National Geographic Traveller India - February 2019
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This month, NGTI celebrates love—and the lifetime affair we have with travel. Our stories include a writer's hunt for Frida Kahlo in Mexico City, another's perennial love for the Himalayas, and how, for another writer, travel has managed to keep a long-distance relationship alive. Also in the issue is a feature on road tripping through California's Highway 1, and one on Copenhagen's diverse food scene.
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Copenhagen's Coolest Cribs
When it comes to hotels, the design-focused Danish capital has it all, from glamorous five-stars to futuristic pod hotels and eco-conscious urban hangouts in the heart of the action
THE BIG BINGE - GOOD OLD GOAN SPIRIT
Tavernas were once a pillar of Goan social life. Today, a new generation of Goans stand against the tide of their dwindling numbers, giving them hip makeovers while highlighting the sense of character that made them special in the first place
Indigenous INSIGHTS
Bribri leader, Bernanda Morales, explains how, in her village of Yorkin, just upriver from the Caribbean coast, she’s brought back the Bribri language from the brink of extinction, creating a sustainable tourism destination in the process
HANDLING THE heat
Talkative San José chef José González closed a much-loved restaurant to run an urban farm where he hosts tours for food enthusiasts, shining a light on the country’s rich produce and underserved culinary traditions
THE SPOTLI GHT
ALL ROADS LEAD TO INDIA
In Conversation with Amitav Ghosh - Rage against the Anthropocene
Can spirituality work where science and evolution have failed? What share of climate change does our rising need for travel account for? One of India's foremost writers answers
THE BIG BINGE - GOOD OLD GOAN SPIRIT
Tavernas were once a pillar of Goan social life. Today, a new generation of Goans stand against the tide of their dwindling numbers, giving them hip makeovers while highlighting the sense of character that made them special in the first place
AGATHA'S AFRICA
MYSTERY WRITER AND INVETERATE ITINERANT AGATHA CHRISTIE'S GRAND TOUR COMPLETES 100 YEARS THIS YEAR. FOLLOW HER FOOTSTEPS ACROSS SOUTH AFRICA, FROM URBAN ESCAPES AND SEASIDE EXCURSIONS IN CAPE TOWN TO LUXURIOUS TRAIN JOURNEYS THROUGH THE SHIFTING LANDSCAPE
DON'T SLEEP ON WARSAW
A cultural transformation is underway in the Polish capital and a string of new hotels are leading the charge, from design-minded urban pads to revamped grande dames
SONG OF BIRDS AND BES
FROM THE WAVES BEATING AGAINST ISOLATED COVES TO THE BIRDS SERENADING FORESTS AND FARMS, TUNE INTO THE ORIGINAL RHYTHMS OF THE WHITE ISLE. HERE, A CAST OF CHEFS AND ADVENTURE PIONEERS ARE CHAMPIONING IBIZA'S TRADITIONAL CHARMS-ALL VYING TO TURN TRAVELLERS' ATTENTION BACK TO NATURE