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Himakshi Panwar

Delhi, New Delhi

Senior Features Writer at Outlook Traveller Magazine

Articles

  • 1 week ago | outlookindia.com | Himakshi Panwar

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  • 1 week ago | outlooktraveller.com | Himakshi Panwar

    My welcome in Abu Dhabi was all about the lingering aroma of oud fragrances as soon as I entered my hotel lobby. However, what truly charmed me was a small porcelain cup of gahwa—Emirati coffee and a soft, sweet date, freshly sourced from a nearby souq. A ritual steeped in time-honoured tradition, this warm gesture of hospitality was paired with a cool, refreshing towel for a soothing dab in the desert heat.

  • 2 weeks ago | outlookindia.com | Himakshi Panwar

    The lesser-known Mechuka valley in Arunachal Pradesh will impress you with its idiosyncratic charm. With a population of less than 10,000, this picturesque town, also known as Menchuka, is blessed with healing properties. On my trip, I spotted the Siyom River, also known as Yargyap Chu in the local dialect, when my car drove through the rugged terrain. The misty water had a therapeutic effect. As I looked at the water meander through the landscape, a soothing vibe settled in my body.

  • 2 weeks ago | outlooktraveller.com | Himakshi Panwar

    The lesser-known Mechuka valley in Arunachal Pradesh will impress you with its idiosyncratic charm. With a population of less than 10,000, this picturesque town, also known as Menchuka, is blessed with healing properties. On my trip, I spotted the Siyom River, also known as Yargyap Chu in the local dialect, when my car drove through the rugged terrain. The misty water had a therapeutic effect. As I looked at the water meander through the landscape, a soothing vibe settled in my body.

  • 1 month ago | outlookindia.com | Himakshi Panwar

    With summer in full swing, Indian travellers are eager to embark on new adventures. As the world shrugs off the chill of winter and bursts into vibrant hues, summer unfolds as a siren song for wanderlust. With balmy breezes whispering through sun-drenched landscapes and extended daylight painting extra hours onto each day, the season becomes an irresistible invitation to explore.