It's group project time again, and this go round, we are creating a new website for a local non-profit who runs study abroad classes in India (among MANY other things). One of the things they've requested for the site is a "virtual tour" of a typical trip. My idea on how to accomplish this is to mark out the trip on a map, then make it interactive, so that when you mouse over and/or click different spots, you get information (and a ton of pictures) about that particular part of the journey.
Problem is, I'm not sure exactly how to accomplish such a thing, or where to start.
Details: The web server we're running on is Linux-based, running Apache (unsure what version), and the non-profit desperately needs a content management system as they are too tech-deficient to update code themselves and too poor to pay for it. My group is leaning towards using Drupal or WordPress as both are readily available for install from our hosting company.
My programming experience is heavy on data driven application development, with just enough HTML and CSS to get by and for all practical purposes, I've got no graphics experience at all. And I'm the only one in my team with any technical experience whatsoever, so this is all on me. So, my fellow forumers, what should I use to make this sort of thing? Any advice, hints, suggestions, declarations are welcome.
Thanks guys! Y'all are the best!