleeves, reaching the wrist, with Cloud-Wave embroidered cuffs |
| Robe body | Reaches the ankles, with 2 side slits (Tả Nhậm), lined with thin silk inside |
| Main motif of 9 Mãng | 3 in front (1 chest, 2 sides), 3 in back (1 spine, 2 sides), 2 shoulders, 1 hem |
| Background motifs | Tản Cloud (rolling cloud), Water Wave, Buffalo Head (geometric meander), Peach Blossom, Vạn Tự (swastika) |
| Embroidery technique | Gold thread embroidery (gold thread wrapped in silk), multicolored silk embroidery, 3D relief embroidery |
| Belt | Leather or stiff silk belt, inlaid with jade or gold metal |
| Weight | 1.8 – 2.5 kg (depending on motif density and gold trim) |
Meaning of Mãng Bào motifs
| Motif | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mãng (four-clawed dragon) | Power, valor, high social standing |
| Tản Cloud | Heavenly realm, divine mandate, nobility |
| Water Wave | Vast kingdom, boundless seas |
| Buffalo Head (geometric meander) | Endurance, eternity, prosperity |
| Peach Blossom | Luck, wealth, fertility |
| Vạn Tự (卍) | All wishes fulfilled, peace and health |
Mãng Bào Rental Price List at Gạo Nâu
| Package | Duration | Rental price | Cash deposit | ID deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Half day | 4 hours | 300,000 VND | 2,000,000 VND | ID card/Passport |
| Full day | 8 hours | 450,000 VND | 2,000,000 VND | ID card/Passport |
| 24 hours | 1 day | 600,000 VND | 2,000,000 VND | ID card/Passport |
| 3-day tour | 3 days | 1,500,000 VND | 2,500,000 VND | ID card + Passport |
| Commercial shoots | By schedule | Contact us | Per contract | Per contract |
Premium accessory surcharges:
| Accessory | Rental price | Additional deposit |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Phốc Đầu hat | Included in robe rental | 0 |
| Premium Cánh Chuồn hat | +100,000 VND/session | 500,000 VND |
| Antique-style Kim Bài tablet | +50,000 VND/session | 200,000 VND |
| Royal seal model | +80,000 VND/session | 300,000 VND |
| Additional jade pendant (Ngọc Bội) | +50,000 VND/session | 200,000 VND |
Comparing the Mãng Bào with Other Traditional Garments
| Criterion | Mãng Bào | Nhật Bình | Ngũ Thân loose-sleeve | Long Bào |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wearer | Princes, senior mandarins | Empress, princess, noble ladies | Common men/women, lower-rank mandarins | Emperor (EXCLUSIVELY) |
| Main motif | 9 Mãng (four-clawed dragons) | Phoenix + flowers + Eight Treasures | Plain or light patterns | 9 Long (five-clawed dragons) |
| Gender | Men | Women | Both | Men (king only) |
| Collar | Bàn Lĩnh (high round) | Đối Khâm (open chest) | High standing (Lập Lĩnh) | Imperial Bàn Lĩnh |
| Weight | 1.8 – 2.5 kg | 2.5 – 3.5 kg | 0.8 – 1.5 kg | 3.0 – 4.5 kg |
| Rental price at Gạo Nâu | 300K/4h, 600K/day | 400K/4h, 750K/day | 200K/4h, 400K/day | Not for rent |
| Deposit | 2,000,000 VND | 2,500,000 VND | 1,500,000 VND | — |
| Used for | Men's pre-wedding, engagement, events | Women's pre-wedding, weddings | Couple shoot, city walks | — |
| Accessories included | Phốc Đầu hat, gold belt, embroidered slippers | Headband, hairpin, embroidered slippers | Turban, simple slippers | — |
Accessories with the Mãng Bào
Basic accessories (included in rental price)
| Accessory | Description | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Phốc Đầu hat | Black cloth hat with 2 horizontal wings, gold-pattern accents | Hat for Nguyễn dynasty mandarins and royal kin |
| Gold belt | Stiff silk belt, gold metal-inlaid front | Symbolizes rank, worn around the waist |
| Embroidered slippers | Cloth shoes with upturned toes, embroidered with gold patterns | Ceremonial footwear paired with the Mãng Bào |
| Ngọc Bội (jade pendant) | Long jade piece worn at the hip | Decorative emblem of rank |
Premium accessories (additional charge)
| Accessory | Description | Suitable concept |
|---|---|---|
| Cánh Chuồn hat | Tall hat with long wings on both sides, gold-thread patterns | Prince's coronation ceremony concept |
| Antique-style Kim Bài tablet | Metal tablet engraved with Chinese characters | Senior mandarin royal audience concept |
| Royal seal model | Bronze imperial seal with faux jade | "King granting authority" concept |
| Feather fan (Quạt lông Vũ) | White feather fan with wooden handle | Royal court banquet concept |
| Hốt (笏) | Long wooden tablet held in hand at audiences | Ceremonial mandarin concept |
Photography Concepts with the Mãng Bào
1. Imperial City of Huế — Diên Thọ Palace and Thái Hòa Palace
The most authentic royal court concept. The Imperial City of Huế was the Nguyễn dynasty capital, where grand ceremonies featuring real historical Mãng Bào appearances took place. Diên Thọ Palace (residence of the Empress Dowager) has spacious courtyards; Thái Hòa Palace has the golden throne and red dragon columns — a perfect backdrop for regal portrait photography.
Recommended time: 6:30 AM (soft light, few tourists) or 4 PM (golden afternoon sunlight).
2. Khải Định Tomb (Ứng Lăng)
The tomb of King Khải Định (1916–1925) features a fusion of Western and Eastern Asian architecture, stone staircases, and mandarin statues on both sides — perfect for the "king reviewing troops" or "prince inspecting" concept. The setting strongly evokes the late imperial court.
3. Ancient pagoda courtyards in Saigon
| Location | Characteristics |
|---|---|
| Vĩnh Nghiêm Pagoda | Large courtyard, curved roofs, red columns — "prince praying for blessings" concept |
| Pháp Hoa Pagoda (Phú Nhuận) | Lotus pond, curved bridge — "king enjoying the view" concept |
| Bửu Long Pagoda | Khmer-Vietnamese architecture, golden tower — "foreign embassy ceremony" concept |
| Ngọc Hoàng Pagoda (District 1) | Small courtyard, red lanterns, yin-yang tile roofs — "prince ancestor-worship" concept |
4. Royal court couple pre-wedding
An especially suitable concept for couples wanting royal pre-wedding photos instead of a typical studio shoot. The groom wears the Mãng Bào, the bride wears the Nhật Bình — the pair creates the image of "Prince and Princess of the Nguyễn dynasty".
5. Traditional engagement ceremony
The Mãng Bào is suitable for grooms in traditional family engagement ceremonies, conveying solemnity and cultural respect. Popular among families in Northern Vietnam and Huế.
6. Corporate cultural events
Entrepreneurs receiving awards, anniversary celebrations, premium product launches — the Mãng Bào creates a unique Vietnamese cultural statement, completely distinct from Western suits.
7. Music videos and historical films
The Gạo Nâu Mãng Bào is rented by many film and MV crews for actors playing princes and mandarins in Vietnamese historical productions. Commercial/film shoot contracts are scheduled individually.
Pairing the Mãng Bào with a Nhật Bình Bride
This is the most harmonious royal costume combo for couple shoots. Both the Mãng Bào and Nhật Bình belong to the same Nguyễn dynasty period, ensuring historical unity.
| Color combo | Mãng Bào | Nhật Bình | Suggested concept |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royal combo | Deep red | Imperial yellow | "Prince and Princess" — the most traditional pairing |
| Wedding combo | Huế purple | Powder pink | Soft, gentle pre-wedding |
| West Lake combo | Deep blue | Emerald green | "Royal garden banquet" concept |
| Luxury combo | Black with gold trim | Deep red with gold trim | "Tế Nam Giao ceremony" solemn concept |
| Rustic combo | Light purple | Earth yellow | "Royal court in countryside" concept |
Mãng Bào Rental Process
| Step | Action | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Contact | Call 0828 525 252 or message via Zalo/Facebook Messenger | Inform of rental date, number of people, concept |
| 2. Size consultation | Provide: height, weight, shoulder, chest, sleeve measurements | The Mãng Bào comes in 4 sizes: M (up to 165cm), L (165–172cm), XL (173–180cm), XXL (181cm+) |
| 3. Studio fitting | Come to 351/45 Lê Văn Sỹ to try on directly | Required for first-time rentals — ensures proper fit |
| 4. Deposit | 2,000,000 VND in cash or bank transfer | Or pledge ID card/Passport |
| 5. Receive costume | At the studio, with basic accessories | Check the robe's condition before receiving |
| 6. Return costume | On time (4h/8h/24h per package) | Late surcharge 50,000 VND/hour |
How to measure men for the Mãng Bào
| Measurement | How to measure | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Height | Stand straight, measure from top of head to heel | Determines robe size |
| Shoulder | From the tip of left shoulder to right shoulder | Important for Quảng Tụ (wide sleeves) |
| Chest | Around the chest, below the armpits | Ensures buttons aren't too tight |
| Waist | Around the waist, at navel level | Determines belt size |
| Sleeve | From shoulder tip to wrist | Mãng Bào sleeves reach the wrist bone |
| Upper arm | Around the flexed upper arm | Wide Quảng Tụ sleeves fit accordingly |
Care and Compensation Policies
Care regulations
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| No direct sunlight | Gold thread motifs yellow and fade easily when exposed to sun for over 30 minutes |
| No seawater contact | Salt damages gold thread and corrodes embroidered motifs |
| No eating while wearing | Food stains are difficult to dry-clean |
| No smoking | Smoke and ashes damage silk and motifs |
| Avoid dusty places | Dust on gold thread is very hard to clean |
| Hang carefully after wear | Do not fold carelessly — silk wrinkles, motifs may crack |
Damage compensation table
| Severity | Situation | Compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Light | Loose dragon thread (≤3cm) | 50,000 – 150,000 VND |
| Light | Easy-to-clean stain | 100,000 – 200,000 VND |
| Moderate | Loose gold thread (3–10cm) | 200,000 – 500,000 VND |
| Moderate | Small silk tear (<2cm) | 300,000 – 700,000 VND |
| Heavy | Tear in main motif (dragon) | 70–100% of robe value (10–25 million VND) |
| Heavy | Serious fading from sun/water | 70–100% of robe value |
| Lost costume | Not returned | 100% of robe value + deposit forfeited |
Late return surcharge
| Late | Surcharge |
|---|---|
| 1–2 hours late | 50,000 VND/hour |
| 3–5 hours late | 50,000 VND/hour + warning |
| More than 5 hours late | Counted as next rental package (300K – 600K) |
| 1+ day late | Charged 1 extra day + deposit held for 24h |
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions About Renting the Mãng Bào
1. Can Vietnamese men's sizes be accommodated?
Yes. Gạo Nâu offers 4 sizes for Vietnamese men: M (≤165cm), L (165–172cm), XL (173–180cm), XXL (181cm+). Over 90% of Vietnamese men fit sizes L and XL. It is best to try at the studio before official rental.
2. Are there Mãng Bào in XL/XXL for foreigners?
Yes. Gạo Nâu has Mãng Bào in XXL suitable for European and American guests 181–195cm tall. Customers taller than 195cm should order custom-made (14 days advance notice, custom tailoring fee 1,500,000 VND extra).
3. Is there a discount for renting Mãng Bào with wife's Nhật Bình?
Yes. The couple combo Mãng Bào + Nhật Bình gets 10% off the total rental. Example: 1-day Mãng Bào package (600K) + Nhật Bình (750K) = 1,350K → 10% off = 1,215K. Deposit totals both robes: 4,500,000 VND.
4. Is there a surcharge for shoots in other provinces?
Surcharges by region:
| Region | Surcharge |
|---|---|
| Inner-city HCMC | Free |
| Đồng Nai, Bình Dương, Long An | +200,000 VND |
| Vũng Tàu, Bến Tre, Tây Ninh | +300,000 VND |
| Phan Thiết, Đà Lạt, Nha Trang | +500,000 VND |
| Huế, Hội An, Đà Nẵng | +800,000 – 1,200,000 VND (with airfare) |
| Hanoi, Hạ Long, Ninh Bình | +1,500,000 VND (with airfare) |
5. Does Gạo Nâu film weddings with the Mãng Bào?
Yes. Gạo Nâu provides a full-service package: Mãng Bào rental + photography + wedding videography. Contact Photography Hotline (+84) 365 038 831 for a detailed quote.
6. Can the Phốc Đầu hat be rented separately?
Yes. Phốc Đầu hat rented separately is 150,000 VND/4h, 200,000 VND/8h, deposit 500,000 VND. However, if rented with the Mãng Bào, a basic Phốc Đầu hat is included in the robe's rental price.
7. Are there Mãng Bào for children?
Yes. Gạo Nâu has Mãng Bào for children ages 5–12, for "little prince" concepts at first-birthday celebrations, birthdays, or family engagements. Rental price: 200,000 VND/4h, 350,000 VND/8h, deposit 1,000,000 VND.
8. Can entrepreneurs receiving awards use the Mãng Bào as formal attire?
Absolutely. Many Vietnamese entrepreneurs have chosen the Mãng Bào over Western suits to honor Vietnamese culture when receiving international awards. Gạo Nâu advises on concept and style suitable for each event.
9. Can deposit be paid by credit card?
Currently Gạo Nâu accepts: cash, bank transfer (Vietcombank, Techcombank), Momo. International credit cards (Visa/Master) apply to foreign guests via Stripe — 3% card surcharge.
10. Is there a discount for the 3-day tour rental?
Yes. The 3-day tour Mãng Bào package is 1,500,000 VND (saving 300,000 VND compared to renting 3 separate days). Suitable for guests touring Huế–Đà Nẵng–Hội An or Hanoi–Hạ Long–Ninh Bình.
11. Are commercial shoot prices different?
Yes. Contracts for commercial shoots, music videos, TV films are calculated per shoot day with separate contracts. Rental prices are typically 2–3 times normal rates due to quality assurance throughout the shoot.
12. Can the Mãng Bào be used for stage performances?
Yes. Art troupes, ca trù (traditional Vietnamese chamber music), cải lương (reformed opera), and dramatic theater rent the Mãng Bào for actors playing princes, kings, and mandarins. Stage surcharge (+50%) due to multiple wear and high damage risk.
13. Are actor role-immersion rentals available?
Yes. Gạo Nâu supplies the Mãng Bào for many Vietnamese historical film projects. Contracts per shoot day, with stylist team support on set.
14. What if I want a custom-tailored Mãng Bào as a keepsake?
Gạo Nâu accepts custom Mãng Bào orders from 12,000,000 VND (standard silk) to 35,000,000 VND (premium silk, real gold thread). Tailoring time 30–45 days. Contact 0828 525 252 for a detailed quote.
15. Is there an all-inclusive photo package with the Mãng Bào?
Yes. The "Royal" package at Gạo Nâu: Mãng Bào + 60 edited photos + 1 printed album + 1 photographer + 1 stylist + inner-city HCMC travel = 4,500,000 VND. The 3-day "Huế Imperial Court" package = 18,000,000 VND (full photography + Mãng Bào + travel + accommodation).
16. How to distinguish 4-clawed Mãng vs 5-clawed Long in photos?
In close-up photos, counting the claws on the dragon's feet is the most accurate method: Mãng has exactly 4 claws (Tứ Trảo), Long has 5 claws (Ngũ Trảo). In addition, Long's head is usually higher than its body, with a Như Ý pearl in its mouth; Mãng's head is smaller, spewing clouds. The Gạo Nâu photographer will advise on close-up angles of the shoulder and chest so the Mãng motif displays clearly, avoiding confusion with the Emperor's Long Bào.
17. Is wearing the Mãng Bào at Saigon's ancient pagoda courtyards religiously sensitive?
Not sensitive if permission is obtained in advance. The Mãng Bào is a royal court ceremonial garment, not monastic attire, so Vĩnh Nghiêm, Pháp Hoa, and Ngọc Hoàng pagodas all allow photography in outer courtyards, lotus ponds, and triple-gate entrances. Avoid photography in the main hall or near altars. Gạo Nâu assists with permission from the abbot (surcharge 200,000 VND) and schedules shoots 6–8 AM to avoid disrupting sutra chanting hours.
18. Surcharge for renting the Mãng Bào with premium Phốc Đầu hat?
The basic Phốc Đầu hat is included in the Mãng Bào rental. Upgrading to the premium Cánh Chuồn hat (long gold-thread wings) adds 100,000 VND/session, extra deposit 500,000 VND. The full "Prince's Coronation" combo of Cánh Chuồn hat + Kim Bài + royal seal + feather fan totals an extra 280,000 VND/session, additional deposit 1,200,000 VND. This package suits the Thái Hòa Palace coronation concept.
19. Will Chinese guests confuse the Mãng Bào with Hanfu?
Not if staff explain clearly. The Nguyễn dynasty Mãng Bào has a high round Bàn Lĩnh collar, 2 side slits Tả Nhậm, and Vietnamese Tản cloud motifs — different from Ming-Qing Hanfu in collar details and Buffalo Head meander arrangement. Gạo Nâu has bilingual Vietnamese-Chinese flyers explaining the differences, along with a certificate confirming the Mãng Bào is Vietnamese traditional dress from 1802–1945.
20. Minimum age for boys to wear the Mãng Bào?
Minimum 5 years. Children's sizes are divided into 3 groups: 5–7 years (height 105–120cm), 8–10 years (height 120–135cm), 11–12 years (height 135–150cm). Rental 200,000 VND/4h, 350,000 VND/8h, deposit 1,000,000 VND. The children's Mãng Bào has simpler motifs (5 Mãng instead of 9), reduced weight 0.8–1.2 kg, suitable for "little prince" concepts at first-birthday celebrations, birthdays, and family engagements.
21. Mãng Bào + Nhật Bình combo for couples on a 2-day Huế tour?
There's a dedicated "Huế Imperial Court 2-day" package at 9,500,000 VND: Men's Mãng Bào + Women's Nhật Bình + 80 edited photos + 2 photographers + 1 stylist + roundtrip flight HCMC–Huế + 1 night in a 4-star hotel. Itinerary: Day 1 shooting the Imperial City (Diên Thọ Palace, Thái Hòa Palace), Day 2 shooting Khải Định Tomb + Tự Đức Tomb. 30% deposit, 14-day advance notice.
22. Which landmarks suit the cinnabar red vs imperial yellow tone of the Mãng Bào?
Cinnabar red suits the Imperial City of Huế (yellow walls, red-tiled houses), Khải Định Tomb (gray stone), and Vĩnh Nghiêm Pagoda Saigon (red columns, curved roofs) — creating classic contrast. Imperial yellow (worn only by the eldest prince historically) suits Thái Hòa Palace courtyard, Minh Mạng Tomb, and Bửu Long Pagoda's golden tower — premium tone-on-tone. Huế purple is neutral and works with both. Gạo Nâu stylists offer free consultation per itinerary.
23. Dry-cleaning surcharge for Mãng Bào caught in light rain?
Light rain <10 minutes without deep wetting: no surcharge, Gạo Nâu handles it. Moderate rain wetting 30–50% of robe: 250,000 VND surcharge for specialized dry-cleaning (gold thread requires separate handling, cannot be machine-washed). Heavy rain soaking the entire robe: 500,000–800,000 VND surcharge, compensation may apply if gold thread permanently yellows. Recommend renting a transparent raincoat (50,000 VND) for outdoor shoots during the rainy season.
24. Package for Vietnamese businesses renting 10 Mãng Bào sets for a product launch?
There's a "Corporate Event" package for orders of 10+ sets: 25% rental discount (Mãng Bào 600K → 450K/set/day), free delivery to the event location in HCMC, with 2 stylists supporting dressing on-site. Total deposit reduced to 1,500,000 VND/set. VAT 10% red invoice contracts available. 7-day advance notice to reserve sizes. Suitable for car launches, cosmetics, premium food products wanting an ancient Vietnamese concept.
25. Can the Mãng Bào deposit be paid by Visa credit card?
Yes, for foreign or Vietnamese-overseas customers. Visa/Master deposit via Stripe has a 3% card surcharge (2,000,000 VND deposit → total 2,060,000 VND). Domestic Vietnamese customers are recommended to deposit cash or bank transfer to Vietcombank/Techcombank to avoid surcharges. Card hold for 7 days after robe return, automatic refund if robe is intact. International debit cards accepted but require calling the bank to enable international transactions first.
Contact Gạo Nâu Photo Travel
| Information | Detail |
|---|---|
| Mãng Bào rental hotline | 0828 525 252 |
| Photography hotline | (+84) 365 038 831 |
| [email protected] | |
| HCMC Studio | 351/45 Lê Văn Sỹ, Nhiêu Lộc Ward, HCMC |
| Huế Studio | Contact Hotline for branch address |
| Legal entity | GẠO NÂU PRODUCTION HOUSE JOINT STOCK COMPANY |
| Tax ID | 0318027638 |
| Website | gaonauphototravel.com |
| facebook.com/gaonauphototravel | |
| @gaonauphototravel |
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