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India Today travel Plus Magazine - March 2014

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In this issue

Highlights of India Today Travel Plus magazine dated March 2014. The March issue of Travel Plus has the savvy Sonam Kapoor gracing the cover. This time will take you through the latest travel trends of the year so far. Starting with a top ten list of trends, we take you through a journey to places such as Chattisgarh, Goa and Rajasthan. Also we take you to the Samode Safari Lodge in Madhya Pradesh where luxury meets sensibility in a way rarely seen in India. Also, a special dedication to the gourmet travels through the majestic Taiwan.

India Today travel Plus Magazine Description:

Publisher: India-Today-Group

Category: Travel

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

If the world is an oyster, India is her most celebrated pearl. Since April 2002, TRAVEL PLUS has presented an in-depth view of select Indian states going beyond touristy clich's. Presenting straight-from-the-heart travel pieces by the state's most respected names and essential information for the upmarket traveller, the publications were enhanced by a panoramic visual feast.

Kerala was presented in a two-series theme woven around the elements of Water and Fire; the less known north-eastern states of Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh as the exotic east. The less known but no less fascinating regions of Chhattisgarh and Sikkim too were explored through indepth articles and specially commissioned photographs. Then, there was Maharashtra Unlimited focused overview of a multi-dimensional state.