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Publisher:Media India Group
Category:Travel
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: INDIA & YOU (English) is a bymonthly magazine that aims at promoting Indian Business, Tourism, Arts, Music, Cinema, and Culture. Ours are the only publications dedicated to promoting India as a destination – both as an Investment destination amongst the business community and as a Tourism destination amongst the tourism industry. Our publications are dedicated to bringing news and analysis from India around the world. We are the only magazine on India in English with a global reach and if you want to increase your business in these key markets then we are an unmatched resource.
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Eat, Pray and Art, at Little Lhasa
McLeod Ganj, home of the Dalai Lama, the spiritual head of the Tibetans, offers an eclectic mix of Indian and Tibetan cultures, which exist in this small town dominated by Buddhism preachers and tap-toed by foreign tourists.
City of Joy: Resonance of Kolkata's Heartbeats
To discover Kolkata, the pearl of East India, with its beautiful colonial buildings, its poetry that impregnates every segment of life, even a simple conversation in a small coffee house, and its religious and spiritual syncretism, start your journey on the water, along the Ganges. The river flows through the city and is its source of life.
Focus On Niche Tourism And Infrastructure
With increased tourist arrivals in India, the Ministry of Tourism is working to build strategies, including focus on niche tourism areas like cruise, golf and adventure. Amidst everything, improvement in tourism infrastructure is the key, says Verma.
Bringing Jammu To The Forefront
Jammu has for long been the neglected part of the state ofJammu and Kashmir. However, now Jammu Tourism is pushing the destination,not only for spiritual travel, but also MICE, adventure, entertainment, and eco-tourism, says Priya Sethi.
It's Off The Beaten Track For Himachal
Himachal Pradesh has some of the best tourist hotspots in India attracting foreign and domestic tourists alike. With Shimla, Kulu, Manali, and Dharamshala, being over-explored by both domestic as well as international tourists, Himachal Pradesh Tourism is now looking at newer and offbeat destinations to offer enhanced experiences, primarily targeting adventure tourists.
Shimla: At Peace, Amidst All The Action
Stroll down one of the longest pedestrian shopping stretches in the world, or climb for a heritage walk. Get enveloped in a blanket of mist as you speed down a zip line, while the sky is changing from a deep orange to ebony black.
Jammu: Beyond The Spiritual Calling
The state of Jammu & Kashmir brings together contrasting worlds, one of them being the division of Jammu in the south. As the epicentre of socio-economic activities, Jammu is a rail hub and a major draw for domestic pilgrims, as well as heritage lovers.
Women In Blue Strike And Not Out!
Interest in women’s cricket in India has peaked following their brilliant performance at the recent Women’s World Cup while the International Cricket Council (ICC) unveiled a new research that shows the scale of the impact this summer’s Cricket World Cup has had on fans and new participants.
Through The Lens Of A Travel Filmmaker
In his latest film, Dulam Satyanarayana has explored and captured Telangana, a new Indian state that is trying to mark its position on the tourism map. With the visuals and voice of a documentary, Satyanarayana thinks the state will get its due recognition.
A Portion Of A Big Wedding Feast
A traditional Parsi dish making for a small portion of the big and lavish wedding feasts, marghi na farcha has an authentic yet easy method of preparation. Literally a big piece of chicken, it is also a weekend favourite of many