Immerse yourself in some of Nepal’s timeless cultural traditions & religious rituals;
Roam the meandering back alleys of Bhaktapur, discovering moments most tourists never see;
Witness ancient Hindu rituals at Dakshinkali as pilgrims gather here & make sacrifices for their future;
Photograph the predawn procession of Buddhist pilgrims bearing candles & incense as they circumambulate the Bodnath stupa, the largest in Asia;
Stay at a “homestay” in the foothills of the Annapurna range, photographing village life as it has been lived for thousands of years;
Receive expert, individualized instruction for improving your photographic technique & personal vision from an awarding winning, internationally renowned photographer.
Inside Nepal
It's not uncommon for villagers to walk several kilometers through rugged terrain just to gather fodder for their livestock or sugar cane for their children. On the southern slopes of the Annapurnas, hill tribes have been practicing subsistence farming for centuries. The rugged, mountainous terrain ensured that places like this were reliable zones of refuge for those who wanted to live autonomously.more