Join us on a photographic journey to spiritual Nepal! Nestled between India and Tibet is the Kingdom of Nepal - the country of Mount Everest and Shangri-la of the East.
The rich cultural and artistic heritage of Nepal is synthesized in the capital city of Kathmandu, which lies in a circular valley surrounded by a crown of forest covered hills, south of the Great Himalayas which stand at an altitude of 5,000 feet.
Successive dynasties have left their marks in the stupendous palaces and temples, sculptures and carvings found throughout the valley.
Rich with temples and innumerable festivals that exceed the number of days in a year, Kathmandu is the largest city of Nepal.
The valley has seven heritage sites enlisted in cultural World Heritage Site list. The city uniquely blends culture with the modern world - it is the administrative capital of the country and a treasure cove of history.
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Develop skills in mountain ,wildlife and portrait photography
Immerse in spirituality and history of Nepal with local experts
Learn about Nepal’s mountainous countryside with natural exports
Workshop on History of Hinduism, Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism
Experience an immersion into the Sherpa culture and lifestyle
NGO Visit: Morning visit to Mati Nepal- A CNN Hero of the Year
Singing Bowl Lesson
This private program is ideal for learners who have an interest in photography as well as outdoor, culture, history and spiritual enthusiasts!
There is much Nepal has to offer in its ways of educating tourists who find themselves immersed in this unique and authentic culture.
On this journey, you will get the once in a lifetime chance to take in breathtaking views of the Himalayas by private chartered helicopter! All meals and learning experiences are included.
Between the lively, bustling streets of Kathmandu, and the rich mountainside regions, home to Mt. Everest, this journey is one for the sojourn of the soul.
Read about the life and history of Nepalese Sherpas written by our company’s CEO https://www.travelresearchonline.com/blog/index.php/2020/01/the-sherpas-of-everest-the-economy-of-the-worlds-tallest-peak/
Nepal as a country is hugely depended on tourism, with 25% of the GDP coming from tourism & related activities.
While we promote tourism, we are generating employment for the society. When we participate in the workshops, our participants gain first-hand experience of the way of life & religion of the people, as well as knowledge of the social activities engaged by locals to help uplift their society.
The activities incorporated in the program are specifically chosen to help bring positive changes to the society. Learning Journeys is committed to protecting the Sherpa community and to responsible tourism throughout the world.
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