Outlook Traveller - November 2020

In this issue

The pandemic has completely changed the realities of travel. The road to recovery is surely a long one. This month we've got industry leaders spilling the beans on how the world of travel will change post the containment of the virus. Read on to know more about what the experts have to say and to join team OT in their tryst with the Awadhi legacy, the gardens of Delhi, and ever-popular Goa.

RAISING THE BAR: PURI'S GOLDEN BEACH IS BLUE FLAG CERTIFIED

A stretch of fine golden sand, choppy waters and a dose of mystical charm, Puri’s Golden Beach offers the thrill of nature as well as spiritual salvation

1 min

Yoga Page - Gomukhasana, Acroyoga And Spirituality

Yoga is not just about physical well being. Spiritual evolution has always been the primary focus.

4 mins

The Scandinavian Outlier

Scandinavian countries search for simplicity

2 mins

OLD WORLD, NEW CHARM

Hidden treasures, cultural richness, and numerous tribes, Chhattisgarh will leave you yearning for more

6 mins

How Can We Reboot Tourism In India?

What’s the big idea that can kickstart tourism in a postpandemic world? We spoke to the best of the best and they shared some transformative thoughts with us

10+ mins

Song OF THE Hills

Away from the confines of life on the grid, looking benignly from above, Sattal has an enchanting tale to tell.

6 mins

Awadhi SOJOURN

Going past the names, dates and battles, SIMRRAN GILL finds herself lost in the regal shades of Lucknow

6 mins

LOST SPRING, Autumn Sonata

A nip in the air, familiar scents and a walk through Delhi’s green lung was the much needed escape.

6 mins

TURN OF THE TIDE

Going beyond the beaches, booze, and bikini, ROSHNI SUBRAMANIAN finds the Goa that remains elusive

3 mins

Tropical treasure

Is this the ultimate island holiday? Amit Dixit checks into soneva Fushi, the original ‘barefoot luxury’ resort

5 mins

Chasing the lost horizon

THE ‘OTHER’ SHANGRI-LA by SHIVAJI DAS KONARK

2 mins

The Food of Sichuan by FUCHSIA DUNLOP BLOOMSBURY

IN 1825, THE CELEBRATED French gastronome Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin wrote in his Physiology of Taste: “Tell me what you eat and I will tell you what you are.”

2 mins

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