"WE ARE THE EXPERTS—{tour} tours to Bhutan since 2001"
Rainbow Photo Tours of
"Even though the roads are rough, and a little hair-raising at times, the drivers are obviously well experienced professionals, safe, courteous and capable. " —TripAdvisor Reviews of Rainbow Photo Tours
Well…quite
to the dismay from all the other participants
that carried Canon gear, I carried my new Nikon
D70s, The good natured ribbing I received from
“THE CANON USERS” will hopefully
be put to rest after they view some of my favorite
photos. Every bit as good as Canon in my opinion….but
then again…..I am just a dedicated amateur
photographer, not a seasoned professional….Along
with the Nikon D70s I brought a Nikkor EF-S
18-70mm ED lens, and a Nikkor EF-S 80-400
ED zoom. This lens has an anti vibration device
which was amazing as it allowed me to shoot
in low light and at great distance with no
shake. I also brought along a Manfrotto quick
set up tripod that has a hydraulic release
for each of the legs with a ball head squeeze
head for easy maneuvering. An indispensable
piece of equipment turned out to be the Epson
P 4000 80 gig storage device. I took over 6000
RAW digital shots and this device store all
with room to spare. I also brought along a
small Canon Powershot for the portability and
as a backup but it did not alleviate the comments.
The Tripplite power source also proved to be
indespensible in recharging batteries and storage
devices while on the road. I shot all RAW photographs
and processed them with Photoshop CS2. After
returning home, I purchased an HP Photosmart
8750 printer that can print up to a 13”x19”
crystal clear photograph.
The Land of the Thunder Dragon is without a doubt
one of the last untouched treasures on Earth.
After researching many different tours to Bhutan
, I decided to go with Rainbow Photo Tours,
and have absolutely no regrets in doing so.
This tour stood out from all of the rest as
it was tailored to soak up the culture and
the people of Bhutan . We literally immersed
ourselves in the Bhutanese way of life which
has been unchanged for centuries. The guides
and drivers were incredibly knowledgeable and
took care of our every need. Karma Namgay,
the group leader was the inspiration and guiding
force in this tour. His passion, dedication
and untiring ability to make us all feel at
home really made this one of my most memorable
adventures. Our experiences compared to other
tour groups were evident. We quite literally
had carte blanche with Karma and visited many
people and places that other tour groups could
not. A private audience with the Lama preparing
for the Ura Festival, while other tour groups
waited outside in the rain was only one example
of the many ‘special’ treatments
we received.
If you value a rewarding, truly cultural experience
in this day and age, then I recommend this
tour above all others.
Well…quite to the dismay from all the other participants that carried Canon gear, I carried my new Nikon D70s, The good natured ribbing I received from “THE CANON USERS” will hopefully be put to rest after they view some of my favorite photos. Every bit as good as Canon in my opinion….but then again…..I am just a dedicated amateur photographer, not a seasoned professional….Along with the Nikon D70s I brought a Nikkor EF-S 18-70mm ED lens, and a Nikkor EF-S 80-400 ED zoom. This lens has an anti vibration device which was amazing as it allowed me to shoot in low light and at great distance with no shake. I also brought along a Manfrotto quick set up tripod that has a hydraulic release for each of the legs with a ball head squeeze head for easy maneuvering. An indispensable piece of equipment turned out to be the Epson P 4000 80 gig storage device. I took over 6000 RAW digital shots and this device store all with room to spare. I also brought along a small Canon Powershot for the portability and as a backup but it did not alleviate the comments. The Tripplite power source also proved to be indespensible in recharging batteries and storage devices while on the road. I shot all RAW photographs and processed them with Photoshop CS2. After returning home, I purchased an HP Photosmart 8750 printer that can print up to a 13”x19” crystal clear photograph.
The Land of the Thunder Dragon is without a doubt one of the last untouched treasures on Earth. After researching many different tours to Bhutan , I decided to go with Rainbow Photo Tours, and have absolutely no regrets in doing so. This tour stood out from all of the rest as it was tailored to soak up the culture and the people of Bhutan . We literally immersed ourselves in the Bhutanese way of life which has been unchanged for centuries. The guides and drivers were incredibly knowledgeable and took care of our every need. Karma Namgay, the group leader was the inspiration and guiding force in this tour. His passion, dedication and untiring ability to make us all feel at home really made this one of my most memorable adventures. Our experiences compared to other tour groups were evident. We quite literally had carte blanche with Karma and visited many people and places that other tour groups could not. A private audience with the Lama preparing for the Ura Festival, while other tour groups waited outside in the rain was only one example of the many ‘special’ treatments we received.
If you value a rewarding, truly cultural experience in this day and age, then I recommend this tour above all others.