Editor’s Picks

Airline Hacks: Navigating Flight Cancellations Like A Pro

Stay informed, plan, and keep a positive attitude—these are the keys to handling flight cancellations like a true pro

Kartikeya Shankar

Gaurav Bhatnagar: Sharing Tales of Rural India

Gaurav Bhatnagar, director of The Folk Tales, a rural travel company, shares stories and educates travellers in the process with his tours

OT Staff

Lens On Conservation: Jayaprakash Bojan's Wildlife Rescue Efforts

National Geographic award-winning photographer Jayaprakash Bojan shares how raising awareness through his images and campaigns fuels his creativity

Samai Singh

Artist Namrata Kumar On Making The World Her Canvas

In an exclusive conversation with OT, Kumar talks about the influence of her journeys on her artistic expression while also illuminating the unique places that hold a deep significance for her

Shreya Cheema

Responsible Development Key To Our Survival: Hotelier Jaisal Singh

The founder of Sujan, Jaisal Singh, talks about how conservation and sustainability are the tenets of hospitality at his camps

Samai Singh

This 500-Year-Old House In Raithal Is A Unique Homestay

The design of this 500-year-old house in Raithal, Uttarakhand, is inspired by Koti Banal architecture, which is considered quake-resistant. The home-turned-homestay has weathered several earthquakes

Himakshi Panwar

Cooking Is A Philosophy, Not A Recipe: Marco Pierre White

Marco Pierre White, the first British chef to be awarded three Michelin stars, shares his personal favourites

Samai Singh

This Husband-Wife Duo Helps Travellers Connect With Rivers

Anvesh Singh Thapa and Ing-Marie Putka, of Expeditions India run a small, sustainable outfit that helps travellers fall in love with our rivers

OT Staff

How To Have A Slow And Immersive Weekend Holiday

Slow travel has grown in popularity in recent years, owing primarily to Gen-Z travellers' desire for deeper, more relaxed experiences that correspond with their interests

OT Staff

Air India's Maharaja: Memories Of A Beloved Mascot

Clad in a red sherwani and distinctive turban, a plastic model of the iconic Maharaja is an indelible part of the author's childhood memories

Rameshinder Singh Sandhu

Natasha Celmi's 'My Mediterranean Table' Is A Culinary Sojourn

In an exclusive conversation with Outlook Traveller, "My Mediterranean Table" author Natasha Celmi tells us how her travels inspired her to experiment with delicacies from the 'Sunshine' countries

Himakshi Panwar

Paras Loomba: Creating Real Impact Through Tourism

Paras Loomba, the founder of Global Himalayan Expeditions is creating real change in remote communities

OT Staff

A Time Of Renewal And Routine

Antaraa Chatterjee

6 Chilling Scandi Noir Reads

Sparsely populated, snowy old towns and a murder mystery waiting to be solved are all elements that make for a Scandinavian thrill. With the bleak backdrop ...

Antaraa Chatterjee

Mumbai Medley

Mumbai's monsoon, despite its notoriety, imbues the city with romance. Acclaimed photographer and director Sunhil Sippy, through his provocative captures, reminds us how the rains are the only...

Sunhil Sippy

Onam Diaries: Shashi Tharoor On The 'Keralite Maha-Belly'

We spoke to politician and author Shashi Tharoor to know more about his favourite memories of Onam, and how he celebrates it

Kartikeya Shankar

Yugabrata Kar: Showcasing Odisha’s Native Traditions And Heritage

Yugabrata Kar, one of the pioneers of responsible tourism in Odisha, promotes the state's diverse heritage through heritage tours, local cuisine, and tribal experiences

Radhika P. Nair

These Neighbourhood Walks In Kolkata Bridge Cultures

The walks by Kolkata-based Know Your Neighbour explore sites and monuments to understand their context and have attracted the attention of people like Amartya Sen and Shankha Ghosh

Piyali Sen

Learn Historical Photo Processes At Santiniketan's Studio Goppo

Complement a trip to Santiniketan in West Bengal with a visit to this studio for a deeper understanding of alternative photography.

Uttara Gangopadhyay

In Conversation With Celebrity Chef Aanal Kotak

Popular Gujarati Chef Aanal Kotak spoke to OT about her culinary flair and how travel inspires her cooking

Antaraa Chatterjee

Journey To Japan: Must-Know Tips for Solo Women Travellers

By embracing these pointers, you'll be well-equipped to embark on a solo journey through Japan, filled with cultural experiences and memories

Kartikeya Shankar

The Magic Ingredient Is 'Dil Se!'

Chef Tikka Manpreet Singh upholds home-style food and preserves the old recipes from undivided Punjab that he inherited from his grandparents

Waquar Habib

In Conversation With American Photographer Karen Knorr

London-based and German-born American photographer Karen Knorr tells us about her work "India Song," her trips to India, and why she loves Rajasthan

OT Staff

Restaurateur Aditi Dugar Reveals Her Secret Recipe For Success

Explore Aditi Dugar's groundbreaking journey, from Masque's triumph as India's Best Restaurant to her transformative ventures, redefining the essence of Indian gastronomy

Shreya Cheema

What I Brought Back From My Travels: Janice Pariat

The Sahitya Akademi-winner and globetrotter tells us all about her souvenir collection

Prannay Pathak

Not Without Our Furry Friends: 6 Airlines That Accept Pets

Travelling has become an integral part of our lives, and for many of us, our furry companions are equally cherished members of the family

Waquar Habib

World Photography Day: 5 Iconic Photos That Changed History

On World Photography Day, we look at some legendary photographs that captivated the world's attention and influenced history in ways we can still feel today

OT Staff

World Photography Day: From Our Archives

Get ready to be enchanted by a collection showcasing the mesmerising photos that have adorned the pages of Outlook Traveller magazine over the recent months

Kartikeya Shankar

In Conversation With Filmmaker And Photographer Sunhil Sippy

The photographer sheds light on what fascinates him about Mumbai and the story behind some of his favourite photographs

Antaraa Chatterjee

7 Types Of Travel Buddies You Must Have Come Across At Least Once

From the know-it-all to the language master, here's our list of different kinds of traveller personalities you must have taken a trip with at least once, and if not, you must

Shreya Cheema

How Muzammil Hussain's Initiative Shows The Lesser-Known Ladakh

Roots Ladakh, a ten-year-old socially oriented travel initiative, takes travellers through Ladakh's lesser-known regions of Kargil and Zanskar

Shreya Cheema

5 Ways In Which Travel Can Rejuvenate You

More than just a change of scenery, travel has the remarkable ability to breathe new life into weary souls

Kartikeya Shankar