3. How many people are on the tour?
Pick a tour with the smallest number of guests for your budget. It can be difficult to cultivate the camaraderie that makes trips of this nature so much fun in big groups. “The more, the merrier” is also not conducive to capturing a location; it makes it difficult to take a decent photograph when you’re jockeying for a good position.
Large groups are distracting or intimidating to local communities, locals may be intimidated by a large pack of camera-toting travelers, and it may limit your opportunities for valuable one-on-one time with the lead photographer.
4. Is the itinerary crafted to make the most of my photography?
Unfortunately, some larger travel companies market their standard tours to photo enthusiasts by inserting “photography” in the title and adding a big-name photographer to the mix — without modifying the itinerary.
What should you expect? Worthwhile
The world is an enormous, wonderful place full of different cultures and ethnicity’s. Dingboche (4410m) is the very best correct village with farming land in the Everest region. This can be a place where trekkers take the second altitude acclimatization relaxation day on the best way to the Everest base camp. A few months in summer in the course of the monsoon, this village must close so not allowed individuals to remain right here. Folks cannot make fire at the moment. There’s a hill above this village where trekkers climb for the altitude observe. You may see the 4th highest mountain (Makalu) of Nepal with mighty Everest Himalaya. It’s about 4 hrs hike in total out of your lodge to climb and descend again.