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9 Best Photo Tours for 2024

What are the best photography tours for 2024.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in 2024 and capture the world through your lens by going on your dream photo tour. Immerse yourself in a new culture, traverse incredible landscapes, and encounter a variety of wildlife, ultimately turning your photography dreams into reality. Want to discover the best photo tours for this year? Our guide for the best travel photography holidays will help you decide which destination is perfect for you based on your photography interests.

Choosing the best photography tour requires thoughtful contemplation, but our curated list of destinations can help you decide where to travel, helping the decision process along. Whether you want to go on an African photo safari or a landscape photography tour in South America, we’ve got your travel plans covered.

In this blog, we’ll unveil the best photography holidays of 2024, providing insights into each destination’s unique photographic opportunities. From vibrant cultures to mesmerizing landscapes, prepare to be inspired as we guide you through the best travel photography holidays in the upcoming year. Your photographic adventure awaits; let’s explore the world together!

1. Tanzania Photo Safari

Destination: Southern Tanzania Photography Focus: Wildlife Photography When to go: July to October

Our Tanzania photo safari takes you to the southern regions of Tanzania, where there is an abundance of wildlife and far fewer crowds, offering exclusive photographic opportunities. You’ll visit a variety of national parks, where you’ll have the chance to encounter a wide range of animals- from big cats to elephants to hippos—and a lot more! Not only that, but you’ll be staying in luxurious safari camps within the national parks, where you can relish witnessing wildlife right in the footsteps of your home. Embark on thrilling game drives, receive guidance from an expert photographer, and explore the hidden corners of Tanzania with our Tanzania photo safari.

Find out more about our Tanzania Photo Safari

Photo Credit: Alan Hewitt

2. Iceland Photo Tour

Destination: Iceland Photography Focus: Landscape Photography When to go: All year

If you’re passionate about landscape photography, look no further than Iceland! Our Iceland Photo Tour takes you on a captivating journey to view the magical landscapes that define this Nordic wonderland. The best photo tours in the world are set in this beautiful country because of the dynamic landscapes that you’ll encounter; from breathtaking fjords and black sand beaches to cascading waterfalls and majestic volcanoes, you’ll find just about everything here. Embark on a photographic exploration of the diverse landscapes as we traverse around the entire country on the road. Don’t hesitate to join our Iceland photography tour, where two photography experts will guide your photography through this visual feast!

Find out more about our Iceland Photo Tour

3. marine conservation photography experience.

Destination: Mozambique Photography Focus: Marine Photography When to go: All year

Dive deep into our marine photography experience on an island off the Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique! If you want to witness incredible marine life, from dolphins to whales and schools of fish, our program combines an amazing photography opportunity with conservation work. Not only can you improve your photography skills, but you can make your photography matter. Stay in a research center that focuses on marine conservation, document the important field work they’re conducting, and most importantly, immerse yourself in a thrilling underwater adventure.

Find out more about our Mozambique Photography Experience

4. humanitarian photography program.

Destination: Malawi and Zambia Photography Focus: Humanitarian Photography When to go: All year

If you’re a photographer who wants to learn how to use your craft to make an impact, join our humanitarian photography program in Zambia and Malawi. Your journey with our program begins with a workshop led by a humanitarian photographer who will educate you on the field of humanitarian photography, and then you’ll have the chance to work closely with a variety of NGOs to document their work. Our humanitarian photography programs are set on the shorelines of the Zambezi River and Lake Malawi, respectively, in small, welcoming African communities. Immerse yourself in refining your photography skills, making a positive impact, discovering the beauty of Zambia and Malawi, and unwinding on the sandy shores.

Find out more about our NGO Photography Workshops

5. Madagascar Photo Tour

Destination: Madagascar Photography Focus: Landscape, Wildlife, and Cultural Photography When to go: May to October

Discover the enchanting allure of Madagascar, where breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife merge seamlessly into a photography paradise. Whether you’re standing under the ancient Baobab trees, taking in mountainous vistas, visiting small fishing villages, or encountering lemurs, you’ll find yourself completely immersed in the sights and cultures that are entirely unique to this island nation. Our photo tour takes you through the country, giving you a plethora of opportunities to photograph the scenic wonders while on the road. Your photography holiday to Madagascar will allow for an abundance of photographic highlights guided by two professional photographers.

Find out more about our Madagascar Photo Tour

6. cuba photo tour.

Destination: Havana and Trinidad, Cuba Photography Focus: Culture, portrait, and street photography When to go: November to April

Explore Cuba through your lens by traveling through the captivating cities of Havana and Trinidad with our photo tour. Known for its nostalgic architecture, Cuba is a haven for photographers with a passion for cultural photography. You can wander through the streets frozen in time, discover the allure of hidden alleys, and immerse yourself in the vibrancy of Cuban culture. Professional photographers will lead our Cuba tour every step of the way, ensuring an enriched holiday curated for the best photography opportunities.

Check out our Cuba Photo Tour

Photo Credit: Andy Scaysbrook

7. South Africa Photo Safari

Destination: Kruger, South Africa Photography Focus: Wildlife photography When to go: May to October

Experience a true slice of African wilderness with our South Africa Photo Safari in Kruger National Park. Some of the best photo tours happen in this incredible national park due to the boundless amount of opportunities for wildlife photography available. This is your chance to capture amazing wildlife shots of all kinds of animals, including the Big 5! Go on daily game drives, stay in game reserves that have constant access to the wilderness, and develop your photography portfolio with the guidance of a professional wildlife photographer.

Check out our South Africa Photo Safari Tour

8. namibia photo tour.

Destination: Namibia Photography Focus: Wildlife and Landscape photography When to go: Anytime

If you’re looking for the perfect blend of outstanding wildlife and landscape photography opportunities, don’t hesitate to join us on a photo tour of Namibia. From giant waterfalls to infinite sand dunes and towering mountains against stunning sunsets, Namibia serves as an enchanting playground for photographers. In addition, you’ll also have the opportunity to visit the largest game reserve in the country, which provides countless wildlife photo opportunities. Our exclusive Namibia photo tour offers the best holiday that prioritizes your photography, ensuring you can seize the moment and capture unforgettable scenes.

Check out our Namibia Photo Tour

9. wildlife photography & conservation program in victoria falls.

Destination: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Photography Focus: Wildlife photography When to go: Anytime

If you’re a wildlife photographer wanting a holiday that focuses on improving your photography skills and making an impact, our program in Zimbabwe calls out to you. You’ll be based in a game reserve where you’ll have unlimited access to African wildlife, allowing for ample opportunities to broaden your portfolio. Additionally, your time will be devoted to aiding the wildlife sanctuary by documenting their work, which can be valuable for improving wildlife conservation awareness. On top of that, Victoria Falls is a short drive away! Combine photography and adventure to make the perfect getaway with our photography program.

Find out more about our Wildlife Photography Program in Victoria Falls

Photo Credit: Hanna Wigart

How to Plan a Photography Trip

Now that you have a better idea of the best photography tours of 2024, it is essential to take the time and plan out your photography holiday before making any big decisions. When choosing a photo tour, there are several factors to take into account to make the most out of your holiday. If you want to know how to plan a photography trip, we’re here to offer you some tips on how to plan a photography trip.

10 Things to Consider When Planning a Photography Trip

• Determine when you are available to go on a photo tour – ensure that your schedule aligns with the tour dates.
• Take your budget into account when selecting a photo tour to narrow down your available options.
• Decide what type of photography you would like to focus on – wildlife, landscape, cultural, etc.
• If you want to go on a photo safari , think about what kind of photo safari suits your interests.
• Choose a destination that is suited to your interests – make sure the locations for your photography tour align with your photography interests.
• Check whether the photo tour is designed for your level of photography – are you a beginner photographer or a seasoned professional?
• Review the itineraries of each photo tour to ensure they match your own photography goals.
• Consider the group size of each tour – an intimate tour group means better-personalized photography guidance.
• If there is a guide on the tour, research the photographer and their work beforehand.
• Read more on finding the right photo safari for you!

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Embarking on a Van Os Photo Safari is no ordinary journey—it’s an immersive photographic experience. We provide the best in outdoor photography and related travel, unlike other travel companies that merely include photography as a side activity. This means we spend much more time at each location, allowing for deeper exploration and photography of the wildlife, wild places, cultures, and architectural treasures we encounter.

Our photo tours are designed specifically for nature and outdoor photography enthusiasts, offering a focused and productive photography experience. We prioritize time in the field for you to hone your photography skills and savor the joy of capturing a singular moment in time through your lens—rather than spending the precious in-the-field time you’ve traveled so far to enjoy in instructional image processing sessions in hotel conference rooms.

We regularly start our days with the sunrise and end with the sunset, capturing images in the soft, low light—the ideal time for photography. We take breaks when midday light is harsh, giving us time to rest, recharge and download before heading back into the field. Our trips are paced to allow for relaxed and unhurried photography. We aim to make photography both productive and fun without beating up our tour participants.

Our destinations include national and state parks, wildlife reserves, private ranches, tribal lands, deserts, rain forests, remote islands, wildlife migration stopovers, medieval villages, and culturally significant World Heritage areas. We always ensure we have the necessary permits and permissions, and we are authorized by the US National Park Service.

We typically use vans, boats, and small buses for transportation. When shooting from inside a boat or vehicle, we make sure to arrange for ample space within reasonable logistical and cost considerations, to provide the best possible photography experience.

We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and commitment to quality. From the moment you contact us until we bid you farewell; you can expect the excellent service and tour arrangements upon which our world-class reputation is based. Our Photo Safaris include all meals, comfortable accommodations, in-tour transportation, entrance fees, leader services, and other essentials for a successful trip. We are in the “trip-of-a-lifetime” business—a company that offers unsurpassed outdoor photography experiences.

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Over the years, Harry Fisch has led and organized small, carefully designed, exclusive photo tours to exotic destinations. Our expeditions are exciting, passionate, and fun. Photography is our excuse to explore different worlds, to discover realities other than our own, and to see what happens behind the scenes and beyond what a normal traveler sees and experiences. Travelers of all levels and ages, novices, and experienced photographers, join our trips with a focus on travel photography and people. This is not a sightseeing tour in which a photographer has been included.

Who's Harry Fisch

Harry Fisch is a travel photographer who founded Nomad Photo Expeditions in 2011. The Winner of the 2012 World National Geographic photo contest in the Places Category and later disqualified due to editing-out a plastic bag (read the post (read the post How I won and lost the National Geographic contest in less than one second" ).

finalist in the Sony 2012 World Photo Awards, two Jury Awards in 2014 in the Grand Prix de la Découverte, 2019 two IPA Professional Awards of Merit, 2019 finalist in the Travel Photographer of the Year. In 2020 he has been awarded a Bronze in the professional category on the MIFA (Moscow International Foto Awards), 2020 finalist at the IPA as well as two honorable mentions. 2021 was the year for a 1st price (Gold) in the Fine-Art category of the prestigious PX3 (Prix de la Photographie de Paris) as well as a honorable mention. In 2022 The Tokyo International Foto Prizes (TIFA) made an official selection of 3 of his series and awarded two additional series with Honorable Mentions. In 2022 he won LENS CULTURE (Critic's Choice) award and CRITICAL MASS award

Harry Fisch's work has been published in various prestigious web photography sites such as Lens Culture, Maptia, Ephotozine, to name a few. He contributes to International Photography Magazines as SLR Lounge, Lightstalking, Digital Photography school, Extraordinary Vision Magazine, (USA), Photography Week, Digital World (UK), Fotógrafo Digital(Spain), and several other.

His interest in the photography of localities and cultural realities has seen him travel through the "Golden Triangle" area between Laos, Burma and Thailand, the camel fair of Pushkar in India, visiting the famous temples of Bagan in Myanmar or spending days in the lost salt mines in the desert of the Kutch. Mongolia, Cuba, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Senegal, Japan, are just an example of the destinations - more than 50 countries - that Harry Fisch has documented and later included on many itinerary of his photo tours.

Harry Fisch designs the photographic tours from the human perspective; looking for different locations, sometimes a nearby residence, or attending an event, accepting an invitation that can make contact between the traveler and the people the photographer more real and personal.

After years of traveling, has come to the conclusion that technique and vision are indispensable tools, but that empathy, curiosity, pleasure through personal relationships are the determinants which enable photography to transmit so much more than a post card.

Who's Roberto Pazzi

“Photography makes me look at the world like a child. That reminds me that the simplest things are also the most important ones….” Simple moments and images describing the wonderful miracle of life. Every single face is like a book of the life of someone where every wrinkle is telling a story of that book. Behind every human being there are stories made of emotions, scents, lives, rumors, memories, voices, tired hands, wet eyes, smiles."

• Winner | The Artist Gallery Travel Photography Awards 2023
• Silver Winner | VIEPA (Vienna Int. Photo Awards) 2023
• Bronze Winner | reFocus World Photo Annual Awards 2023
• Honorable Mention | ND Awards (Natural Density Photo Awards) 2023
• Honorable Mention | PX3 (Prix de la Photographie Paris) 2023
• Honorable Mention 1 | VIEPA (Vienna Int. Photo Awards) 2023
• Honorable Mention 2 | VIEPA (Vienna Int. Photo Awards) 2023
• FIAP Honorable Mention | Salon Int. Ciutad de Ceuta 2023
• Silver Winner | PX3 (Prix de la Photographie Paris) 2022
• Winner | GPA (Global Photo Awards) 2021
• Winner | 500px GPA (500px Global Photography Awards) 2021
• Winner | MonoVisions Awards 2021
• Winner | VIPA (Visual Int. Photo Awards) 2021
• Gold Winner | ND Awards (Natural Density Photo Awards) 2021
• Gold Winner | MIFA (Moscow Int. Foto Awards) 2021
• Silver Winner | VIEPA (Vienna Int. Photo Awards) 2021
• Bronze Winner | Chromatic Photo Awards 2021
• Bronze Winner | BIFA (Budapest Int. Foto Awards) 2021
• Bronze Winner | TIFA (Tokyo Int. Foto Awards) 2021
• Honorable Mention | APA (Annual Photography Awards) 2021
• Honorable Mention | VIEPA (Vienna Int. Photo Awards) 2021
• Honorable Mention | TIFA (Tokyo Int. Foto Awards) 2021
• Winner | PIL WC (Photo Is Light World Contest) 2020
• Silver Winner | TIFA (Tokyo Int. Foto Awards) 2020
• Silver Winner | ONE EYELAND 2020
• Honorable Mention | ND Awards (Natural Density Photo Awards) 2020
• Runner-Up | TPOTY (Nikon Travel Photography of The Year 2020

Publications

• National Geographic (Italy/Spain)
• National Geographic Travels (Spain)
• Geo Magazine (France)
• The Times (UK)
• The Daily Telegraph (UK)
• The Daily Mail (UK)
• The Guardian (UK)
• The Sun (UK)
• The Daily Star (UK)
• N-Photo (UK)
• Dodho Magazine (UK)
• Unilad (UK)
• Photography Masterclass Magazine (UK)
• Life Force Magazine (UK)
• Civilization (China)
• Luxury Splash of Art (US)
• Capture Mania Magazine (US)
• What's Hamptoning (US)
• 365 Art Plus (Japan)
• Shades of Color (France)
• Edition Gope (France)
• Photographers Magazine (Portugal)
• RNE - Radio Nacional de España (Spain)
• Radio Canale Italia (Italy)
• L'Eco di Bergamo (Italy)
• InterPhoto Magazine (Italy)
• Pentaprism Magazine (Italy)
• Retro Kolkata Magazine (India)
• iDNES (Czech Republic)
• Nargis Magazine (Azerbaijan)
• Elu24 (Estonia)
• Nova Television (Bulgaria)
• EXT Magazine (Brazil)

Exhibitions

• Galerie Joseph Le Marais (Paris, France)
• Brick Lane Gallery (London, UK)
• Hinterland Gallery (Vienna, Austria)
• PhotoKina 2018 (Cologne, Germany)
• Qlick Gallery (Amsterdam, Holland)
• ET AMS, Gashouder (Amsterdam, Holland)
• Oborishte Gallery (Sofia, Bulgaria)
• National museum (Chelyabinsk, Russia)
• Mart Photography Center (Ekaterinburg, Russia)
• Mecenate Fine Art Gallery (Rome, Italy)
• Palazzo Ca' Zanardi Cannaregio (Venice, Italy)
• Galleria Meravigli (Milano, Italy)Palazzo Berva (Cassano d'Adda, Milano, Italy)
• Visual Art 4 Impact, BIG BO (Bologna, Italy)
• Castello di Pagazzano (Bergamo, Italy)
• Sala Giuseppe Montanari (Varese, Italy)
• Galleria Civica "G.B. Bosio" (Desenzano, Italy)
• Art Primitive Gallery (Sarzana, Italy)
• International Festival of Photography (Mazara del Vallo, Italy)
• Valid World Hall (Barcelona, Spain)
• NFT NEXUS: Tri-City Unveil (Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Pakistan)
• Superlative Gallery (Bali, Indonesia)
• Casacor 2019 (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
• International Photography ( Dali, Yunnan Province, China)
• Poppy Ball 18 (Riyadh Kingdom, Saudi Arabia)

We witnessed some phenomenal and genuine moments.... Way over what I have known until today. Perfectly organized, Outstanding photo sessions. Harry is so passionate as if it was his private photo trip.

• A Great Experience
• Small Groups
• The Best Access
• Accommodations
• Needed Skills

Incredible destinations, great locations within the destinations, interesting subjects and places, the best photographic support and a positive day to day atmosphere. All this together with nice lodging and food. Most of our trips are Photo Tours, and a few Workshops. On a photo tour we spend about 80%of our photo time taking photos, and about 20% on analyzing them and honing our vision.

Far less academic than a photography workshop, these trips take place in remote areas that are beautiful and certainly intense, and you start in hands on from the get-go. A professional photographers will give you advice on the technical aspects of photography as needed, but above all, about the environment of the shooting: the way to approach the subject, the preparation, the equipment. Spontaneous lessons will alternate between set photo sessions,, analysis of photographic techniques and photo reviewing.

We put together small groups, between 6 and 10 people at the most, which we keep small in order to fit in all of the special interests of each participant. A friendly and less aggressive integration between the traveler and the locations we visit. The size of the group does matter. Sharing knowledge with people going on photo trips has to be done personally. On one hand, a big group just can’t make “intimate” photos and on the other, the leading photographer can’t devote enough attention to the individual traveler-photographer within a large group.

With plenty of time to discuss technical problems, creative doubts, or any other personal matters that may arise. Some are concerned with technique, others with how to approach human subjects, and almost all of them with their personal approach to the artistic element of photography.

Beyond the destination itself we look at the most interesting themes and subjects in each location. You need to know what is authentic or of genuine photographic interest and what isn’t, and you need, of course, a solid connection to the locals.

Years of investment in local research, looking for interesting places to visit, struggling to create the proper contacts, handpicking hotels.  We are all passionate about photography, and want our clients to share that. We approach this challenge by creating opportunities to catch everything at its best; people interacting until we hit the perfect, most natural and real scene.

Only after years of photographic experience on the ground do you get to know a locale’s special feeling, out of the way places, and how to make ties with the people who live there as well as with their reality.

Our priority, when choosing accommodation, is to give you proximity to the desired photographic location and contact with local people. All in comfort! 4 stars hotels, boutique hotels and occasionally 5 stars. We stay at well-placed hotels that allow us to reach the area of photography in a short time, and have good amenities, such as that have private bathrooms, air conditioning and/or fans.

We share our destinations with passionate beginners as well as advanced amateurs and, occasionally, with a “pro”. Much of the style of the tutoring on our trips is focused on the analysis of the work needed to create a picture: what can be relevant to a scene, how to establish the plot of the photograph, how to guide the eye of the viewer, create a rhythm and a direction for the photograph.

Photo tours are always a different experience, an opportunity to see the world through a new point of view. Photography trips are unforgettable as we have the chance to visit other cultures and collect images able to tell stories by themselves. At Nomad Photo Expeditions, we organize photography travel tours around the world, a unique kind of travel to boost your photographic skills while you explore the other face of the world.

All our travel photography experiences are prepared to connect and share with locals, approaching their lives , these are adventure photo tours so we work to be part of that culture for a few days. During these days you can take pictures around discovering people, landscape and details to understand the history of the land.

Photography expeditions are the best excuse to approach to other philosophies and values, expand your knowledge and keep an extraordinary memory.

Nomad photography is centred in photo expeditions along a territory, where travellers can take images which relate the particular character of the place. We organize different photography adventure events around the world. These are our best photo tours.

China is a country full of contrasts, in this tour we visit Beijin and the southern zone of this unreachable country, where we can live with local tribes full of folklore and traditions. This expedition photo tour starts in Beijing, the capital of China, where we visit the main points of interest like the Temple of the sky and the night market of Dong Hua Men. The rest of the trip will be a unique possibility to discover this country through their typical tribes.

Cuba is a place with its own taste. In this photo tours you can experience a photographic engagement with the island, visiting hidden locations that you cannot visit with typical travel agencies. Some of the best photographers in the history have chosen Cuba as the perfect landscape for their works, the reason is very simple, Cuba offers a paradise where the time stands still and people live the island as a huge party.

Ethiopia represents all the ethnicities and traditions of Africa. This is a very uncommon photo tour to know ancient cultures and take pictures close to the locals. The South Omo tribes. Landscapes in the centre of Africa are outstanding, the savannah and all the creatures that survive in this place are ready for you, to represent all the beauty of this place of the world which is the origin of the human being. We visit Lalibela, in the north of the country, to know local tribes and live their traditions with them.

Varanasi is the oldest inhabited city in the world, many times we visit this place in our photographic tour as well as Jaipur, Jodhpur or Udaipur in the north of India. On many of our tours we end in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. We love India, so we have another option based in a travel to Mumbai and other cities in the south part of the country, where you can assist to different elephant festivals and take some of the best pictures of your life.

Naadam is a traditional festival located in Mongolia where foreign people can learn the depth of the Mongolian folklore. Another good excuse to choose this photographic tour is the eagle training experience, where locals train all the eagles as hunting assistants. Come with us to this special experience in the hearth of Asia.

Marrakech, Essaouira, Merzouga…, this North African country has dozens of reasons to visit it, and we prepare each year a complete photo tour visiting some of the most attractive cities of Morocco. As part of the experience, we enjoy different activities exploring the desert with great hotels as well as camps in Jaima, the local accommodation for nomads, for a night. Morocco is full of charm and we visit the less known part of this country.

We visit Peru to enjoy Inti Raymi, the Sun Festival, but we discover other treasures kept in this country like the Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca. One of the best parts of this adventure photo tour is spend time with Aymaras, a tribe that lives in different zones of Peru, Bolivia and Chile. Peru is tradition, is food, music and popular art, if you are looking for a place with a singular character come with us to Peru.

If you want to improve your photography skills with an expert guide just choose one of our programs for amateur photographers of all levels. You will learn tips while exploring some of the most beautiful places around the world. Contact us for more information.

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Photo Tours Worldwide

Combine photography with culture and travel. our small group photo tours and thoughtful itineraries are designed to help you improve your photography skills and return home with incredible images., improve your photography in amazing places around the world.

Photography Workshops and Tours with Claudia Daniels and Paulo Silva

Photo Tours Worldwide offers a variety of tours and workshops to stunning locations around the world. We allow for plenty of time to explore and photograph, while also providing our guests with the opportunity to learn about the history and customs of each particular location. 

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What we offer.

At Photo Tours Worldwide we offer a variety of group and private tours in some of the best locations around the world. We offer a special rate for  non-photographing travel partners on our culture & photography based tours. 

Landscape Photography

We have crafted a variety of itineraries to ensure you get to see the best scenery in each location, from soaring mountains to dramatic coastlines. Our tours are timed to capture the best of each season, whether winter, spring or fall.

Wildlife Photography

Our wildlife photography tours and workshops focus on various techniques to photograph wildlife in their natural habitat. Our aim is to capture the beauty of the natural world, especially animal behavior, action shots, and unique moments in time. We will guide you to exceptional locations and assist you to create stunning images.

Private Tours

If you are looking for something more tailored to your individual needs, then why not book a private photo tour with us? We can tailor an itinerary based purely around your requirements which will visit the places you want to see.

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Stunning locations

All our photo tour locations are fully researched and have been visited by our guides. We take great care to select the best places which offer the greatest chance of capturing amazing photos.

Expert Tuition

All tours are fully guided by our expert photography tutors. Groups are small to ensure everyone gets the time and attention they need to learn new skills and get expert guidance. In many cases there are two tutors in each group.

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All our photo tours include quality accommodation, so you can relax and be assured of a good night's rest after a long day.

All transport is included on all tour days.

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Japan Photo Tours

Details of a japan photo tour.

Check your favorite Japan photo tour and travel to the rising sun country in our guided tours. Visit Nippon during the Sakura, Momiji, or minimalist landscapes of Hokkaido or magic villages during winter. The Land of the Rising Sun, with plenty of contrasts from the main cities to the small villages.

Our workshops in Japan are always based on small groups tours of 4 participants with a photographer guide. It means that you will get personalized attention during all trips. Each package includes all transport during the trip, accommodations (hotels, ryokans &. hot springs), a professional photographer guide, admission fees, excursions & basic travel insurance.

Travel to Japan & capture the Fuji Five Lakes during our Japan photography workshop tour. Or the winter wonderland & snow-covered sea & of Northern Japan. Here you will find plenty of photo opportunities to capture the traditional Japanese culture. Zen gardens, temples shrines, torii gates … But also the wildlife like the red-crowned, whooper swans, steller’s sea eagles, fish owl …

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Japan Autumn Nature  

Hokkaido  

Japanese Alps  

What are the best photography tours in japan.

We have designed four different itineraries according to the season around Japanese geography. The Nippon country is one of the most complete international destinations for all kinds of photographers. You can capture everything from architecture, to landscapes, travel photography, or winter scenes.

Check the itineraries of our photography tours to Japan. You will have a great chance to capture the beauty of every city and landscape of the country.

Spring Photo Tour

We visit the main cities of Tokyo & Kyoto , but also Matsumoto, Osaka, or Himeji for example. During these 15 days, the tour is designed to capture the Sakura around the castles & parks. But also we have time to visit the Kiso Valley, Nara, or experience a day with monks in Koyasan including a tea ceremony. And a day tour to photograph the snow monkeys of Jigokudani . And of course, we don’t forget about the main spots around Fuji Five Lakes as the shrine Chureito Pagoda .

Autumn Photo Tour

As before, we do a tour in the main cities and nature spots. During the fall, we also come to the famous landscape of Nikko Valley . And a visit to the Unesco World Heritage of Shirakawa-Go . There we will spend a few days capturing fall colors and visiting autumn leaves festivals. Both trips have a departure from Narita Airport in Tokyo.

Japanese Alps Photo Tour

Discover Japan during winter with our two trips during January & February. Join both tours and get a 500€ discount!

In our Japanese Alps photography tour, you will capture the magic of Shirakawago or Gokayama. Also, we will have time to photograph snow monkeys at Jigokudani Park, hidden torii gates, and waterfalls… an epic adventure that of course also includes Mount Fuji photo sessions.

Hokkaido Photo Tour

During the Hokkaido photography tour, you will enjoy beautiful minimalistic landscapes . Also, Hokkaido offers you the best Japanese wildlife photography trip . We will do a full circle around the northern Japanese Island. A different tour than any European winter tour, like a Norway trip. A tour to capture the red-crowned cranes and whooper swans, and the unique nature of the northeast island of the country.

Inside a Japan Photo Tour

Do you doubt when to do a Japan Photo Tour? As specialists in trips to Japan , we can suggest the best season for your workshop. We have prepared different routes to photograph the main spots. So you can enjoy the beauty of Japan during spring, autumn, or winter .

Autumn & Spring are based on a round trip around the main cities in Central Japan. We will visit the regions of Hakone, Yamanashi, Tochigi, Nara, or Aichi as examples. During these trips, you will be able to take pictures of Tokyo & Kyoto. But also the Snow Monkeys, Koyasan, Osaka. Both have different itineraries, as each season has different things to offer.

Also, all our Japan Photography Tours have included some nights in an Onsens or Ryokans . This way, you can experience also the traditional Japan. Not only when we visit the Torii Gates or the temples & sanctuaries around the spots.

Best season to visit the Land of the Rising Sun

What do you want to see on your next Japan Photo Tour? Japan can be enjoyed all year, but each season has different things to do. If we need to define our group:

• Spring we focus on Japanese Culture and the cherry blossoms
• Autumn on the nature of central Japan.
• Winter on minimalistic landscapes and typical villages.

But all have much more things to do, check our itineraries and write us if you have any doubts about which one to choose.

Private Photo Trips

As an international operator, we also organize handmade Japan Photo Tours . Our photographer guides and locals guides will help you to create your trip. So you can choose to do any similar itinerary that we show you here. Or we can prepare a special itinerary for you in a private photo workshop.

Also, we will choose special accommodations ( like hot-spring or Onsen ). And define all characteristics you will prefer for your holidays in Japan.

Any of our tours are for everyone interested in visiting sightseeing photogenic scenes . We also go to far locations from the tourist spots of Japan. Even if you are not a photographer, we will bring you to hidden gems. For example, we can suggest places in the Shikoku, Kanazawa, or Kyushu regions.

We customize your private photography tour to visit your favorite spots at the right time. Thanks to our experience, we will offer you infinite possibilities to choose from during your next trip to Japan. If you are a photo lover, you will the photo opportunities that Japan has. But also if you do not need to capture with your camera you will experience breathtaking moments and capture Japanese architectural masterpieces.

Write to us, and we will prepare a perfect private photo tour. We can include the top locations we have in mind or discover new ones according to your wishes. Choose your favorite city, spots, or Prefectures and we will help you to create the best itinerary for you.

Why the trips are not by train with the Japan Rail Pass?

As we look to be at the right moment in the perfect place, moving by car it’s the cheapest and most comfortable way. Also, as our trips are based on groups of 4 persons with a guide, we move with small vans around Japan. This way we can adapt the schedules to our own interests. If we decided to use the JR Pass and travel by Shinkansen bullet train, we not will have the same freedom.

Can you take pictures in Japan?

For sure, you can take photos in all public places in Japan. You just need to ask for permissions if you have commercial purposes as in most countries of the world. And like other places, you can find the international signs that could tell you to not take photos. If you are not sure, kindly ask a local. Take a look at our gallery of Photos in Japan!

Can you travel now?

Yes, with the actual situation enter to Japan is possible for almost all countries. You can keep your seat now as bookings are going fast! 

You will need to travel with an official travel agency and get the ERFS certificate. We have our own local agency in Japan, so with us, travel to Nippon is easy!

Which currency is used?

In Japan, the currency is the Japanese Yen.

Don’t think that you can pay everywhere with a credit card in Japan. Although you can’t pay in euros , you can convert once there to the Japanese Yen at the same airport. We suggest changing around 300-500 euros or dollars and use your travel credit card  there.

How much money will you need for your trip?

You should plan to spend around ¥3,000 ($28) per day on our photo tours in Japan , which is the average daily price based on meals that are not included.

Why is food so cheap ?

It´s because the purchasing power and standard of living of the Japanese are very high. You can buy a decent meal with a low budget . As a basic necessity, Japanese cuisine is relatively inexpensive compared to the level of life in Japan.

Do I need a Visa to enter?

To  enter Japan you need a passport and a visa unless you are from a country that is visa-exempt . In case you need it, the Japanese government is going to introduce the e-visa. In case is not currently implemented, you will need to visit the Japanese embassy or consulate to apply for a  visa .

What month is the cheapest fly?

According to different flight searches, the cheapest months to take a flight to Japan is from January to April. Although in March is cherry blossoms, you can find economic flights. The high season is summer, so even in November-December, you can find good deals.

Why is tipping rude in the country?

The Japanese culture is based on the belief that the price includes already good service . This way, pay extra can be considered insulting. Respect the cultural rules, even if it looks strange for you. Simply be polite , and say thanks to the waiter or waitress after enjoying the service.

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Cesar Araujo

Well-used and complete photography tour, with good photography scenes

Andrew Teakle

The spring tour through Japan was absolutely full of wonderful photographic opportunities and great camaraderie. With only four participants we all got to know each other well and got to see the most beautiful sites. Eduardo was easy-going with good humour (and excellent music taste) and tremendous photographic experience. The accommodations were excellent and this has to be the best value Japan Cherry Blossoms tour on the market.

This Japan tour was not only well organized, but also a lot of fun. We had a great group of photographers with a lot of camaraderie and humor visiting great sites, we would never have found without Eduardo’s fine insight. Highly recommended!

PhotoWorldTour’s JapanSakura tour was both a highlight and a sustained happy pill. In the course of a few days, we traveled in Spanish through large parts of Japan’s most beautiful areas. Eduardo – as well as his lucky mascot Missifou – is the best tour guide I’ve had. Relaxed, funny and so democratically oriented that we called him “our glorious leader” without being the least bit ironic. We stayed in good hotels and got up before sunrise to get the best possible photos. Then a small pause before the next image sequence..etc. Collectively, we covered larger parts of central Japan in a way that we certainly wouldn’t have been able to do without his knowledge. This was fun, simply 🌹

Andreu Ferrer

Private trip with wide freedom of movement. Eduardo’s professionalism turns any request into something easy and any problem into a trifle.

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Will the Photo tour leader help us with our photography during the tour?

At Capture the Atlas, Photo Tour leaders will be available 24/7 for you, whether it is for helping with your photography or for any other thing related to the Tour.

Photo Tour leaders will share their knowledge and vision with you, always challenging your photography creative process disregarding your skills and experience.

We believe that in each destination and scene there is a new challenge for everyone, so we strongly believe in sharing and growing during the days that we will spend together.

Is the tour conducted in English?

Yes, our tours are aimed at international participants and are conducted in English. We are also Spanish-speakers and Dan can also speak Italian in case you are more comfortable speaking in any of those languages.

Can my non-photographer significant other/friend join the Photo Tour?

We welcome non-photographer partners and friends to join our tours but always make a reminder: These are Photography tours where photography is the first goal and we prioritize the time for photography.

This usually means waking up before sunrise, staying until late if there are good shooting conditions, having lunch later than usual and other flexible conditions that are understandably linked to the nature of a Photography Tour. If your partner/friend is fine with that, he/she can sign up with you.

Accommodation during the tour

How is the accommodation during the photo tour.

This will depend entirely on the Photo Tour. Our goal is to provide with quality accommodation trying to offer two single beds in a shared room with private bathroom.

This is not always possible since some accommodation services are located in remote locations where we might be sharing the bathroom or even sleeping in tents, like in Kamchatka.

You can find the accommodation information for the trip in the specific Photo Tour page. If you have any additional questions feel free to reach out to us.

Do I need to pay extra for a single room if I am traveling by my own?

If you are coming solo, you will be assigned a shared room with another participant.

In some tours we can offer the possibility of a private single room for an extra amount, but please consider that this is not always possible.

Is there going to be a private bathroom in the room?

If there is a possibility of having a private bathroom in the room we will always go for this option.

However, in some accommodations like the wooden cabin houses in the Lofoten islands or some remote locations in Iceland, the bathroom will be shared by more people.

We will always provide this information in advance in the specific Photography workshop page.

Transportation during the photo tour

What type of ground transportation you use in your photo tours.

Depending on the Tour and the number of participants the transportation can vary from a large car to a passenger car or even bigger vehicles like the 8WD Kamaz in remote places like Kamchatka.

Our goal is that you can travel safe and as comfortable as possible during the entire Photo Tour.

Can I charge my camera/phone during  displacements?

Yes, we recommend bringing a USB battery charger to charge your camera batteries during the Photo Tour.

Diets & Meals during the photography workshop

Are meals included in the photo tour.

In most photography tours, meals will not be included. However, check the INCLUDED / NOT INCLUDED section of the particular photo trip.

Which type of restaurants are we going to?

We consider always the best options in each destination in terms of local and natural products, good quality-price, and general positive reviews.

Do you consider vegetarian options?

We always consider vegetarian options. Please let us know if you are vegetarian/vegan before the Tour so we can include more options.

Do you consider Celiac and other food allergies/diseases?

Of course. If you need to follow a gluten-free diet or have any specific allergy or food disease, please let us know before the Tour so we can adapt. There will be a specific section in the Photo Tour registration form about this.

Please consider that during our photo expeditions in some remote locations, it might be more difficult to find a variety of vegan or gluten-free options, so in these cases, we recommend that you carry some dried or canned food in case there are no options available.

Editing/Processing lessons & Photography Activities

Are post processing lessons included.

Post processing lessons will be included according to the instructions provided in each photo tour page.

In some places these will be adjusted to the weather, having the lessons when conditions are bad or hazardous to be shooting outside.

Which topics do you cover during your post-processing lessons?

We cover everything from the basics in the editing to advanced post processing techniques like Bracketing, focus stacking, focal blending, advanced color theory, etc.

We also cover the vision, something that usually goes overlooked in landscape photography and is key to develop our own artistic voice.

Do I need to take my own laptop?

Taking your own laptop to the Tour is a personal choice. It can help you follow some of the processing lessons and practicing with us during the free time.

Do you have any other photography activities included in the Tours?

In some Photo Tours there will be some room for other photography activities like photography talks, group constructive criticism, photography contests etc.

We strongly believe on fun ways of sharing and learning together.

Photo tours bookings, payments, and cancellations

What forms of payment do you accept.

We accept payments by credit card, bank wire transfer, Paypal, check, and Venmo/Zelle (for the USA).

What is the payment policy for your photography tours?

• To reserve your spot, a deposit per participant is required at the time of registration. The deposit amount will depend on the Photo Tour; Some Photo Tours may require a higher additional deposit due to advance booking or transportation requirements.
• Final Payment in FULL is required between 120 and 90 days before departure depending on the Photo Tour.
• Payment in full is required when registration is completed less than 90 days before the departure date.

Do I need to book my Photography Tour in advance?

Our advice is always Yes. We can’t provide an estimation of when a Photo Tour will be filled; Sometimes it’s a matter of days while others there might be spots available for a longer period of time. We can’t predict group bookings either, so even if there are 4 or 5 spots available they can be filled overnight.

For that reason, we always recommend booking your spot as soon as possible and consider the option of purchasing cancel trip insurance in case you can’t attend the photo workshop for any reason.

What is the cancelation policy for your photo tours?

120 days or more before departure.

If your spot is filled by another participant, we’ll refund your deposit minus payment processing fees and $100 administrative fee.

If we cannot fill your spot, a $300 cancellation fee will apply, plus any additional costs incurred, as well as any fees that are charged by the suppliers providing the services included in the photo tour such as hotels, transportation, tours and others.

61-120 DAYS BEFORE DEPARTURE

If your spot is filled by another participant, we will refund your deposit minus payment processing fees and $100 administrative fee.

If we cannot fill your spot, a $500 cancellation fee will apply, plus any additional costs incurred, as well as fees, if applicable, that are charged by the suppliers providing the services included in the photo tour such as hotels, transportation, tours and others.

60 DAYS OR LESS BEFORE DEPARTURE OR ANYTIME AFTER DEPARTURE

If your spot is filled by another participant, there will be a $300 administrative fee charged and the rest of your payment will be refunded.

If we cannot fill your spot, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN and your deposit and tour payments will be forfeited.

*Regardless of the cancelation notice, if the participant receives any of our online courses upon signup, the amount of the course will be debited from the final refund.

  You can find our complete cancelation policy information more detailed in our Terms and conditions .

Photo tour travel insurance and medical conditions

Do i need travel insurance for the photo tour.

Your safety is our priority, so travel insurance is mandatory to attend any Capture the Atlas Photo Tours.

The minimum coverage required is:

• Accident & Sickness Medical Expense Coverage (minimum $100,000 USD)
• Emergency Evacuation & Repatriation of Remains (minimum $200,000 USD)
• Accidental Death / Dismemberment
• Trip Cancellation Coverage

Where can I purchase the best travel insurance for the Photo Tour?

There are many providers in the market, and deciding which is the best travel insurance for you might be overwhelming.

We usually recommend Worldnomads , since they cover a wide range of activities besides the normal coverage, and Insuremytrip , as they help you compare among the best options and offer an advocate service to assist you in case you need to file a claim.

You can dive deeper into the best travel insurance for Photo Tours in this article we wrote on the best travel insurance companies in the market.

Is there any other insurance recommended for the Photo workshop?

In addition to the minimum coverage stated above, we also recommend:

• Baggage and Personal Effects Coverage
• Hospital Room and Board
• Trip Delay / Interruption

Do I need to warn about any illnesses or disease?

Yes. In order to customize your activities and meals, and most important, be ready if any emergency arises, we need to know about illnesses, diseases, allergies or any other condition you might suffer.

This will be notified in writing in the Photo Tour Registration form that we provide once you reserve your spot.

Do I need to take any medical supplies?

We always recommend to carry personal medical items for managing colds, sore throats, headaches, blisters, diarrhea, and those type of minor illnesses.

If you have any special condition that requires to take regular medication, you should carry an appropriate supply.

• Documentation

Which documentation do I need to submit to take part in the Photo Tour?

In order to take part in our Photography workshops, you need to provide:

• Copy of your passport
• Photo Tour registration form (Provided from our side once you book your spot)
• Waiver signed (Provided from our side once you book your spot)
• Copy of your Visa if necessary

What are the most important documents to check before the departure?

Besides the Visa whenever it is mandatory, the most important thing to check before the departure is your passport:

• Please double check that it’s not expiring in less than 6 months by the time that you will be returning from the Photo Tour.
• Make sure that your name, passport number, and birth date matches with the information in your flight ticket.

Do I need to process my own Visa for the Photo Tour?

We can’t process Visas on your behalf. However, we can walk you through the process to make it as easy as possible.

Please always make sure to check the requirements to see whether you need a Visa to visit the destination country considering your nationality.

Also, it’s always best to process your Visas at the earliest because the processing time can be long or delayed in some cases.

Photo tour flights and baggage

Are flights included in the price.

Flights are not included in the price of the Photo Tour.

Is airport transfer included?

Unless otherwise indicated, transfers from and to the airports are included in our Photography workshops.

What baggage should I take to the Photo tour?

In order to fit and travel comfortably, there is a maximum luggage capacity to be carried per participant. As a general rule, this luggage will be a Medium suitcase/bag of 24″-28″ (60-71cm) and a standard Camera bag.

Our recommend is taking one camera bag and one bag for clothes/personal items.

In addition, a small shoulder strap bag to take personal items is usually allowed on international flights.

Our suggestion is to pack smart and light: You will be carrying your bags in and out of transportations and up and down accommodations staircases.

What do you suggest for carry-on luggage?

Rules change depending on the country and even on the airport. Generally, we recommend you pack the following list of items in your carry-on:

• Medications
• Contact lenses solution
• Camera gear

Tripods are considered as a likely blunt weapon in some airports, so we also suggest packing your tripod on your checked baggage just in case.

What happens if there is a delay on my flight and I arrive late?

In some destinations, like the Lofoten islands in winter, we suggest arriving at least a day earlier before the Tour starts since flights are sometimes delayed or canceled because of bad weather.

If you arrive later at the Photo workshop for any reason, we will do our best to accommodate so you can catch up with the group. However, bear in mind that if there is no option to accommodate, you will miss the Photo Tour and there will be no refund from our side.

This way, we strongly advice to prevent any possible delay communicating with us as soon as you believe that you could arrive later so we can prepare a possible solution.

Shall I arrive earlier at the Photo tour or stay longer?

You can arrive earlier or stay longer after the Tour, but the cost of this is not included in the Photo workshop.

Money and currency during the photography workshop

What is the best way to take money with me.

We always recommend having a mix of debit & credit card and cash for any Photo tour.

Before the start of the tour, please communicate to your local bank the time and destination of the tour so there is no issue once you try to pay or draw money with your card.

How much cash money do I need?

The amount of cash will depend on the destination and your personal expenses. Some places like Iceland and Lofoten widely accept payments by card whereas other remote places like Kamchatka accept only cash.

Where is the best place to exchange currency before the trip?

We always recommend to exchange currency in your local bank before the trip.

If there is no choice, a local exchange office in the destination would be the best option.

In any case, try to avoid exchanging currency in the airports since they usually charge the highest commissions.

Do I need to tip during the Photo Tour?

Tips are not included in the price of the Photo Tours and it is your personal decision to tip any of the local support partners or Photo Tour leaders.

As for restaurants, hotels and other services this also depends on the destination. In some places like Iceland tipping is not expected, and most of our other destinations don’t have a tipping social custom like in the United States.

General communication & Internet during the photo tours

Will there be internet coverage during the photo tour.

In most of the places that we visit, there will be cell phone signal and free Wifi in the accommodation.

However, there are remote locations like Kamchatka where there is no signal/internet and we can spend up to 3 days with no connection.

Am I able to use my phone overseas?

Please check with your cell phone provider before the tour the possibility of connecting overseas and if you need to pay for any extra services like roaming.

This will depend entirely on your phone, company, and destination.

What happens if there is no signal/coverage and there is an emergency?

We always carry a Garmin In reach Explorer + device in case there is an emergency or you need to communicate something important to any of your relatives during our Photo Expeditions.

This works via satellite even in the remotest locations you can imagine.

You can find all the in-depth information related to our photo tours and photography workshops in our Photo Tour terms and conditions .

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10 Photography Tours in Iconic Locations 2024 – Capturing Stunning Landscapes and Cityscapes

Posted: February 20, 2024 | Last updated: March 22, 2024

Photography is not just about capturing images; it’s about experiencing and immortalizing moments in time. For amateur or professional photographers, the world is brimming with locations offering breathtaking vistas, unique cityscapes, and unforgettable experiences. This guide explores ten iconic photography destinations, each offering a unique canvas for your lens. From the vibrant streets of New York City to the serene landscapes of New Zealand, these destinations are must-visits for anyone with a camera in hand and a passion for capturing the world’s beauty.

New York City, USA

As a photographer in New York, you’ll find yourself amid endless photographic opportunities. The city’s vibrant energy is captured in the neon lights of Times Square, where the hustle of urban life provides a dynamic backdrop for your shots. Venturing to Brooklyn Bridge Park, you’ll be treated to a majestic view of the city skyline, a perfect spot for capturing the essence of New York’s iconic architecture.

Whether you’re interested in street photography, architectural shots, or capturing the city’s unique energy, New York City’s diverse neighborhoods and landmarks offer a wealth of subjects. Each corner of this bustling metropolis presents a new scene, reflecting the city’s dynamic and ever-changing character, making it an ideal playground for photographers of all styles.

Insider’s Tip: Visit the Top of the Rock for a stunning panoramic view of the city.

When To Travel: Autumn for colorful foliage in Central Park.

How To Get There: Fly into JFK, LaGuardia, or Newark airports, with extensive public transportation options to the city.

Santorini, Greece

Santorini is a photographer’s paradise, known for its iconic sunsets, white-washed buildings, and the deep blue of the Aegean Sea. The island’s unique architecture, with its cubic houses and blue-domed churches perched on cliffs, offers a striking contrast against the volcanic landscapes. As you wander through the narrow streets of towns like Oia and Fira, you’ll be greeted with numerous vantage points for capturing the island’s beauty.

The sunsets here are particularly mesmerizing; positioning yourself along the Caldera Edge gives you a front-row seat to one of nature’s most spectacular shows. Beyond the towns, explore the less-traveled paths to photograph the rugged terrain and panoramic views of the sea, ensuring your camera captures the essence of this stunning island.

Insider’s Tip: Capture the iconic blue domes of Oia during sunrise for a crowd-free experience.

When To Travel: Late spring or early autumn to avoid the peak tourist season.

How To Get There: Fly to Santorini Airport or take a ferry from Athens.

Banff National Park, Canada

At Banff National Park, you’re entering a world-renowned destination for its stunning lakes and majestic mountains, making it a dream location for landscape photography. As you explore this Canadian gem, you’ll encounter the turquoise waters of Lake Louise and the reflective beauty of Moraine Lake, each offering perfect sunrise or sunset shots with the Rockies as a dramatic backdrop.

The park’s diverse landscape ranges from vast forests and rushing rivers to expansive meadows and glacier-clad peaks, providing endless subjects for your lens. Hiking trails lead you to secluded spots with breathtaking views, ideal for capturing the untouched beauty of nature. Whether you’re an experienced photographer or just starting, Banff’s natural splendor presents countless opportunities to capture the essence of Canada’s rugged wilderness.

Insider’s Tip: Visit Moraine Lake at sunrise for breathtaking reflections.

When To Travel: Summer for lush landscapes, winter for snowy scenes.

How To Get There: Fly to Calgary and drive about 1.5 hours to the park.

Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo provides a photographer’s canvas, where tradition meets modernity at every corner. The city’s eclectic blend offers diverse photographic subjects, from the neon blaze of Shibuya’s bustling crossing, a symbol of modern urbanity, to the serene elegance of the Imperial Palace, representing the city’s rich history. Each season adds its unique touch, with cherry blossoms in Ueno Park creating a dreamy spring landscape, perfect for both wide shots and close-ups of the delicate flowers.

As you navigate Tokyo’s streets, you’ll discover a multitude of contrasts – ancient temples amidst skyscrapers and quiet backstreets steps away from lively commercial areas – each offering a unique perspective of Japan’s capital. This dynamic cityscape provides endless opportunities to capture the essence of Tokyo through your lens, whether you’re interested in street photography, architectural marvels, or the subtleties of urban life.

Insider’s Tip: Explore the narrow alleys of Golden Gai for a glimpse into Tokyo’s nightlife.

When To Travel: Spring for cherry blossoms or autumn for colorful foliage.

How To Get There: Fly into Tokyo’s Narita or Haneda airports.

Reykjavik, Iceland

You are at the door of Iceland’s breathtaking natural wonders, a dream for any photographer visiting Reykjavik. With its unique Nordic charm, the city offers diverse scenes, from the colorful houses to the modernist architecture of the Harpa Concert Hall. Venturing just outside the city, you’re greeted by Iceland’s raw beauty: the awe-inspiring Northern Lights dancing in the sky, best captured in winter’s cold, clear nights.

Like the Blue Lagoon, the geothermal pools provide a surreal landscape with their steaming, milky blue waters set against a backdrop of black lava fields. The rugged, volcanic terrain surrounding Reykjavik, with its dramatic cliffs and waterfalls like Gullfoss and Skógafoss, offers endless opportunities to capture the untamed beauty of Iceland. Whether you’re an enthusiast of nature photography or drawn to urban landscapes, Reykjavik is a perfect base to explore and photograph a land of stark contrasts and natural wonders.

Insider’s Tip: For Northern Lights, find a spot away from city lights on a clear, dark night.

When To Travel: Winter for Northern Lights, summer for midnight sun.

How To Get There: Fly directly to Keflavik International Airport.

Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu, set high in the Andes Mountains, presents you with a unique photography opportunity in an ancient Incan city. This UNESCO World Heritage site is not just a destination; it’s a journey into history and breathtaking natural beauty. As you walk through the ruins, you’ll capture more than just stone structures; you’ll be photographing a testament to Incan ingenuity and culture.

The panoramic vistas surrounding the site offer a dramatic backdrop, with the rugged peaks of the Andes enveloping the landscape. Early morning visits provide a mystical atmosphere with fewer crowds, allowing you to capture the ruins with the soft light of dawn illuminating the site. Whether you’re focusing on the intricate details of the stonework or taking wide-angle shots of the entire complex, Machu Picchu offers a multitude of angles and perspectives, each telling a different story of this ancient wonder.

Insider’s Tip: Hike the Inca Trail for unique vantage points.

When To Travel: May to September for drier weather.

How To Get There: Fly to Cusco and then travel by train or trek to Machu Picchu.

Paris, France

In Paris, known as the City of Lights, you’ll find yourself amidst a wealth of photographic subjects, from the iconic Eiffel Tower to the charming streets of Montmartre. As a photographer, your lens will be drawn to the iron lattice of the Eiffel Tower, capturing its imposing structure against the Parisian skyline. Wandering through Montmartre, the city’s artistic heart, you’ll encounter picturesque alleyways, lively cafes, and the white-domed Sacré-Cœur Basilica, each offering a unique glimpse into the city’s bohemian past.

Historic bridges and elegant buildings line the waterways along the banks of the Seine River, providing perfect scenes for capturing the essence of Parisian life, especially during the golden hours of sunrise or sunset. Whether you’re interested in architectural grandeur, street photography, or serene cityscapes, Paris presents an array of opportunities to create stunning visual narratives in one of the world’s most photogenic cities.

Insider’s Tip: Capture the Eiffel Tower at Trocadéro at sunrise for a crowd-free shot.

When To Travel: Spring for pleasant weather and fewer tourists.

How To Get There: Fly into Charles de Gaulle or Orly airports.

Queenstown, New Zealand

Nestled amidst New Zealand’s dramatic landscapes, you’ll find a photographer’s dream with Queenstown’s towering mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and scenes brimming with adventure. As you explore this picturesque town, the Remarkables mountain range provides a stunning backdrop, perfect for wide landscape shots, especially when bathed in the golden light of sunrise or sunset. With its clear, reflective waters, Lake Wakatipu offers tranquil scenes and opportunities to capture the interplay of light and nature.

For action photography, Queenstown’s reputation as the adventure capital comes alive with bungee jumping, skiing, and jet-boating scenes. Each season brings a different palette to the landscape, from the lush greens of summer to the snowy whites of winter, ensuring every visit offers a new perspective. Whether you’re capturing the serene beauty of the landscapes or the thrill of adventure sports, Queenstown’s diverse and dynamic environment makes it an unmissable destination for photographers.

Insider’s Tip: Take a helicopter ride for stunning aerial shots of the landscape.

When To Travel: Autumn for vibrant colors, winter for snow-capped mountains.

How To Get There: Fly directly to Queenstown Airport.

Jaipur, India

In Jaipur, the famed Pink City, you’ll immerse yourself in a world rich in cultural heritage and stunning architecture, presenting a colorful canvas for your photography. As you navigate the city, the unique terracotta pink buildings provide a vibrant backdrop, epitomized by landmarks like the Hawa Mahal and Amber Fort. These architectural marvels are stories in stone, each offering a glimpse into the city’s regal past. Capture the intricate details of the Hawa Mahal’s windows or the grandeur of the Amber Fort as it overlooks the city.

Jaipur’s bustling bazaars, filled with an array of colors and textures, offer an opportunity to photograph the vibrancy of local life and traditions. Amidst the chaos, you’ll find moments of serenity, like the tranquil waters of Man Sagar Lake. Jaipur’s blend of historical grandeur and lively streets makes it a compelling destination for photographers seeking to capture the essence of India’s rich culture.

Insider’s Tip: Visit the Amer Fort early in the morning to avoid crowds and capture the golden light.

When To Travel: November to February for cooler weather.

How To Get There: Fly to Jaipur International Airport or take a train from major Indian cities.

Venice, Italy

You’re stepping into a photographer’s paradise in Venice, a city woven with winding canals and adorned with historic architecture. As you wander through its labyrinthine alleys, each turn presents a new scene ripe for capturing: gondolas gliding along narrow waterways, ancient bridges arching over canals, and reflections of pastel-colored buildings shimmering on the water’s surface. The city’s architectural wonders, from the grandeur of St. Mark’s Basilica to the Gothic elegance of the Doge’s Palace, offer endless opportunities to photograph Venice’s rich historical tapestry.

Explore the less-traveled paths, where you can capture the authentic Venetian life away from the tourist crowds. The unique street scenes, characterized by clotheslines strung between windows and locals chatting in hidden squares, add a charming and intimate dimension to your photography. Venice’s unique blend of history, art, and water offers a captivating experience for any photographer, inviting you to capture its timeless beauty and ephemeral moments.

Insider’s Tip: Explore the less-traveled paths in Dorsoduro for unique canal shots.

When To Travel: Winter or early spring to avoid crowds and capture foggy mornings.

How To Get There: Fly into Venice Marco Polo Airport or travel by train from other European cities.

The Bottom Line

Each destination offers a unique opportunity to capture the world through your lens. Whether it’s the urban jungle of New York, the serene landscapes of New Zealand, or the cultural richness of Jaipur, these locations provide a diverse range of subjects for your photography. With insider tips, the best travel times, and accessibility information, you’re well-equipped to plan your photographic journey. So pack your camera, embrace the adventure, and prepare to capture some of the most stunning landscapes and cityscapes the world has to offer.

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Rajwada Palace

#1 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 3 km from Indore Junction, Rajwada Palace is a magnificent palace situated in the heart of Indore city of Madhya Pradesh. Located on Mahatma Gandhi Road, it is one of the prominent places of heritage in Madhya Pradesh , and among the must-include places in Indore tour packages . Also known as the Holkar Palace, Rajawada Palace is one of the oldest structures and among the famous places to visit in Indore . The palace was constructed in 1747 AD by Malhar Rao Holkar, the founder of the Holkar Dynasty. Rajwada has two major parts - a temple and a grand palace. The palace is a seven-storied structure located near the Chhatris and serves as an excellent example of royal grandeur and architectural skills. The palace was once the center of all the trading activities in the city. The .....

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Lalbaag Palace

#2 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 4 km from Indore Junction, Lal Bagh Palace is a historical royal building located in the city of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Located in the Nai Duniya locality, it is one of the important heritage sites in Madhya Pradesh, and among the top Indore tourist places . Situated on the banks of the Saraswati River, the Lal Bagh Palace is one of the most iconic buildings of the Holkar era. This three-story structure was built by Maharaja Shivaji Rao Holkar between 1886 and was completed 35 years later, by his successor Tukoji Rao Holkar in 1921. The prime reason behind the construction of this building was to facilitate comfortable meetings between the key personalities of the kingdom, and for hosting royal receptions. It was the residence of the ruling Holkar dynasty till 197. Sprawling over 28 acres, the majestic Lal Bagh Palace allows the visitor to glimpse the lavish lifestyle of the Holkar .....

Kanch Mandir

#3 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 3 km from Indore Junction, Kanch Mandir is a spectacular Jain temple located in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Situated in Hukumchand Marg, it is one of the prominent religious places to visit in Indore . Kanch Mandir, literally Glass Temple is built in 1903 by Sir Seth Hukumchand Jain, a prominent trader and one of India's industrial pioneers. He built a mansion at Itwaria Bazar called Sheesh Mahal and adjacent to it the Kanch Mandir, both elegantly built using a white stone. Externally, the temple is built as a medieval mansion complete with a canopied balcony and a shikhara. Seth Hukumchand hired craftsmen from Jaipur and some even from Iran to work on the temple. Also known as the Seth Hukamchand Temple, this Jain Temple exhibits exquisite artwork on glass panels depicting the various aspects of Jainism. The temple is entirely made of glass including the walls, ceiling, floor, pillars, .....

Central Museum

#4 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 3.5 km from Indore Junction, Central Museum is an archaeological museum located in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Situated near the General Post Office, it is one of the prominent museums in Madhya Pradesh, and among the top places to visit as part of the Indore Tour. Also known as Indore Museum, the Central Museum was established in the year 1929 to reserve the antiquities found in the region of the former Holkar State. The museum exhibits artefacts ranging from prehistoric to the modern era. The armors of the Holkars, their arms, and ammunitions have been kept here at the Museum in Indore. It is a treat for the people who are genuinely fascinated by the history of India and the rich civilization that flourished here in the pre-historic age. There are two galleries in the Museum. Gallery I display artifacts from the prehistoric period ranging from 5,000 to 4,000 BC. There are exhibits from western Malwa as well, which include stone tools, quartz sickles, ornaments, .....

Annapurna Temple

#5 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 6 km from Indore Junction, Annapurna Temple is a Hindu temple located in Kranti Kriplani Nagar locality of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the famous pilgrimage sites to visit in Indore. Annapurna Temple is dedicated to the goddess Annapurna, the deity of food, and is one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in Indore. The temple was constructed in the 9th century and was rebuilt in 1959 by Mahamandaleshwar Swami Prabanandagirimharaj. The main gate of the temple was constructed in 1975. With a blend of Indo-Aryan and Dravidian architectural styles, the temple is regarded as the architectural heritage of the city due to its intricate carvings & detailed paintings. Spread over 2 acres, the temple bears a striking resemblance with the Meenakshi Temple of Madurai. With a height of more than 100 feet, the entrance of the temple is adorned with four-life size statues of elephants that stand as an epitome of architectural brilliance. The outside walls of the temple .....

Khajrana Ganesh Mandir

#6 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 5 km from Indore Junction, Khajrana Ganesh temple is a revered Hindu shrine located in the Khajrana locality of Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the famous temples in Indore, and among the must-visit places during your Indore Trip. Khajrana Ganesh Temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesh. This temple was built in 1735 by the Maratha queen Ahilyabai Holkar, who retrieved the idol of god Ganesha from a well where it had been hidden, to keep it safe from the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. This is one of the most visited temples in the city because of its history and religious beliefs attached to it. According to several religious beliefs, it is said that whoever comes here and wishes for something, the wish gets fulfilled within a short period. The temple has since grown from being housed in a small hut to a big temple with large inner and outer sanctums. The main idol of Lord Ganesh is composed of bricks, jaggery, limestone, mud, soil, and water. The gate, the outer .....

Gomatagiri Digambar Jain Temple

#7 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 13 km from Indore Junction, Gomatagiri Digambar Jain Temple is a sacred shrine located on a small hillock called Gomatagiri in the Nainod village near Indore. Situated near Indore Airport, it is one of the popular Jain temples in Indore, and among the must-visit places as part of Indore holiday packages . The small hillock of Gomatgiri is one of the most popular religious attractions for the followers of Jainism. The place was donated to the Jain Samaj by the government of Madhya Pradesh in 1981. The hillock is well-known for its 21 feet statue of Gomateshwar. The statue is said to be the exact replica of the Bahubali statue of Shravanbegola, Karnataka. The hillock is also adorned with 24 marble shrines dedicated to 24 'Tirthankara' of Jainism. Also, there is a guest house, a Dharamshala, and a restaurant in the vicinity to make your visit a comfortable one. Besides, there is a viewpoint on one side of the .....

Patalpani Waterfalls

#8 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 35 km from Indore Junction, Patalpani is a scenic waterfall located in the Mhow Tehsil of Indore district of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the beautiful waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh , and among the most visited tourist places in Indore . Formed by the Choral River, the Pataipani Waterfall is cascading down from a height of about 91 meters (300 ft). The depth of the pond that forms at the bottom of the waterfall is unknown and legend has it that it goes as deep as patal. Therefore, the falls are called Patal-Pani, where Patal means the underworld and Pani means water in Hindi. Surrounded by dense forest covers, majestic hills, and lush green landscapes, it is one of the popular picnics spots near Indore, and an ideal photography spot too. The waterflow is magnanimous during the monsoons and the area is prone to flash floods. .....

Kamla Nehru Prani Sangrahalaya / Indore Zoo

#9 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 2.5 km from Indore Junction, Kamla Nehru Prani Sangrahalaya is a zoological garden situated near Central Museum in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Popularly known as Indore Zoo, it is one of the largest and oldest zoological gardens in Madhya Pradesh, and among the must-visit Indore tourist places . Kamla Nehru Prani Sangrahlaya is one of the recognized zoos under the Central Zoo Authority and is maintained by the Municipal Corporation, Indore. Indore zoo was established in 1974 at Navlakha area in only 17 acres of land, and in 1999 adjoining 32 acres land of Quadibag was acquired by the zoo. The present area of Indore zoo is 51.975 acres. Indore zoo is the only zoo to deploy online booking, animal-health app, and touchless entry system that is tightly integrated with e-Nagarpalika, making it the most advanced zoo in India. The zoo has different varieties of animals and birds which have .....

Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary

#10 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 12 km from Indore Junction, Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected reserve situated at Ralamandal in the outskirts of Indore city. It is one of the oldest wildlife sanctuaries in Madhya Pradesh , and among the most visited tourist places as part of Indore tour packages. Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most popular places of wildlife in India. Earlier, it was the hunting ground for the royal family members of Holkars as it had a huge population of tigers, leopards, and deers. It was established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1989 for the conservation of plants and animals. The holy River Narmada graces the sanctuary with its presence. It has an ancient palace built by Holkars which was primarily used as a hunting lodge also known as shikargah. Spread over 5 sq. km, the sanctuary is home to different species of birds and other wildlife like Leopards, Black Bucks, Chitals, Blue bulls, Hyena, Barking .....

Chappan Dukan

#11 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 3 km from Indore Junction, Chappan Dukan is a food street located in the bustling city of Indore. It is one of the best places to visit in Indore for food lovers. The famous food street Chappan Dukan is a heaven for people who love to eat or love to have a snack or two and spend their evenings with friends or family. Chappan Dukan is like a food treasure trunk with assorted dishes including North Indian, South Indian dishes. From thelas of pani puris to a bowl of Noodles you get every bit of taste along the lane of Chappan. One can have a chance to taste so many food delicacies, not just from various parts of India, but also some dishes from the cuisines around the Globe, like Chinese and Italian, at Chappan. Starting with the world-famous Johnny Hot Dogs which are basically burgers with mutton or eggs or just aloo tikkies in it. The simplicity of this dish adds more to the mystery of its taste. The prices are very reasonable and the method of cooking and .....

Regional Park

#12 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 6 km from Indore Junction, Regional Park is a public park located in Pipliyapala area of Indore city of Madhya Pradesh. Formally known as Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park, it is one of the major tourist places to visit in Indore for those who want to spend some time peacefully amidst the green surroundings. Also known as Pipliyapala Park or Indore Regional Park, it has been developed by the Indore Development Authority. This scenic park covers over 42 acres of lush green land around 80 acres of a dazzling lake. There is also a canal, which covers the whole park, and the bridges over it with mist fountains, make it seem like out of a storybook. One can see a large variety of flowers and plants inside the park. The Pipliyapala Regional Park is an absolute treat for adults and children alike as it has various things that visitors can indulge in here like Boating, Musical Fountain, Jumping Jet Fountain, Artists' Village, Indian Gardens/Necklace Gardens, French .....

Bada Ganpati Temple

#13 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 3 km from Indore Junction, Bada Ganpati Temple is a Hindu temple situated at the western end of the MG Road, Indore Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the many Ganesh temples in Indore, and among the most sacred Indore places to visit . Bada Ganpati Temple is dedicated to elephant-headed god Lord Ganesha. The temple got its name due to the huge size of the idol of Ganpati. There is a couple of legends behind the construction of the temple, as per one legend in 1875 Shri Dadhich, a resident of the nearby city of Ujjain had a vision of the Lord Ganesha in his dream. Then he decided to build a gigantic idol of Lord Ganesha to get Lord's blessing. As per another legend, the temple was built in 1775 by Maratha queen Ahilyabai Holkar. Standing tall at 25 ft, the idol of Lord Ganesha in Bada Ganesh Temple is one of the largest Ganesh idols in the world. The most interesting fact about the .....

Tincha Waterfall

#14 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 30 km from Indore Junction, Tincha Waterfalls is a seasonal waterfall situated at Tincha village near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the scenic waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh, and among ideal weekend getaways from Indore . Tincha Fall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls near Indore. The water drops from a height of about 300 feet and is a season waterfall. From a distance, the waterfall appears like streams of milk rushing down the mountainside. The falls also have a small pond near the foot of the falls. You might not be able to go in the plunge pool because of government restrictions, but you can still get pleasure from trekking and photography at this place. This is a popular scenic destination for locals as well as outsiders who need relief from their stressful city life. If you want to catch the most stunning views of the place, visit during monsoon season when the waterfall comes alive with gushing .....

Gidiya Khoh Waterfall

#15 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 40 km from Indore Junction, Gidiya Khoh waterfall is a beautiful waterfall located at Shiwni village near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the tallest waterfalls near Indore . Cascading down from a height of 600 ft, the Gidiya Kho waterfall is a monsoon-fed waterfall. The whole region is picture flawless as it is encompassed by a lavish green valley. From the top of the hill, the 600 feet smoky fluent flow of water is just recalling the memory of Bhedaghat of Jabalpur. Surrounded by lush greenery and forests, the waterfall and the area around it are considered as one of the most beautiful places for a picnic near Indore that attracts many people. To reach the waterfalls, one needs to go to Double Chowki from there the waterfall is 9 km away. There is a steep trek to the waterfall and the whole trek is full of beautiful flora and fauna and the path is lush green. To reach the main path that starts .....

Jogi Bhadak Waterfall

#16 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 32 km from Maheshwar Bus Stand, and 64 km from Indore Junction, Jogi Bhadak Waterfall is a mesmerizing waterfall situated at Dhal near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Located on the Indore-Mumbai Highway, it is one of the picturesque waterfalls near Indore , and among the must-visit places as part of the Maheshwar Trip . Jogi Bhadak Waterfall is falling from a height of about 400 feet and is a sight to behold. The base of the falls has many streams that together form a large pool amidst the beautiful green valley. This place is perfect for hangout with friends and family where one can enjoy the amazing views of waterfalls and can relax for hours in the river water. Besides, the waterfalls also provide various trekking and hiking opportunities for adventure enthusiasts. One can easily take road transport to reach the starting point of the trek, which will .....

Indore White Church

#17 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 3 km from Indore Junction, White Church is an Anglican church situated on Pipliyahana Road in Indore. It is one of the oldest churches in Central India, and among the must-visit places in Indore. Indore White Church was built by Governor-General of India, Sir Robert M C Hamilton in the year 1858. It was established by the Protestants community of Indore for the Christians residing in India and that Army personnel who visited the country during those days. It was originally named St. Ann's Church which later became White Church, probably due to its white color that adorns this building since that era. The church represents the European style of architecture and was designed by Engineer Ross McMahon. The entire structure is made of milk-white stone and marble. Every year on 9th August which happens to be the foundation day of this venerated church, a grand ceremony is organized. The devout hailing from this community carry a procession on this day and for the .....

Mahatma Gandhi Hall

#18 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 1 km from Indore Junction, Gandhi Hall is a historical building located in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Situated in the heart of the city, it is one of the best places to visit in Indore as part of Indore sightseeing packages . Built-in the year 1904, Gandhi Hall, commonly known as the Town Hall, is one of the most historical buildings and greatest landmarks of the Indore. This town hall was designed & constructed by architect Mr. Charles Frederick Stevens from Mumbai at a cost of Rs. 2,50,000 and was inaugurated by Prince of Wales, George V in 1905. The Gandhi Hall was originally known as King Edward Hall, but H. H. Yeshwant Rao Holkar II (reign: 1926 - 1948) renamed it in 1948, after the death of Mahatma Gandhi. The Gandhi Hall has a unique Indo-Gothic architecture which makes it different from other historical monuments in Indore. The hall has domes and minarets which are made from white and red sandstone. The .....

Chhatri Bagh

#19 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 4 km from Indore Junction, Chhatri Bagh is a place featuring groups of memorial canopies in Indore. Situated on the banks of the Saraswati River, it is one of the must-visit places in Indore for history lovers. One of the major attractions of the city, Chhatri Bagh houses chhatris or cenotaphs that are memorial canopies built in the memory of the Holkar rulers. Erected on the banks of the Saraswati River, the chhatris are magnificent works of art that represent Maratha architecture. Featured with excellent Maratha-style domes and pyramidal spires, these chhatris are made of several different types of stone and feature elaborately carved exteriors and columns. The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board announced that it would include the chhatris on a walking tour of the historic sites of Indore in 2018. The cenotaph of Malhar Rao Holkar I (1693-1766), the founder of the Holkar Dynasty is the largest and has been decorated with frescoes. In the second compound lies .....

Bijasan Mata Mandir

#20 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 9 km from Indore Junction, Bijasan Mata Mandir is a small Hindu temple located in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Situated near Indore Airport, it is one of the beautiful places to visit in Indore. Bijasan Mata Temple is dedicated to Bijasen Mata, who is said to be a form of Goddess Durga. Perched upon the Tekri Hill, the temple was built in the Maratha style by Maharaja Shivajirao Holkar of Indore in the year 1760. Bijasan Mata Temple houses nine forms of Goddess here. Bijasan Mata is considered the mother of good fortune and son. This is the reason that after marriage people come here for Darshan and worship the goddess. The place is naturally beautiful, and the visitors can get a magnificent view of the sunset from the hilltop and enjoy the breathtaking view of Indore city during the night. Also, there is a guesthouse of Holkars located on top of the hill, which is now converted into the Arms Museum of Border Security Force. Besides, the surrounding area of Bijasen .....

Bamniya Kund Waterfall

#21 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 40 km from Indore, Bamniya Kund is a picturesque waterfall located at Melendi near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the beautiful waterfalls in MP, and among the best waterfalls near Indore. Bamniya Kund is a captivating waterfall falling from a height of 300 feet. The water here spouts down making a beautiful pool of clear blue water surrounded by brown rocks and verdant green bushes. The waterfall settled in the profundity of thick woodlands and is an ideal place for nature lovers. The water here is cool and the nature around is sound quiet. Besides, Bamniya Kund waterfall makes for a perfect site for several activities like trekking, rappelling, flying fox, camping, and great photography. Visitors will have to take road transport from Indore to reach the Badgonda Village. From here, one needs to walk about 4 km to the Nakheri Dam, which is the starting point of the trek. Walk for about 7 to 8 km to finally reach the waterfalls amid all the wilderness. .....

#22 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 9 km from Bamniya Kund, and 41 km from Indore Junction, Choral Dam is an earthen dam situated at Mhow near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the ideal places to visit near Indore for a picnic. Choral Dam was built across the Choral river, a tributary of the holy Narmada River. This dam water is mainly used for irrigation as well as drinking purposes. A large number of lush green trees and small hills surround the place making it even more attractive. Sunrises and sunsets are quite beautiful at the dam when different hues of the sky make for an amazing backdrop for the lush green trees. Choral Dam is the perfect place to spend some time relaxing and unwinding. The clear blue water, lush green trees, and the endless cloudy sky provide a great backdrop to have a picnic. You can sit by this enchanting water body with your feet dangling in the cool water and enjoy a scrumptious meal in the lap of .....

#23 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 50 km from Indore, Janapav also known as Janapav Kuti is a mountain located near Janapav Kuti village in the Mhow Tehsil of Indore district, Madhya Pradesh. Situated in Mumbai-Agra National Highway, it is one of the popular places for trekking in Madhya Pradesh, and among the scenic places to visit near Indore . Situated at an altitude of 881 m, Janapav is the highest peak in the entire Vindhayanchal range. As per the legend, it is the birthplace of Lord Parshurama, the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu, and is considered sacred by the Brahmin community. At the top of the hill, there is an ashram of Jamadagni, the father of Parashurama who used to live here with Renuka, the mother of Parshurama. It is said that the variety of medicinal herbs and plants found here were actually first grown by her. As per some reports, even today, many Ayurvedic doctors from across the country arrive at the hill in search of herbs. As .....

Mohadi Waterfall

#24 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 4 km from Tincha Waterfall, and 28 km from Indore, Mohadi Falls is a picturesque waterfall located at Berchha near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the beautiful waterfalls near Indore, and among the scenic places to visit as part of Indore sightseeing packages. Located on the Indore-Khandwa road, Mohadi Falls offers a breathtaking sight of water falling from a height of about 250 feet amid a verdant valley. Untouched by commercialization, this spectacular waterfall near Indore is a treat to your senses and is a sight to behold. The lush green valley surrounding this mighty waterfall adds grace to the sight and makes it an amazing place for nature and landscape photography. One can easily visit the falls on a one or even a half-day trip from Indore. The location of this divine waterfall also makes for an exemplary trekking route for adventure junkies. Though the trek looks fun, it is advisable to take necessary precautions. You must not hike through grassy .....

Hatyari Khoh Waterfall

#25 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 30 km from Indore, Mohadi Falls is a stunning waterfall located at Telyakhedi village near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the best waterfalls near Indore, and among the scenic places to visit near Indore . Hatyari Khoh Waterfall is something that you should not miss out on your Indore trip. Dropping from a great height of about 600 feet, the waterfall is famed for the serenity and tranquility that is spread all around them. Due to the water falling from such a great height, a mystical fog-like effect is generated which makes the waterfall look even more magical. The amazing pool that is formed at the bottom of the waterfall is perfect to take a plunge into. Hatyari Khoh translates to Killer Gorge in English. There are several myths behind the unique name of this waterfall. One legend says that a monarch held people captive here during a war and buried them alive in this valley while the other .....

Sheetla Mata Waterfall

#26 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 55 km from Indore Junction, Sheetla Mata or Sitlamata Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall located at Rampuriya Bujrg village near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the scenic places to visit near Indore . Sitlamata Waterfall is cascading down from a height of about 500 feet and is one of the most famous waterfalls near Indore. It is visited by a large number of tourists as well as devotees due to the presence of Sheetla Mata Temple. Various folk tales revolve around the existence of the fall. This place also has 3 beautiful caves, and it is also believed that Holkar state Pindaris hid there. The popularity of the waterfall is owed to the mesmerizing aura that it creates, combined with plentiful greenery around it. The waterfall is in its full glory in the monsoon season. The water depth here is about 3 to 6 feet, and is safe for bathing, and swimming. One has to trek around 1-2 km to reach the .....

#27 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 40 km from Mandu, 65 km from Omkareshwar, 90 km from Indore, 115 km from Khandwa, 143 km from Ujjain, 279 km from Bhopal, 300 km from Vadodara, 350 km from Nashik, 377 km from Surat, 394 km from Ahmedabad, 441 km from Udaipur, 465 km from Nagpur, 530 km from Mumbai, 539 km from Pune, and 558 km from Jabalpur, Maheshwar is a temple town located in Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh. Situated on the banks of river Narmada, it is one of the popular places to visit in India and among the must-include places in Madhya Pradesh tour packages . Maheshwar is largely referred to as the temple town of Madhya Pradesh. The town is famous as the place ruled by the legendary Maratha Malwa queen Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar. Akbar built a fort here after he came into power in the year 1601. Maharani Ahilya Bai took over as the queen of the Holkar Dynasty in the 18th century and she ..... Distance (From Indore): 90 Kms Trip Duration (From Indore - Including Travel): Full Day .....

Omkareshwar

#28 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 69 km from Khandwa, 76 km from Indore, 102 km from Mandu, 137 km from Ujjain, 256 km from Bhopal, 313 km from Pipariya, 390 km from Chhindwara, 399 km from Vadodara, 416 km from Narsinghpur, 446 km Ahmedabad, and 508 km from Jabalpur, Omkareshwar is a famous pilgrimage center located on the island of Mandhata in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the top places of pilgrimage in India , and among the must include places in Madhya Pradesh tour packages . Omkareshwar is one of the top places to visit near Indore as it is home to one of the 12 revered Jyotirlinga shrines of Shiva. The holy town of Omkareshwar is situated on an island called Mandhata or Shivapuri in the Narmada River. The shape of the island is said to be like the Hindu symbol 'OM', due to the merging of two valleys and ..... Distance (From Indore): 76 Kms Trip Duration (From Indore - Including Travel): Full Day .....

#29 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 56 km from Indore, 197 km from Bhopal, 265 km from Kota, 266 km from Chittorgarh, 336 km from Udaipur, 341 km from Vadodara, 389 km from Ahmedabad, 455 km from Tikamgarh, 485 km from Surat, 516 km from Jaipur, Ujjain is an ancient city situated in the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the holiest places to visit in India , and among the must include places in Madhya Pradesh tour packages . Situated on the banks of the Kshipra River, Ujjain is one of the divine lands in Madhya Pradesh which fascinates its tourists with its religious significance. The ancient city is known as the temple city for its numerous temples from different eras including one of the 12 Jyotirlingas the Mahakaleshwar Temple, among the must-include places in Ujjain tour packages . It is one of the four sacred sites in India, where the ..... Distance (From Indore): 56 Kms Trip Duration (From Indore - Including Travel): Full Day .....

#30 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 45 km from Sanchi, 193 km from Indore, 194 km from Pachmarhi, 195 km from Ujjain, 320 km from Jhansi, 324 km from Jabalpur, 354 km from Nagpur, 370 km from Khajuraho, 407 km from Gwalior, 506 km from Udaipur, 582 km from Ahmedabad, 599 km from Jaipur, and 607 km from Lucknow, Bhopal is the capital city of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh and the administrative headquarters of Bhopal district. It is one of the top places to visit in Madhya Pradesh , and among the must include places in India tour packages . The city of Bhopal is often called the 'City of Lakes' as it features a pair of artificial lakes - Upper Lake and Lower Lake, among the must include places in Bhopal tour packages . One of the greenest cities in India, the city can be divided into two parts, the old city towards the north comprising of rustic mosques, ..... Distance (From Indore): 191 Kms Trip Duration (From Indore - Including Travel): Full Day .....

#31 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 35 km from Dhar, 40 km from Maheshwar, 98 km from Indore, 102 km from Omkareshwar, 150 km from Ujjain, 157 km from Khandwa, 241 km from Jalgoan, 286 km from Bhopal, 296 Vadodara, 335 km from Bharuch, 358 km from Saputara, 361 km from Nashik, and 392 km from Surat, Mandu is an ancient fort city located in the present-day Mandav area of the Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh. Also called Mandavgad, it is one of the popular places of heritage in India and among the must-include places in Madhya Pradesh tour packages . Located in the Malwa and Nimar region of western Madhya Pradesh, Mandu or Mandavgad is the epitome of architectural excellence. The city sits over a plateau and is surrounded by walls of stones and dotted with 12 gateways. Declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the beauty of Mandu is visible in its palaces, monuments, and widespread lawns, among the ..... Distance (From Indore): 98 Kms Trip Duration (From Indore - Including Travel): Full Day .....

#32 of 32 Places to Visit in Indore

At a distance of 90 km from Jalgaon, 100 km from Khandwa, 124 km from Omkareshwar, 172 km from Maheshwar, 183 km from Indore, 216 km from Mandu, 247 km from Ujjain, 272 km from Hoshangabad, 331 km from Bhopal, 387 km from Pachmarhi, 491 km from Narsinghpur, 567 km from Ahmedabad, 606 km from Jabalpur, Burhanpur is a historical town located in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the popular places to visit in India , and among the major places to visit as part of Madhya Pradesh tour packages . Situated on the north bank of the Tapti River, Burhanpur is a fabulous destination that tourists love visiting, especially historians and art lovers due to its rich past and significant history. This city is named after Sheikh Burhan-ud-din, who was a popular medieval Sufi Saint. The most interesting fact about Burhanpur is that Mumtaz Begum, the beloved wife of Shah Jahan died here ..... Distance (From Indore): 183 Kms Trip Duration (From Indore - Including Travel): Full Day .....

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