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The latest issue of Discover India provides you just what you need to stretch your legs after months of self-isolation: 25 offbeat road trip itineraries around the country. It also serves up conscious travel ideas for the responsible traveller: explore the weaving traditions of Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh; go on a visual journey of Asia’s first green village, Khonoma in Nagaland; discover the Great Living Chola Temples of Tamil Nadu; and gain lessons in community outreach and millennial royal hospitality in Baripada, Odisha. Rishikesh is deciphered for your post-pandemic wellness retreat, as is Gangtok. If you wish to continue physical distancing on the pristine Andaman and Nicobar Islands, this issue breaks down the ideal day stop in Port Blair.
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The Charm of Royalty
Located on the bank of River Gomti, Clarks Avadh lets you experience the world of nawabs and enjoy royal hospitality in the heart of Lucknow.
THE GREAT Indian ADVENTURE
INDIA OFFERS A RANGE OF THRILLS: TRY A BUNGEE JUMP FROM A CLIFF IN UTTARAKHAND, SKYDIVE IN HARYANA, OR SCUBA DIVE IN THE CERULEAN WATERS OF THE ANDAMANS. LEARN ABOUT THE COUNTRY’S MANY WILD AND ELECTRIFYING OFFERINGS FROM 20 DAREDEVILS WHO ARE CHARTING THE COURSE OF ADVENTURE TOURISM IN INDIA.
THE LOST Valley
Relatively less explored with a landscape that enthrals, the Dzukou Valley in Nagaland is a paradise that can make even the most discerning trekker an ardent fan.
TRAVELS WITH A PRINCESS
SIMON CLAYS heads out on a caravan of friends, family, and reunion to explore the western fringes of the Thar. On a trip that takes in Jaisalmer and Jodhpur, he discovers that there is far more to the desert than the baked dunes and the heat haze of his imagination.
the AMERICAN CONNECTION
Malachy Nugent, Vice President, Financial Services, US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, reveals the joy of discovering Indian street food and offbeat local experiences in a tête-à-tête with SUSH CLAYS
“I have grown a lot as a human through my interactions with all things Indian.”
Sweden-born author Zac O’Yeah believes he is a South Indian reborn in the Arctic Circle due to bad karma. Perhaps that is why he couldn’t shake off the country after his first trip around 30 years ago. So, he stayed and penned a trilogy of detective novels titled Mr Majestic!, where the protagonist traverses the underbelly of Bengaluru, solving crimes and fighting thugs. An interview with the novelist reveals his real-life adventures are no less interesting.
Gardens of Delight
A post-lockdown road trip to Chikmagalur in Karnataka is awash with sights of rolling coffee plantations, cascading falls, and important lessons in history.
Cabins of Joy
Touted as one of the last bastions of colonial Calcutta, cabin hotels have been feeding the residents of Kolkata—the City of Joy—for over 150 years.
Wherever You Are
Here are some gadgets that will keep you busy at home as well as come handy on your next vacation.
Rishikesh
In the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand, where River Ganga tumbles down the Shivalik Hills into the northern plains, lies the holy city of Rishikesh.