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No matter your driving mood, Bollywood music has a playlist to match every vibe. From nostalgic classics to peppy rock beats and romantic ballads, these five playlists ensure that your long drive is not just a journey but an experience to cherish
March 2025 brings a spectacle with planetary conjunctions, asteroid appearances, and opposition events lighting up the night sky. From the Moon’s close encounters to Makemake’s opposition, witness breathtaking astronomical phenomena
Neha Arora, founder and CEO of Planet Abled, talks to Outlook Traveller about why she started her own inclusive travel company, the achievements she has notched up, what keeps her going, and more
From a 13-month struggle with anxiety and a complicated relationship with the ocean to becoming the first Indian woman to freedive 40 m underwater, meet Smruti Mirani, an IIT Bombay graduate turned freedive coach
Ishaan Khatter was recently spotted in the serene valley of Kashmir and fans have come to know of how big a traveller the actor is. Outlook Traveller takes a closer look at this travel-loving side
Travel insurance is an essential investment that provides financial protection against unexpected travel mishaps. You can select a policy that best suits your trip by assessing your travel needs
If you love walking and exploring cities, join 'City Girls Who Walk Delhi' and connect with like-minded women while enjoying the simple pleasure of walking
Architecture student James Cook has beautifully captured iconic architectural landmarks, employing nothing but a manual typewriter, bringing a unique and creative perspective to these structures
Long-haul flights can be exhausting, but the right gadgets can make all the difference. From noise-cancelling headphones to universal travel adapters, here are five must-have travel essentials that will enhance your comfort while flying
Rawat was awarded the Royal Geographical Society's gold medal in 1868 for his contributions to mapping Tibet and the Himalayas. He was one of the first Indians to receive the award.
Firozabad has approximately 400 registered glass industries, sustaining its reputation as a hub for glass manufacturing in India. But the centuries-long tradition is quickly shattering, with many craftsperson straying away from the art
Trains have captivated artists throughout history, serving as a source of inspiration. Rabindra Rai honours the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, through his art
No matter where you’re travelling or with whom, the perfect Instagram caption can make your vacation posts even more memorable
Deep in Ladakh's Aryan Valley, the Brokpa tribe remains an enigma with their Indo-European features, ancient customs and unique traditions. As modernity seeps in, they grapple with cultural preservation, tourism influences and more
There's a certain charm in travelling by train, but they may not always be the most comfortable journeys—especially in India when trains are clogged by people and run-down by unexpected delays. These tips for a comfortable train journey might help
A keen hunter from his early teens, Arjan "Billy" Singh became a conservationist after a road to Damascus moment as an adult. Read his remarkable story here.
Frederick Walter Champion is known as the "Father of Camera Trap Photography" and is credited for pioneering techniques that are now integral to modern conservation efforts.
As questions around travelling amid climate breakdown and the rise of overtourism continue to gain steam, here is how Bhutan's sustainable and responsible tourism policy helps to keep its natural and cultural heritage intact
The disorientation that comes with jet lag is one of the banes of flight travel. Here are some tips and tricks on how you can avoid its worst effects before, during and after a plane ride—no matter how long your travel may be.
Drawing inspiration from Mughal art, Tarkashi or the art of inlaying metal on wood is a 500-year-old craft that has grown in prominence in Rajasthan.
Travel from the pristine Himalayas to intricately sculpted temples of South India at this exhibit curated by the Tuli Research Centre for India Studies at The Indian Habitat Centre in New Delhi.
In a world where extroverts flood the public spaces and steal the spotlight, quiet folks tend to get lost in the shadows. Bookmark this handy guide of conversation starters for introverts on a solo trip and make friends on-the-go.
Author Siddharth Kapila reflects on his spiritual journey; the essence of atheism, superstition, literary lineages; and much more. His debut book blends personal experiences with thoughtful insights on belief, identity, and the future of faith.
Ecologist and botanical illustrator Ravi Jambhekar talks about leaves, butterflies and why people should care about biodiversity
The founder and director of Aquaterra Adventures talks about starting an adventure travel business in the 1990s and how to practice responsible tourism today
Dahanu resident and environmental activist tells you why this coastal town in the Palghar district of Maharashtra must be on your Mumbai itinerary
Banjara Kasuti was founded in order to preserve the cultural art from of the Lambani community and to throw them an economic lifeline amid financial uncertainty
For Manoj Arora, travelling is a way of being. His journeys helped him carve his niche in heritage photography. His work involves capturing stone textures and delicate carvings
By planning, choosing the right vehicle, understanding rental policies, and being mindful of hidden fees, you can ensure a smooth and cost-effective car rental experience
Raghav Juyal's multifaceted interests in travel, cinema, and cuisine paint a picture of an individual who is as eager to explore the world as he is to entertain it
Suchanda Banerjee, a henna and alpana artist from Kolkata, travelled around Paris in 2023, showcasing the evergreen Indian sari. Her Instagram images from the six-day trip went viral
When the founder of Himalayan Ecotourism noticed how competition between local stakeholders led to destructive overtourism, he decided to form a cooperative that worked collectively for the Tirthan Valley community of Himachal Pradesh