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1 week ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Himakshi Panwar
Delhi-based Pooja Seth, was returning home after a brief vacation in Thailand when her gold jewellery was confiscated at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport in January 2025. Seth was stopped by Customs officials who seized her gold jewellery weighing 190 g (four gold bangles weighing 78 g, a gold bangle weighing 45 g, and a gold chain with a gold pendant weighing 67 g). They claimed it exceeded the permissible limit and had not been declared.
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1 week ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Himakshi Panwar
Jungle Travels India | In the late 1980s, few could imagine India's remote Northeast as a thriving tourist destination. The region's mystique remained largely untouched—until a young couple from Assam decided to dream differently.
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2 weeks ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Anindita Ghosh
It was almost dinnertime when we returned to the Al Badayer Retreat, our lovely resort on the fringes of the Al Badayer desert in Sharjah after a day of hectic touring. It was our third day in the Emirate, and we had spent it immersed in the stark beauty of the ochre dunes at Mleiha in Sharjah's archaeologically rich Central region.
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2 weeks ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Himakshi Panwar
Agora Eco Tourism | Tourism is not a booming business in Chhattisgarh, with about 44 per cent of its geographical area under the forest cover. The sensitivity of the specific regions and the perceived safety concerns often make tourists doubt their travel plans. However, for Bhagyesh Dubey of Agora Eco Tourism, the challenge is not to bring tourists but to win the trust of locals, who are primary stakeholders in the tourist experience.
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3 weeks ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Arunachal Pradesh |Himakshi Panwar
"Beyond Myths And Mountains" is how Arunachal Pradesh has summarised its new travel policy for the next five years—a shift from its perception as a mountain state to a mixed bag of everything. “From adventure tourism to farm stay experiences, there is so much more to explore in our state. We wish to emerge as a world-class tourism destination where visitors see more than the scenic landscapes," Tourism Minister Pasang Dorjee Sona told Outlook Traveller.
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