Outlook Traveller
Outlook Traveller is the leading travel magazine and website in India, known for its extensive readership. Our well-known guidebooks are thorough and easy for readers to navigate.
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3 days ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Piyali Sen
India is home to some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the world, and among its hidden treasures are the stunning river canyons that carve through the country’s rugged terrain. From arid deserts to lush tropical valleys, these river canyons provide a glimpse into the incredible power of nature. Here’s a look at Gandikota, one of India's most breathtaking river canyons that will leave you in awe.
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3 weeks ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Madhumita Sharma
In the golden light of a typical sunset in Mumbai, the seafront alongside Marine Drive seems like a postcard from a different era and a testament to the city's relationship with modernity. The rounded balconies, streamlined structures and pastel facades which line this promenade are not just iconic buildings but perhaps living monuments reflecting the cosmopolitan vision of a city that is constantly is reinventing itself.
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1 month 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.
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1 month ago |
outlooktraveller.com
Uttar Pradesh's Forest and Wildlife Department is launching the “Buffer Mein Safar” scheme this monsoon season in a bid to promote sustainable tourism.
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1 month 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.
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