Outlook Traveller - April 2021

In this issue

This issue, we look at India with new eyes, taking on old destinations and revealing their new, hitherto-unknown facets. There's Agra beyond the Taj, the unique story of the white tigers of Rewa, an eco-village near Srinagar, and Goa's best standalone restaurants. Enjoy!

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HERE, THERE, NOW & SOON

3 mins

On Food and Travel

I HAVE NEVER CONSIDERED myself a foodie. Over the years of travel across Europe, I have gotten by with whatever I have come across, which being a vegetarian has at times been only bread and cheese. Food was not a priority and I spent the least amount of time searching for the specialities that a place had to offer. Now I wonder though if I was missing something in my travels.

2 mins

REDISCOVERING India

Amid lands already known, hide certain gems that are worth revisiting. Here is Team OT drawing the road map for you

5 mins

DODGING THE Taj

On his first visit to Agra, PRANNAY PATHAK returned from the gates of India’s most-recognised monument. As he found out, there was more fun stuff to do outside

10+ mins

THE White KNIGHTS OF Rewa

Tigers are luminous beings, and white tigers are the brightest of them all. PUSHPRAJ SINGH —the current Maharaja of Rewa—recounts an extraordinary legacy

3 mins

NURTURING THE ROOTS

ASHISH KOTHARI and SHRISHTEE BAJPAI check into Sagg Eco Village near Srinagar and come away smitten

4 mins

Goa's TOP 10 MUST-TRY STANDALONE RESTAURANTS

It is a truth universally acknowledged that Goa is a foodie paradise. RUPALI DEAN came back sated—and with this list

6 mins

WORLD MEETS INDIA GURUGRAM

When local meets global, the dining experience promises to be like no other marking Michelin star chef Atul Kochhar’s much awaited comeback to the land of culinary magic is this modern Indian, uber-chic restaurant—SAGA: Cuisines of India. with a hard-to-miss glistening façade and one of the tallest bar displays—as high as 40 feet—the restaurant is all about stories. Right from its interiors to the seating arrangement as well as the uniforms, each element has a tale to tell.

1 min

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HOTELS, HOSTELS AND NOTHING LIKE HOME

3 mins

Ellora 1960

India is full of myriad secrets—in its mazelike streets, historical structures, colourful culinary space, its people and their stories. Its rich history is shaped by numerous rulers, their dynasties and fortified structures, ancient memorabilia and a conscious attempt to preserve it all.

1 min

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