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PHOTO TOUR to Laos/Cambodia with David English (10 days)

Departure February Join international photographer David English on an Indochina adventure of picture taking and discovery in Laos and Cambodia. Learn to shoot temples, colonial buildings and World Heritage Sites. Create your own professional photo album from your world travels filled with breathtaking and stunning pictures and lifelong memories. If you’ve been bitten by the […]

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David English, CPP

“I started taking pictures when I was nine with a Kodak box camera. I enjoy shooting everything, but my favorites are photos of people, living their lives and telling their stories. For several months each year I travel with and am the photographer for an Indian Humanitarian, Mata Amritanandaymayi best known as Amma. I have […]

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Silk Route to Bukhara (25 days)

A cultural tour of China, Kyrgyzstan & Uzbekistan (Departure September 6, 2012) The Silk Road was probably the most important development in human history, which brought close trading and subsequently cultural contacts between the east and the west. Silk Road to Bukhara traces the Silk Road from the place where it started in Xian and […]

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Photo Tour India: A Fusion of Color, Music & Soul with Paul Saltzman ( 17 days)

Departure: September 15 – October 1, 2023 Celebrate 50 years since the Beatles were in India with Beatle’s friend & photographer, Paul Saltzman! No one describes this cultural tour of India better than Paul. “Long ago, I realized that if I could only visit one country during the rest of my life it would be—India. […]

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Photo Journey India: A Fusion of Color, Music & Soul ( 17 days)

Departure September 15 – October 1, 2023 Celebrate India with Beatle’s friend & photographer, Paul Saltzman! No one describes this cultural tour of India better than Paul: “Long ago, I realized that if I could only visit one country during the rest of my life it would be—India. It is many, many cultures—an amazing fusion […]

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Treasures of the Mississippi & the Gulf Coast (13 days)

We travel the USA (Departure November 18 – 30, 2012) To most travelers today, the Mississippi River and the Gulf Coast is undiscovered territory. Now you are invited to join us on a cruise to explore both waterways—the gracious plantations, historic cities, and Civil War battlefields along the Mississippi; and the historic and cultural sites […]

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Treasures of the Mississippi & the Gulf Coast (13 days)

We travel the USA (Departure November 18 – 30, 2012) To most travelers today, the Mississippi River and the Gulf Coast is undiscovered territory. Now you are invited to join us on a cruise to explore both waterways—the gracious plantations, historic cities, and Civil War battlefields along the Mississippi; and the historic and cultural sites […]

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Naga New Year Myanmar (5 days)

(Held annually, January 15) Popularly known as the Land of Festivals because of the countless festivals that take place year round, Myanmar is still a country for discovering remote tribes. Each January the Naga ethnic tribe’s New Year Festival takes place in the far northern region of Myanmar. This festival brings all Naga tribes of […]

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Discover the Reindeer People (15 days)

(Departures mid-June to mid-September Can Include Naadam) Mongolia is home to numerous ethnic groups including the Tsaatans or the Reindeer People, who inhabit the remotest but amazing beautiful mountain taigas. The Tsaatan love their nomadic lifestyle of “breeding reindeer and sleeping in huts”. This tour offers an outstanding introduction to this diverse, ancient and extraordinarily […]

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Walking the Camino (8 days)

We do more than Asia (May – September ) Walking the Camino or the Way of St. James has existed for over a thousand years. This trip was one of the most important Christian pilgrimages during medieval times and a pilgrimage route on which absolution for sins was earned. Legend says that St. James’s remains […]

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