National Geographic Traveller India - January - February 2022

In this issue

NGTI’s New Year's edition bundles together off beat and classic experiences for India in 2022. This year we are looking at places with a renewed perspective, in some cases celebrating what was always present, in others, discovering a new vibe that never existed before. Be it stargazing at the country's first astro village in Uttarakhand, rock climbing at the annual Suru Outdoor Festival in Ladakh or circling seedy toddy bars in Mangalore.
We've also chalked out family-friendly destinations and predicted global travel trends for the year ahead. Our latest issue goes back to the true essence of travel and is a reminder of why we love what we do.

Explore The Marvellous Macau

The sometimes elegant, often elusive city on China’s Pearl River Estuary has long been a gateway between east and west, land and sea, past and present. Today, Macau is best known for its glittery casinos, card sharps and high rollers— but the hustle and bustle of the streets tells a different story

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TOUR DE FORT

Rajasthan’s latest grand heritage hotel’s claim to fame should be its stunning readaptation of six centuries of Chauhan and Rajput history and local arts, crafts, and cuisine—and not a Bollywood wedding

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Best Beds In The Maldives

Framed by palms and with sparkling turquoise sea, nowhere does beachside bliss like the Maldives and with a string of new openings, the hotel scene at this nation of islands in the Indian Ocean has never looked better

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ON THE ROCKS

BOULDERS DON’T JUST HOLD RAW NATURAL GRANDEUR IN SURU VALLEY, BUT POSE FORMIDABLE CHALLENGES THAT EAGER CLIMBERS LOVE TO TAKE ON

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MY WAY IS THE HIGHWAY

THIRTEEN DAYS ON A MOTORCYCLE FROM MUMBAI TO KUTCH UNRAVELS A SHIFTING LANDSCAPE, FROM THE DUSTY RURAL OUTBACK TO LUMINESCENT WHITE SANDS

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A Feni For Your Thoughts

Chuckles, trivia and heritage mingle at india’s first alcohol-themed museum, which toasts the grandeur of tipple

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EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED

AT INDIA’S FIRST ASTRO-VILLAGE IN BENITAL, CHAMOLI, NESTLED IN THE MIGHTY SHIWALIKS, RARE METEORS AND STAR SIGHTINGS WILL BE ALL THE EXCITEMENT YOU NEED

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BACK TO THE FUTURE

NEARLY FOUR CENTURIES OLD, CHANDNI CHOWK, ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR MARKETS IN THE CAPITAL CITY UNDERGOES A REVAMP

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TIDES TURNING

DIG A LITTLE DEEPER AND YOU’LL FIND THE INDIAN OCEAN’S PIN-UP PARADISE ARCHIPELAGO IS FAR MORE THAN LAZY, DIAMOND-DUST BEACHES AND TECHNICOLOUR REEFS. A NEW GENERATION OF DYNAMIC SEYCHELLOIS ARE CHANGING THE RECORD, CREATING ADVENTURE TOURS, EMBRACING CRAFTS, REVIVING CREOLE CULTURE AND TAKING CONSERVATION TO THE NEXT LEVEL

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THE FINAL FRONTIER

THE SEVERE, SERRATED NORTH SLOPE OF ALASKA LIES 250 MILES INSIDE THE ARCTIC CIRCLE, FAR BEYOND THE TREELINE AND UNDER 1,400 MILES FROM THE NORTH POLE. RESILIENT IÑUPIAT COMMUNITIES AREN’T THE ONLY REASON TO VENTURE TO THIS ICY COASTLINE—THE ‘ROOFTOP OF AMERICA’ IS THE BEST PLACE ON EARTH TO SEE POLAR BEARS IN THE WILD

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National Geographic Traveller India Magazine Description:

National Geographic Traveller India is the Indian edition of National Geographic Traveler (USA) the travel magazine of the National Geographic Society. At National Geographic Traveller India we bring together travel and culture, travel and experience, travel and story-telling. Our intention is to inspire more travel to more places, in our vast country and across the world, for the whole family. National Geographic Traveller India tries to bring variety to the experience of travel, inspiring all kinds of journeys from sedentary to super-active ones. Additionally, we are committed to spreading awareness about sustainable travel, and to ensuring that travel destinations endure for future generations.