Pahadi photography walk

You meet your group and guide at Triveni Ghat an hour before sunset. The Ganga aarti begins at dusk — fire, flowers, bells on water — and you shoot alongside a local photographer who knows where to stand, what to wait for, and how to read the changing light. Dinner together, gear review, early night.

Meet 5 pm at Triveni Ghat, Rishikesh. Ganga aarti shoot.

A 90-minute drive to Devprayag, where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers meet to form the Ganga. The sangam has one of the most photographed sight lines in Uttarakhand — two rivers, different colours, merging. Your guide takes you to the less-visited angles: the ancient Raghunath temple steps, the rooftops, the downstream view at the turn. Afternoon is village portraits.

Full day at Devprayag. Meals included.

A morning among the lanes — faces, doors, hands, animals, textures. Your guide introduces you to residents who are used to photographers and easy to be around. The afternoon is editing time and reflection. As night falls, you move to a clearing above town: milky way overhead, mountains in silhouette, your cameras pointed up.

Night shoot setup provided. Return to Rishikesh next morning.