This photography tour is sure to be one of the most incredible travel and photo experiences you`ve ever had, or likely will! This 13 days and 14 nights an adventurous photography (and culinary!) tour of vibrant, colorful India on a journey that includes the “seventh wonder of the world”, the Taj Mahal, and includes the Pushkar Camel Fair, India's world-famous livestock “mela” (also known as the Kartik Mela or Pushkar ka Mela). We will sleep in many Havelis, or “heritage hotels”, which are luxury, historical destinations in themselves — and stay in a luxury camp at the Camel Fair, and even spend a night under the stars!

The adventure begins in New Delhi, where on the first full day we'll take a tour of Old Delhi, one of the most mind-blowingly chaotic markets on earth (yes it's a little trial-by-fire introduction to India!), and end the day in a quiet discussion of photography, to ensure everyone gets the most from their time in India. We then travel to Agra to see the Taj Mahal at sunset and then sunrise, along with the Agra Fort, followed by a visit to Jaipur, the “pink city” and home to some of the friendliest people I've encountered. From Jaipur we head to Pushkar, home of the Pushkar Camel Fair where we will sleep in a luxury tent camp and spend two days exploring opportunities to photograph people from all around the country in the vibrant chaos that is the fair, in a city over 2,000 years old, and one of the most important religious hubs in India. Jodhpur, the “blue city” is next on the agenda, famous for their colorful dyeing techniques, brilliant displays of freshly colored saris, spice markets to make your head spin, and the Mehrangarh Fort, perched high on the hilltop. From there, head to the desert city of Jaisalmer. Here you will photograph the temples of Gadisar Lake at sunrise, ride camels in the dunes at sunset, spend the final night of your adventure and sleep in the desert under the stars. Of course, during the tour you can also see many temples and shrines, enjoy great food and explore the streets of the ancient city.

Day 01 – 17 Nov- Arrival in Delhi

This is just the arrival date. Depending on the route, it may arrive earlier or later. Our driver will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. We hope you have a peaceful and restful night's sleep and hope to see the rest of the travellers. Excitement starts in the morning! overnight in delhi

Day 02 – 18 Nov- Delhi (Old Delhi Sightseeing )

Your adventure begins with a photo tour of Old Delhi. In the 17th century, Mughal emperor Shah Jahan established his capital in an area that encompasses most of present-day Old Delhi. He called it Shahjahanabad. Today, Chandni is one of the city's most crowded, chaotic and enchanting neighborhoods, with stops at the famous Jalebiwala on the corner of Chowk and Daribha Kallang. On the road, stop for a delicious gooey jalebis (deep-fried, syrupy 'wavy'). Opportunity to shop at the bazaars along Dariba Karang Road before heading to Kinari Bazaar. This bazaar is mainly silver, but also has gold and costume him jewelry. This vibrant bazaar specializes in wedding supplies, including glittering tinsel decorations and gorgeous bridal accessories. Next, move to Paratha Wali Gali, an area of small restaurants that specialize in parathas (Indian flatbreads). Alu (potato) parathas are a traditional favorite, but for something different you can try parathas stuffed with crushed almonds. Humayun's Tomb is the tomb of the Mughal emperor Humayun in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife Vega Begum from 1569 to his 1570 and designed by the Persian architect Mirak Mirza Her Ghias, whom Vega Begum chose. Finally, visit the community kitchen of Bangla Sahib Gurdwara. Everyone is welcome to dine at the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, a historic Sikh temple in central Delhi, and is visited by most. Witness the busy Langer (Free Kitchen) and meet the people who prepare and eat the 10,000 meals served here each day. Overnight Delhi

Day 03 – 19 Nov- Delhi – Agra ( 205 kms/4 hrs )

In the morning, drive to Agra with the Taj Mahal. The Mughal city of Agra offers the opportunity to explore its colossal monuments, majestic buildings and popular handicrafts. The architectural splendor of mausoleums, fortresses and palaces vividly recalls his capital of the 16th and early 17th centuries. Upon arrival, explore the old market of Kinari Bazaar. The narrow streets behind Jama Masjid are a crazy maze of busy alleyways filled with colorful markets. There are various bazaars here with different goods, but this area is commonly known as Kinari Bazaar because many alleys branch off from Kinari Bazaar. Our day also includes a visit to Dayar Bagh Temple, which features the most intricate marble carvings in the world and the beautiful Shah Burj. Agra is home to some architectural masterpieces and makes a great backdrop for portraits of locals and detailed shots of the building itself. Spend the evening watching the Taj Mahal sunset from Mehatab Bagh, the 'moonlight garden' behind the Taj Mahal. This garden is exactly square and was built by the Mughal emperor Babur. It was also thought to be the site of a mirror image of the Black Taj Mahal, but it was never built and its foundations remain to this day.

Day 04 – 20 Nov- Agra – Jaipur ( 235 kms/5 hrs )

Set off early in the morning for a breathtaking sunrise over the Taj Mahal. If you prefer, you'll have time to explore and enter the Taj Mahal itself, or simply explore the outside. Afterwards, return to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, visit the Agra Fort (the term 'fort' means both military fortress and palace) featuring rich Mughal architecture located on the west bank of the Jamuna River. In the afternoon drive to Jaipur. Jaipur was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II (1693-1743) and was painted pink by Maharaja Man Singh II in 1876 when the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII, visited Jaipur . Jaipur's royal heritage lives on in its architecture and culture. The pink city is a symbol of hospitality that reigned in Rajput culture. Overnight in Jaipur

Day 05 – 21 Nov- Jaipur

The morning will focus on Jaipur street photography, environmental portraiture and architecture. Visit the impressive City Palace in the heart of the Old Town. A complex of courtyards, gardens and buildings, the outer walls were built by Jai Singh, but the palace has been expanded and modified over the centuries. There are palace buildings from different eras, some from the early 20th century. Despite the gradual development, the entire complex is a stunning blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture. Next to the City Palace is the Jantar Mantar, an observatory started by Jai Singh in 1728 that looks like a strange collection of sculptures. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word Yanta Mantle, which means "instrument of calculation" and was inscribed on India's World Heritage List in 2010. Papu Bazar is a famous market in Jaipur and there are other markets nearby. Indira market, Nehru market and Sanjay market have a unique format where all the shops are the same size and style. The market as a whole is very symmetrical, with certain streets known for certain items. Overnight in Jaipur

Day 06 – 22 Nov- Jaipur –Pushkar ( 150 kms/3 hrs )

After hotel checkout, head to Pushkar, one of the highlights of the itinerary. Pushkar has its own charm and is unlike any other place in Rajasthan. A famous Hindu pilgrimage town, every devout Hindu should visit it at least once in their lifetime. The city winds around a sacred lake said to have appeared when Brahma dropped a lotus flower. He is also one of the few Brahma temples in the world. With 52 bathing ghats and 400 opalescent temples, the city literally hosts pujas (prayers) on a regular basis, creating a temporary soundtrack of chanting, drums, gongs and devotional songs. Pushkar is world famous for the spectacular camel fair held here during the Hindu lunar month Kartika (October/November). At this time of year, the city is bustling with tribesmen from all over Rajasthan and pilgrims from all over India. Relax and explore at your own pace on your first day in Pushkar. Pushkar Overnight

Day 07 & Day 08– 23 & 24 Nov- Pushkar Fair

Two days, we will spend mornings and evenings at the Pushkar Fair, exploring new and innovative ways to photograph, and finding tranquility in the heart-pounding chaos. The focus of the tour is to witness and capture the spectacular happenings of the Pushkar Camel Fair or Pushkar Kamela. These are interspersed with insightful photography sessions with 'skippers', local guides with extensive knowledge of the fair, providing insider access to photography of people, vendors and tribes . In the evening you will have a delicious dinner and then spend the night dreaming vibrant dreams. Thousands of villagers gather in the ancient temple city of Pushkar to bathe in the holy waters of the lake. The town is bustling with activity as men and women in traditional colorful costumes trade richly decorated camels and street magicians, performers, storytellers and fortune tellers offer their goods and services. increase. If ever there was an opportunity to witness and photograph a traditional and authentic Indian festival and fair.

Day 09- 25 Nov- Pushkar – Jodhpur ( 240 km/5 hrs )

After breakfast drive to Jodhpur. After arrival, you can spend the rest of your time relaxing. A rest day is welcome after the excitement of the Pushkar Fair. Jodhpur is her second largest city in Rajasthan, India. It was formerly home to the monarchy of the same name and the capital of the Kingdom of Malwar. Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination with many palaces, forts and temples set in the barren landscape of the Thar Desert. The city is known as the City of the Sun because of its bright and sunny climate all year round. It is also known as the Blue City due to the indigo hues of the whitewashed houses that surround Mehrangarh Fort. Jodhpur is close to the geographical center of Rajasthan, making it a convenient base for trips to areas frequently visited by tourists. The old city of Jodhpur is surrounded by thick stone walls. Overnight in Jodhpur

Day 10- 26 Nov- Jodhpur

This is one of the most colorful and fragrant stops on your journey. Start with a pre-sunrise walking tour of Jodhpur's Old Town, also known as the 'Blue City', heading away from the Newtown Market Square to the old district of Jodhpur. Here, many houses are colored blue under the centuries-old protection of Mehrangarh Fort, whose foundation was laid in 1459 on the orders of the city's founder, Rao Jooda. Next stop is Chipawadi inside Jaloli Gate. This place is famous for its colorful people whose days start and end with color. These artisans traded in the tinting of fabrics of all kinds in generations of 'ties and dyes' shops.Chipa means 'to print' and the place is now called Chipawadi. known by the people as the Langleys. They are so adept at what they do that they can complete any kind of task in minutes. From there, continue to the Sarafa Bazaar, adorned with gold and silver ornaments, and then to the Tobacco He Bazaar, where you can smell the beautiful scents of all kinds of local perfumes and fragrances. After lunch, visit the Mehrangarh Fort, his 6th grandest in Jodhpur, perched on a hill 150 meters (500 feet) high. The citadel was built in 1459 by Rao Jouda, then chief of the Lathau family. There are many attractions within the fortress, including several palaces, galleries, museums and temples. From the top of Meherangarh Fort, you have a great view of Jodhpur and the blue houses of the old city. A winding path leads up a long hill where an old fort was built. Some of the walls are 36 meters high and you can see the number of blue houses in Jodhpur. Not every city deserves that nickname, but anyone looking at Jodhpur's flat roofs from Mehrangarh's perspective will know that whatever the real reason for its expansive colours, the term 'blue city' really comes to life. Overnight in Jodhpur

Day 11- 27 Nov- Jodhpur – Jaisalmer ( 320 kms/ 6 Hrs )

Take a long drive to Jaisalmer and arrive at another glorious heritage hotel to photograph the Jaisalmer Fort at sunset.

Day 12- 28 Nov- Jaisalmer

The day begins with a sunrise shoot on the beautiful Gadisar Lake, a lake in the middle of the desert! A small pavilion forming a small island provides a beautiful foreground against the pink sky reflected in the water. Afterwards, return to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, explore the narrow streets of Jaisalmer Fort.Locally known as Sonar Kira (Rising from the Sands), this megastructure blends with the golden hues of the desert atmosphere. It's just magic. The fort envelops an entire community of palatial complexes, various security wells, and wealthy merchant havelis, carved with incredibly light touches. Late afternoon drive to the dunes for an incredible desert experience - camel or jeep safari! Riding a camel is not as fun as riding a bicycle. "Desert Ship" is like being on a boat at sea on a stormy day. But it helps you go deep into the desert and have a whole new experience with ancient transportation.While watching the sun set over the dunes, we will take pictures of the beautiful silhouettes of camels together. D And... sleep in a tent in the desert! On the final night of this adventure, dining and sleeping under the stars will be a truly unique experience (weather permitting, of course).

Day 13- 29 Nov- Jaisalmer – Delhi ( Flight )

And the long road home starts with a (relatively!) short drive to Jaisalmer airport, followed by a flight to Delhi. When you arrive in Delhi, enjoy a special final dinner together, celebrate your journey, share photos and say goodbye. Many international flights from depart early in the morning). Overnight in delhi

Day 14- 30 Nov- Leave – Delhi

Time to fly home, Transfer to International airport.