India - Explore Hidden Gems of Rajasthan Local Photographers

Please note : This is not a historical Tour - it will be an cultural immersion with some wild life

Day 1-2: Arrival in Jaipur

Arrive in Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan.
Visit the Amer Fort for stunning architectural shots.
Street Photography Capture the vibrant local markets.

Day 3-4: Jaipur to Pushkar

Drive to Pushkar.

Photograph the sacred Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple.
Explore the narrow lanes and vibrant bazaars.
Capture the essence of the Pushkar Camel Fair if your trip coincides with the event.

Day 5-6: Pushkar to Jodhpur

Travel to Jodhpur, the "Blue City."
Explore Mehrangarh Fort for panoramic views and Jodhpur Beyond Blue city .
Wander through the blue-hued streets of the old town.
Visit Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan Palace.

Day 7-8: Jodhpur to Jawai

Head to Jawai for a unique wildlife experience.
Photograph the landscapes and the majestic Jawai Dam.
Capture the elusive leopards that roam the area.
Enjoy a safari to observe and photograph other wildlife.

Day 9-10: Jawai to Udaipur

Drive to Udaipur, the "City of Lakes."
Photograph the City Palace overlooking Lake Pichola.
Take a boat ride on the lake for stunning sunset shots.
Explore the Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon ki Bari.

Day 11-12: Udaipur to Ranthambore

Travel to Ranthambore National Park.
Embark on thrilling wildlife safaris to capture tigers and other wildlife.
Explore the ancient Ranthambore Fort.
Take photos of the beautiful landscapes within the park.

Day 13-14: Ranthambore to Jaipur

Return to Jaipur for your departure.
Optionally, visit the Albert Hall Museum or other attractions.
Spend the evening exploring local markets for last-minute captures.
Depart from Jaipur on the 14th day.
Tips:

Golden Hours: Make the most of the early morning and late afternoon golden hours for the best lighting conditions.
Local Interaction: Capture the daily lives of locals to add a cultural dimension to your photos.
Equipment: Bring a variety of lenses, including a telephoto lens for wildlife and a wide-angle lens for landscapes.
Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs and seek permission before photographing people.