Eco-Travel and Photography Tours in Nepal
Nepal’s extraordinary mix of landscapes from subtropical jungles to high Himalayan passes offers a lifetime of exploration for photographers and nature lovers. Om Prakash Yadav designs and leads eco-travel experiences that allow participants to discover this diversity while practicing responsible, low-impact photography. Each journey blends conservation awareness, field technique, and cultural understanding, ensuring that every image contributes to protecting the places and people that make Nepal unique.
Sustainable Exploration through the Lens
Every tour emphasizes sustainability and ethical travel. Om guides participants through national parks such as Chitwan, Bardia, and Sagarmatha, encouraging slow observation rather than quick sightseeing. Guests learn how to minimize disturbance to wildlife, manage waste responsibly, and use local eco-lodges and community services that directly benefit conservation efforts. The goal is simple: travel light, respect deeply, and photograph meaningfully.
Learning in the Field
Participants gain practical knowledge of composition, lighting, and behavioral observation under real conditions. Sessions often include early-morning tracking, bird photography at wetlands, and sunset landscape shoots. Om Prakash Yadav demonstrates how technical choices—shutter speed, aperture, ISO—can align with ethical field practice. His hands-on mentorship helps photographers develop both artistic vision and ecological sensitivity.
Connecting Culture and Conservation
Beyond wildlife, these tours highlight the connection between Nepal’s communities and their surrounding ecosystems. Travelers meet local guides, forest guards, and conservation workers who share stories of coexistence and adaptation. Om believes that cultural exchange deepens the meaning of travel and photography, turning each expedition into a collective act of respect and learning.
Join an Upcoming Tour
Eco-Travel and Photography Tours are offered seasonally and customized for individuals, small groups, or institutions. Each itinerary is carefully planned to balance exploration, learning, and rest while supporting local conservation programs.