Nepal Photo Trip

24 Sep 2024 (GMT+08:00)

4 Oct 2024 (GMT+08:00)

MYR 11,660.00 - MYR 14,860.00

Introduction

Embark on an adventure to the heart of Nepal with our exclusive Photo Trip. Join us from September 24th to October 4th, 2024, and capture the essence of Nepal’s vibrant culture and majestic Himalayas.

Seize the opportunity to learn from EOS Master, Danny Wong, and tell your story through stunning photographs. Don’t miss out, REGISTER NOW and be part of this unforgettable journey!

Here are some compelling reasons to embark on this journey:

Expert Guidance by Danny Wong: Elevate your photography under the mentorship of an award-winning travel photographer.
Majestic Himalayas: Capture the breathtaking beauty of the world’s highest peaks and the vibrant culture of Nepal.
Exclusive Experience: From September 24th to October 4th, 2024, enjoy a curated itinerary designed to inspire your creativity.
Connect with Creatives: Share this adventure with like-minded individuals passionate about photography and culture.

FARE: Twin sharing - RM11660, Single - RM14860

Inclusive of ground transportation, meals, 4-stars accommodation, domestic flight (Kathmandu -Pokhara-Kathmandu)
Exclusive international return air ticket, travel insurance, visa fees.
For further information, kindly contact Danny Wong (+6013-3319898).

Itinerary:

Day 1 (24/09/2024) Home Country – Kathmandu:
Upon arrival, transfer to hotel and free and easy.

Day 2 (25/09/2024) Kathmandu – Bungmat – Boudhanath:
After breakfast, explore a unique villages 10 km South of Kathmandu, Bungamati, the winter home of lord Rato Machhendranath and also the well-known Budhanilakantha, arrangement of shooting of Living Goddess Kumari, return to Kathmandu visit Boudhanath, the world’s biggest stupa.

Day 3 (26/09/2024) Kathmandu – Bhaktapur:
After breakfast to Bhaktapur, the world heritage site. Interesting to wander around the ancient streets within the Durbar Square, pottery square is somewhere you don’t want to miss.

Day 4 (27/09/2024) Kathmandu – Patan Durbar Square – Kathmandu Durbar Square:
After breakfast visit to Patan Durbar Square, after lunch would be transferred to Kathmandu Durbar Square. The largest ancient palace in Kathmandu Valley.

Day 5 (28/09/2024) Kathmandu – Pokhara (domestic flight):
After breakfast, proceed to Pokhara. This lakeside village sits “front-row centre” to one of the most beautiful Himalayan panoramas in the world. The Annapurnas and the famous “Fish Tail” mountain peak of Machapuche tower over the tropical setting of Pokhara.

Day 6 (29/09/2024) Pokhara – Remote Village – Begnas Lake:
Early wake-up call for sunrise shooting, situated at the elevation of 1,500m, then descent from the hilltop to visit to Begnas Lake. Lunch and enjoy the amazing panoramic view of Pokhara city.

Day 7 (30/09/2024) Pokhara – Sarangkot – Phewa Lake:
Wake up early in the morning for sunrise shooting on Sarangkot, another perfect viewing spot for Annapurna Range. After breakfast, further exploration around the scenic village of Kandani Danda opposite of Sarangkot.

Day 8 (01/10/2024) Pokhara – Kathmandu (by domestic flight) – Swayambhunath:
Sunrise shooting at Phewa Lake. After Breakfast return to Kathmandu by domestic flight, continue to visit the Swayambhunath Temple – said to be a 2,500 years stupa on a hillock, which offers a breathtaking view of Kathmandu City.

Day 9 (02/10/2024) Kathmandu – Tale:
After Breakfast a very special arrangement to visit Tibetan monastery located at Tale where you are allowed to shoot any ocassion or ceremony taking place within the monastery with special permission given by the spiritual leader Rinpoche, shooting of butterlamp puja during blue hour.

Day 10 (03/10/2024) Pashupathinath – Kathmandu – Homeland:
Early in the morning, first visit to Pashupatinath, the largest holy Hindu temple of Nepal. See the devotees to practice ritual around the temple, eyewitness cremation over the riverbank and so much more for you to discover. Finally transfer to the airport for departure to your home country.

Day 11 (04/10/2024) Homeland

Location

Nepal

Contact

Danny Wong
0133319898
d_imageworld@yahoo.com

Schedule

Nepal Photo Trip (24 Sep 2024 — 4 Oct 2024)(GMT+08:00)

Nepal Photo Trip

24 Sep 2024

4 Oct 2024

(GMT+08:00)

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It might be challenging to get great shots in a picturesque setting, but it would be exceedingly challenging to do it at a dump site. Yet it was a series of outstanding photos captured at a dump site in the outskirts of Cambodia that catapulted Danny Wong to fame and won him numerous awards from some of the world’s largest photographic competitions such as the Trierenberg Super Mega Circuits, where he won gold medals in 2014 and 2016. The air was often smoky and dusty where these pictures were shot, which was close to a dump site. Patience and keen attention are needed to photographically depict the inhabitants in their natural environment. Through his photographic lens, he was able to tell the story and the emotion of the scavengers to people all over the world. They say that an image is worth a thousand words. A collection of photos captured while participating in Ijtema in Bangladesh helped him win more than 20 gold honours in photography contests and exhibits throughout the world. He was also able to win the Open division of the Siena International Photo Award, the Trofeo Gipuzkoa 2016 in Spain, the Nikonians Photography Awards 2017, and the Sony World Photography Award as a Commended Photographer in 2017 thanks to his Vietnam-related photos. In addition to being voted The Best Author in international exhibits 42 times, he has more than 2,000 international awards under his belt and several photography accolades. The Arctic Circle, Vietnam, China, Nepal, Cambodia, Malaysia, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Namibia, Botswana and Morocco are just some of the far-flung locations where Danny routinely arranges international photography trips, accepts foreign projects, and leads photographers on excursions. He has also been a guest lecturer and judge for several photographic groups nationwide and abroad. Inspired by his fervent love for photography, he aims to "Never Stop Exploring the World."

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