Duration
12 nights, 13 days
Description
The India Photography Tour is made to be appealing to photographers wishing to have variety, a good visual story, and time to play with the light and people. This trip aims at exploring the coastal life of South India, Temple architecture, traditional way of life, heritage towns, and dramatic scenery. The schedule is logically structured and does not involve much needless backtracking, such as the ability to observe and interact and engage in creativity. Seaside temples, French colonial streets, ancient Dravidian architecture and rocky heritage landscapes make this tour have a rich and diverse portfolio of photographs. You can easily book India Photography Tour Packages through the official website of Travel People India
Tour Highlights
- Enjoy the photography of the coasts and the streets around Chennai.
- Explore UNESCO heritage sites in Mahabalipuram.
- Explore Puducherry, colonial and cafe culture photography.
- Experience Madurai rituals of the temples and street life.
- Photography in Chettinad Heritage mansions and lifestyle photography.
- Admire Architecture of Thanjavur during the times of Chola.
- Discover Badami and Hampi dramatic ruins and landscapes.Inclusions
- Stay in comfortable hotels
- Breakfast on all days of the trip
- Guided tours of the local heritage by an experienced local guide.
- Private transportation facility for local sightseeing
- 24/7 assistance by our executives
Included
- Stay in comfortable hotels
- Breakfast on all days of the trip
- Guided tours of the local heritage by an experienced local guide.
- Private transportation facility for local sightseeing
- 24/7 assistance by our executives
Not Included
- Entry fees to monuments
- Personal expenses, shopping and tips.
- Parking and toll fees
- Camera or videography fee.
Faq's
Yes, the tour is appropriate both to beginners and professionals in photography. Practice and observation of learning are possible because of the slow pace.
The tour is based on street, architecture, culture, landscapes, rituals, and environmental portraits.
Yes, afternoons and even evenings are reserved to take a rest, edit, and review images, or explore the local markets or cafes
No special gear is required. It is only adequate to have a DSLR, a mirrorless camera, or a high-quality smartphone.
