Outlook Traveller

4 days ago | outlooktraveller.com | Bayar Jain

At home, any mention of Jim Corbett National Park invariably winds its way to the same story: when I was an infant, still learning how to string syllables together—let alone words—a roaring tiger chased our open-air jeep, possibly looking for a fresh kill. While my father was worried for our safety, my mother—equally scared, I’m sure—urged him to click a picture of the muscular wild cat in motion, hoping to cement the visual on celluloid.

4 days ago | outlooktraveller.com | Bayar Jain

Outdoor Luxury Travel with OneLatitude | In the years following the pandemic, travel has slowly been reinventing itself—not just in where we go, but in why we go. A quiet transformation has been unfolding across dusty roads, forgotten trails, and in the comfort of slow-paced itineraries. Somewhere in that shift, Simran and Bharat Seth found themselves asking a different question: beyond destinations, what kind of experiences are people were really searching for?

1 week ago | outlooktraveller.com | Piyali Sen

Sitting on my sea-facing balcony with a cup of fragrant herbal tea reaffirms my long-held belief that there is no better place to watch the sun dip below the horizon than the east coast, specifically Puri. The people further down the beach, the boats on the sea, and the birds flying overhead take on a poetic quality as silhouettes against the evening light. The sky is scattered with large storm clouds that have gathered overhead.

2 weeks ago | outlooktraveller.com | Amal Chandra

Nepal has always held a special allure for travellers seeking a blend of spiritual serenity and scenic beauty. For me, that allure came alive a few years back when I first visited the country with my four friends from Pondicherry University—Aadi, Navaneeth, Venki, and Sumanth. Our journey began at Bhairahawa, where we primarily visited Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha. From there, our journey unfolded into the heart of Nepal's diverse landscapes and profound spirituality.

2 weeks ago | outlooktraveller.com | Himakshi Panwar

Religious Tourism With Temple Connect| Spirituality has emerged as more than just a personal pursuit in recent years. It has become a compelling reason for travel. For many Indians and international visitors, spiritual getaways now rival beach holidays and mountain retreats. The rush to reconnect with faith has brought temple towns into the limelight, turning them into bustling hubs of religious tourism and economic opportunity.