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Northeast India for Photographers
Mist at Loktak, snow at Sela, root bridges at dawn and the Hornbill arena’s colour war.
The region’s shot list writes itself: dawn mist over Loktak’s phumdis, prayer flags in Sela snow, the root bridges under jungle canopy, Ziro’s terraces at golden hour, and December’s Kisama arena where sixteen tribes’ regalia share one frame.
Etiquette: some rituals and elders are not for the lens; ask, always.
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Hornbill Festival photography, how to shoot Kisama well (and politely)
A practical Hornbill Festival photo guide: light through the day, the best frames at the arena and morungs, which lens to carry, drone rules and the etiquette that gets…
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Tawang beyond the monastery, hidden places, cafés and where locals eat
Tawang beyond the monastery: the war memorial at dawn, PT Tso's quiet side, Urgelling gompa, PTSO lake walks, Tawang's cafés and bakeries, and where locals actually eat.
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