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She follows stories the way others follow maps. Anwesha, a lawyer-turned-journalist from Kolkata, believes travel isn’t about ticking destinations off a map, but uncovering the human pulse of a place. A fierce advocate for human rights, climate issues, and biodiversity conservation, her journeys are shaped as much by conversations with communities as by the landscapes around them. Off the road, she usually drifts between immersing herself in the slow rhythms of art films or appealing classics of literary greats.
Ticket to Hornbill 2026 will bring Nagaland’s music and cultural traditions to Delhi in October, ahead of the Hornbill Festival in December, with an INR 25 lakh national band competition adding a new draw
Each monsoon, Kerala’s backwaters turn electric with snake boats—the oarsmen chanting in rhythm, and a tradition that amalgamates culture and raw endurance. From Parashurama’s legend to today’s roaring regattas, Vallam Kali carries Kerala’s soul
A 20 per cent jump in a single year, seven species nesting in one landscape, and vultures logging 132 km a day. We spoke to Madhya Pradesh Tourism on the state’s conservation triumph
Vaccination cards, a favourite chew toy, and a hotel that won't blink at a Labrador on the bed—everything to sort before your four-legged co-traveller hits the road this year
From Hagia Sophia’s famous Gli to a cat who upstaged an F1 driver, İstanbul’s street cats have quietly become the city’s most photogenic diplomats. Türkiye Tourism Promotion and Development Agency tells us why
Dawa Yangzum Sherpa left her Rolwaling Valley home at 13 to chase a dream her classmates laughed at. More than two decades later, she's become the first Nepali woman to summit all 14 of the world's 8,000-metre peaks
At Belvedere House, the National Library has opened India's first immersive language museum—nine galleries where visitors smell, touch and listen their way through how words shaped a civilisation
Thirteen Indian teenagers climbed Mount Kilimanjaro via the Machame Route, tackling altitude, freezing temperatures and a seven-hour summit push while learning why Africa’s highest peak demands patience over athletic ability
Curator and archivist Neville Tuli’s new Delhi exhibition traces four centuries of Indian history through rare art, prints, and photographs—and argues the freedom struggle was fought as much in imagery as on the streets
Custom pet menus, welcome kits, landscaped trails and hassle-free transfers — here's why this Aravalli resort near Gurugram is fast becoming a favourite for travelling with pets
As Indian travellers dive into scuba in record numbers, coral reefs are bleaching at a record rate too. PADI speaks to Outlook Traveller on buoyancy, ethics, and why the ocean needs divers to become its protectors, not just its tourists