The most popular times to experience Bhutanese culture are during Spring and Fall, seasons in which there are vibrants festivals with historic significance.
The Festivals of India
The colorful and vibrant festivals of India have the dramatic effect of allowing travelers to gain a better perspective of one’s own identity by deeply discovering and experiencing another culture. Far from superficial, the festivals of India revolve around celebrations of life itself, harvest times, seasonal changes, anniversaries of deities, and mythological stories as old as the Indus Valley. One of the vital birthplaces of civilization,
The Norms of India: How to Travel Confidently Among Different Cultural Norms
The Norms of India: How to Travel Confidently Among Different Cultural Norms First-time travelers to India may feel intimidated by the cultural differences and various norms of this subcontinent of nearly 1.4 billion people. Seen from afar, the different cultural norms may seem very strange. But we at Nomadic Expeditions provide the leading destination experts
What to Expect When You Attend Naadam Festival
Mongolia’s Centuries-Old Festival of Competition Festivals are more than just a celebration; they are a way to honor one’s traditions and history. However, some festivals are woven into the identity of a place. Holi in India. Dia de Los Muertos in Mexico. And, Naadam in Mongolia. Held annually in the summertime, Naadam is celebrated across
Why India Is A Great Destination For Holiday Season Travel
Why India Is A Great Destination For Holiday Season Travel While the vastly different regions of India present a range of climates—from the arid western deserts to the humid southwestern rainforests—Winter finds India blissfully temperate. From simply sightseeing to taking in festivals, wildlife, and cruising the tranquil rivers—the holiday months are a heavenly time to
Insights on Traveling and Mongolia From the Leading Documentary Photographer Alison Wright
Insights on Traveling and Mongolia From the Leading Documentary Photographer Alison Wright
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Cultural, Family, Festivals, Nepal, Photography, Stories by Travelers, Tibet
Alison Wright Q&A: Insights on Traveling and Mongolia From the Leading Documentary Photographer The photographer whose work puts “faces to places,” as she describes it, did just that on her last trip to Mongolia, capturing portraits of everyday Mongolians, each with their own stories to tell. Discover her thoughts on future photo tours to this