Photocultural Journeys
Each of these trips is guided by professional photographers who advise on everything from the best lens to use for capturing wildlife and catching the right light at the Taj Mahal to getting locals to open up in Mongolia.
Group Journeys
Naadam Festival
Dating back more than 2,000 years, the khans of Mongolia kept their soldiers in shape during times of peace by having them compete in games that replicated aspects of war. Join the celebrations surrou..
MONGOLIA
The Golden Eagle Festival
Join us for the Golden Eagle Festival in Mongolia’s Bayan-Ulgii Province! Each year, Kazakh hunters from near and far attend the festival for competitions based on the speed, agility, and accuracy o..
MONGOLIA
Golden Eagle Festival + Gobi
Join us in the mountains of western Mongolia for the annual Golden Eagle Festival before traveling to the legendary fossil beds of the Gobi on this unique and exciting adventure.
MONGOLIA
Classic Bhutan: Paro to Bumthang Tour
With a departure specially timed to coincide with the Jambay Lhakhang Festival, one of Bhutan’s most colorful Buddhist celebrations, this unforgettable cultural journey delves deep into the fascinat..
BHUTAN
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