India, Sept. 1 -- For Singapore-based photographer and asset manager Kevin Ho, travel has long been a means to chase the night sky. A lifelong fascination with astronomy has taken him from the comforts of home to some of the world's darkest, most remote landscapes, including Bhutan's Ura Valley. Here, he speaks to Travel+Leisure India & South Asia about patience, light pollution, and the search for that elusive moment of awe beneath the stars.

Excerpts From The Interview With Kevin Ho T+L India: How did photography begin for you? Kevin Ho: It started with my father handing me an old Zenit film camera when I was 11. At university, I shot weddings to support myself. My love for astronomy runs just as deep and just as far back. When I was s...