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In 1947, Thor Heyerdahl set sail on a handmade balsa raft to prove ancient South Americans could have reached Polynesia by sea. The 4,300-mile Kon-Tiki voyage reshaped ideas about early human migration
Hyderabad-based Cheriyal artist Vinay Kumar stands at the crossroads of history and innovation, reviving a 600-year-old nakashi legacy while infusing each Khadi canvas with his own narrative flair
Freya Stark defied expectations in the early 20th century by travelling solo across the Middle East. Here’s the story of a pioneering explorer and writer
Making his debut directorial venture with “Babli by Night,” a story about the life of a transgender forest guard in Uttarakhand, filmmaker Neel Soni speaks to Outlook Traveller about the shooting process and the lessons he learnt along the way
Whether they inspire us with the travel bug, walk miles just to bring us our favourite sweets and snacks, or proudly show off our abilities to every stranger who will listen, our fathers and father figures demonstrate a love like none other
On World Ocean Day 2025, meet travel couple Vaidehi and Gaurav, who have quit their high-paying jobs to live on a vessel permanently and explore the world
As India sails into a future of greater maritime ambition and strategic outreach, this expedition to Seychelles by the all-women tri-serves will remain etched as a powerful reminder of women empowerment
Jay Anand’s story is one of resilience and a refusal to compromise on who he is. The Loop Lapeta hitmaker talks about his experiences living in the country as a trans man and creating the music that he wants to make
The travel experiences of individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community are imbued with a rich array of colours, whether they embark on adventures with their chosen family or their beloved partners
A towering figure in India’s wildlife conservation movement since the mid-1970s, Thapar was known for his decades-long work in protecting tigers. Outlook Traveller looks at his legacy after he died on May 31
The centuries-old tradition of Pahari miniature painting is getting a shot in the arm in the 21st century thanks to the work of Yashodhara Raje Bundela, an artist and academic from Himachal Pradesh
Outlook Traveller pays homage to anti-poaching campaigner and wildlife conservationist Radheshyam Pemani Bishnoi, who died in a road accident on May 23, 2025
At A’Origins, chef Ahmedaki Laloo blends four years of hospitality training with Meghalaya’s heritage, crafting zero-waste, story-rich dishes from foraged mushrooms, Lakadong turmeric, and smoked meats, uniting tradition with modern fine dining
Having been passionate about storytelling and cultural preservation since childhood, Ritik Gupta has since translated his interests into a responsible business that connects travellers with the local people and culture of Agra
Meet Prasenjit Sharma, the man behind Six Degree Adventure and Kamakhya Walks, who creates travel experiences that honour the land and connect people across cultures
At the Mardari village in Bandhavgarh, although the Baiga tribals have forsaken tattoos in favour of modernisation, they continue to uphold traditions of science and sustainability
A forgotten border village turns into a living museum at the Museum of Memories, relaying war-torn narratives and celebrating Kargil’s cultural resilience
Meet Simran and Bharat Seth, founders of OneLatitude, who are reshaping travel with immersive, slow, and soulful experiences
Numbering about 72,000 today, the Kattunayakan are spread over the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve—the trijunction of the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, the Bandipur and Nagerhole tiger reserves of Karnataka, and the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala
The preservation of Mangar Bani, one of the last remaining forests near Delhi, is primarily due to the efforts of the local community, environmental advocates, and Sunil Harsana who has dedicated nearly a decade to conserving this unique ecosystem
In 2024, Juhi Pikale embarked on a life-changing journey, travelling to 24 countries and 45 cities. Along the incredible journey, she created many memories—some of which she recounts in a conversation with Outlook Traveller
At the 10th IRTA 2025, Elena Orland, Director at Tourism Office of Spain (Turespaña), discusses how the country is aligning tourism growth with environmental care—opening up richer experiences for responsible travellers
If you're on the go or simply want to diversify your book collection, check out these thought-provoking travel books written by women that offer readers a rich and unique perspective on the world
On the occasion of World Book Day 2025, discover some quality travel books, from personal reflections to historical journeys and wildlife wonders. Featuring the top selections from 2024-25, these reads will inspire your next adventure
Music composer Shantanu Moitra shares tales from his 2,700 km journey along the mighty Ganga
From curious onlookers to playful dolphins, a journey along the Ganga from Kanpur to Varanasi unfolds layers of history and charm
Rivers have long been the lifeblood of civilisations, carrying not just people and goods but also stories, cultures, and culinary traditions
Inir Pinheiro, the founder of Grassroutes, talks to Outlook Traveller about developing sustainable livelihoods in villages, the rise of responsible tourism in India, and how communities benefit from the tours he provides
From donning chic ensembles on island vacations around the world to visiting temples in graceful suits, actor Ananya Panday always has her travel looks spot on!
Ashwajeet Garg, the chief executive officer and director of Kheoni Wellness, talks to Outlook Traveller about how a skincare brand is transforming communities through sustainable practices and forest preservation
Kashmir's Fayaz Ahmad Dar is redefining tourism as a force for healing, sustainability, and cultural renewal
On Ambedkar Jayanti 2025, read about Shahu Patole's landmark work on Dalit food history, "Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada," which blends memoir and memory with recipes