Photo by: Win Kyaw Zan
Location: Myanmar
PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR
Myanmar Exotic Photo Tour
Call us if you would like to plan your own small group tour to Myanmar
- Itinerary designed to include Full Moon Festival and photography session.
- Optional hot air balloon ride over Bagan.
- Wander remote villages rarely visited by foreigners, temples, pagodas and markets in search of images of daily life and interact with the people.
- Visit locations in the best light for making dramatic scenic photographs.
- Learn to capture the magic light & create meaningful portraits with Win’s guidance.
- Observe daily activities that define Myanmar’s culture.
- Learn to capture the essence or spirit of place through your lens.
- Twelve days with acclaimed tour guides and professional photographers.
Region
Asia and Pacific
Destination
Myanmar
Dates
TBD
Duration
TBD
$6695
per person, double occupancy*
This tour is not currently scheduled. Contact us if you want details when tour dates are announced, or if you are interested in running a private trip for your group.
*U.S. dollars based upon minimum of 8 participants. There is a small group surcharge of $500 if 5-7 participants. We try to accommodate travelers who request single accommodations, as well as travelers who are looking for a roommate. If a single room is requested (subject to availability), or if we are unable to find a suitable roommate, there is a single room surcharge of $1395.
Tour Overview
Myanmar (Burma) is a developing country, full of natural beauty with primitive hill tribes, ancient pagodas and temples, silvery beaches, snow-capped mountains and untouched archipelagos. Myanmar’s iconic sights consist of what many refer to as ‘THE BIG FOUR’: Yangon with the Shwedagon Pagoda, British Colonial architecture, street vendors, and monks walking for their morning alms; Bagan with the Irrawaddy River and panoramic temple views from an optional hot air balloon; Mandalay’s monasteries...
Myanmar (Burma) is a developing country, full of natural beauty with primitive hill tribes, ancient pagodas and temples, silvery beaches, snow-capped mountains and untouched archipelagos. Myanmar’s iconic sights consist of what many refer to as ‘THE BIG FOUR’: Yangon with the Shwedagon Pagoda, British Colonial architecture, street vendors, and monks walking for their morning alms; Bagan with the Irrawaddy River and panoramic temple views from an optional hot air balloon; Mandalay’s monasteries and U Bein bridge; Inlay with it’s tranquil floating pagoda’s, gardens and local markets. This new itinerary now encompasses remote villages, rarely seen by other tourists, which provides a more in depth view of this amazing region and it’s people. Please join tour leaders, Eileen Muldoon and Win Kyaw Zan on this incredible cultural and photographic opportunity. The emphasis of the trip is on photography, yet this is much more, one that non-photographic travelers can enjoy just as well. While we maintain an active schedule, the pace will provide ample opportunity to explore and photograph villages, pagodas and markets, and it is an amazing journey. WHAT TO EXPECT:On this tour you will have two photo instructors. The first being professional photographer and tour guide Eileen McCarney Muldoon, who has traveled the world leading international photography tours and is excited to be returning to Myanmar on this new itinerary. Secondly, Win Kyaw Zan is an accomplished professional photographer who is from Myanmar, and has been leading photo tours there for the last 15 years. A note from Eileen ~ I’ve been told my teaching style is very fluid ~ it changes with each individual student. Everyone has their own method of learning, so I adapt to you, rather than you having to adapt to different intructors. That is one of the reasons I enjoy leading workshops. It allows me the opportunity to spend individual time with each student. Travel workshops attract beginner to advanced photographers and it is equally as exciting to see the beginner learn to master the controls of their camera as it is to see the proficient photographer leap to new creative heights. I have seen photography enhance the lives of many students, so I look for ways that each student can apply photography to enrich their life. ~ Eileen Win has been voted Myanmar’s photographer of the year three times now. If you are a beginner, don’t let that intimidate you, as his second passion after photography is teaching others how to take great photos. He has been teaching for many years now, and conducts local weekend courses in Myanmar as a Nikon representative. Win knows the best places to capture just the right light on his countries iconic sights as well as get you off the beaten path, where you will be immersed in the culture and become part of the local scene. All breakfasts and lunches are included in the tour program, Win will provide recommendations for dinners to be taken on your own or enjoy with Eileen and other fellow tour participants.
In the early morning mist, Monks walk quietly in a line to collect their alms in the village. Villagers kneel at the feet of a Buddha statue to pray in many temples. Fishermen ply the waters with their unique boats at sunrise and sunset. Landscapes are studded with a thousand stupa and temples. No matter where you look, the sights are awe-inspiring. As you fill your sensor with images you’ll also fill your soul with a rich experience of a lifetime. You will be assisted and guided by Eileen McCarney Muldoon and local guide Win Kyaw Zan who is also a professional photographer.
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