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Time and again we keep returning to the hills. Not just to gawp at the majesty of the mountains but also to recharge, to feel close to the spiritual core of the earth, to discover ourselves. This issue, we take in destinations as diverse as the Palani Hills, the Tirthan Valley, Chamoli, Arunachal Pradesh and Bhutan 

Walk on water in Chandipur, relive the Buddha's life on an express trip, or go on a night trek in a tiger reserve—in February 2020, we lay out standout travel experiences that ought to be on your list. Ever sampled the royal cuisine of Madhya Pradesh? One of our writers, a Bhopal native, can get you started. Two drives in western Ireland and Ladakh, plus an eclectic jaunt to Melaka, up the ante. Is this issue the stuff of dreams? We think you know the answer.

New Year, New Me' isn't just for our ambitious readers. As you take on resolutions titanic and tiny, we resolve to make our travel journalism bigger and better. Our January 2020 edition is a step in that direction. Join us as we unravel old haunts with new eyes; start off with Jaipur beyond the royal circuit, followed by a rhododendron-laced hunt for the Kanchenjunga at Singalila. Then, get a little wild at Satpura National Park, and enter fantasy territory on Komodo Island and the Giant's Causeway. Understand the crucible of humanity that is South Africa, and return to 2020 with the buzz of Manchester and Koh Samui. We've also pinpointed our bucket list for the new decade. Care to share yours?

The itch to travel seldom disappears. We get world map tattoos, longingly gaze at glossy pull-outs, and plan bucket lists till the cows come home. But a lot changes in between: sceneries, infrastructure, local culture. Visiting far-flung locales is an achievement, sure, but in 2019, how does one make the best of these jaunts into the unknown? Our December issue, which takes you to Svalbard, Oman, Mongolia, Uzbekistan and Mauritius, can shed some light. Want someplace closer to dip your toes? Try Sikkim's Dzongu Valley, or quiet Theog near Shimla. From icy thrills to rustic no frills, it's a delightful wrap to a year of adventure. 

Fried rice and a saucy side are to ordering in, what the Taj Mahal and Goa are to travelling—easy, dependable, but stripped of all novelty. When the PM encouraged citizens to explore at least 15 destinations in India by 2022, we were reminded of the limitless wonders within our borders, and set out to make a Secret India edition. It’s got 22 offbeat places that ought to be on any seasoned traveller’s bucket list, historical gems like Burhanpur, Bardhaman and Bhubaneswar, and much more. Beyond our borders, there are far-flung destinations like Rome, Azerbaijan, Fiji and Lhasa. The Diwali hamper joke is right there, but like our compilation, it's best to avoid clichés.

Nature Holidays
In this issue we bring you our wildlife special. From the lush greenery of Assam in search of rhinos and gibbons to Zambia's savannah, butterflies in Silent Valley to the latest tiger census in the country; we bring you stories from wild places you need to visit. There's lots more besides: the latest offerings in Thailand, murals in Manchester and a drive down Amalfi Coast.

There's grumbling about millennials everywhere. Does that make our cover story, on holidaying for this generation, an optimist's turn? Well, we'll let you read this Gen Y travel primer—covering travel style, hot destinations and the dark tourism debate—and judge for yourself. Once reasonably up to speed, move over to everything Israel; the manmade (and surprisingly, tropical) marvels of Sanya in China; a day with equestrian extraordinaire Steve Guerdat; and a moment of zen with Raghu Rai in Tirupati. End things on a fun note with our richly illustrated taverna crawl through Goa. 

It’s been said that a strongly-marked personality influences generations to come. Well, the August issue is our offering towards posterity. Sampling places with persistent character, as well as those who’ve freshly shaken off the dust, we visit three heritage locations in West Bengal, the Chettinad's peppery repertoire, and the haunting Kolar Gold Fields of Karnataka. If short on time, leaf through Telangana’s royal past, in pictures. Ex situ, there’s the vibrant Peranakans of Singapore, Istanbul’s cultural confluence, Beijing’s Summer Palace, and quaint Uzès in France

To mark our 18th anniversary, the July issue of Outlook Traveller brings you offbeat travel ideas from every state and union territory in India. Apart from that, read all about a drive in Morocco, what’s new in New York, and some advice on travelling while pregnant.

This issue we gaze into the crystal ball and reveal what the future of travel looks like. We also revisit old favourites like Manali, Bengaluru, Stockholm and Hong Kong, but view them with new eyes. 

Our food issue spills the beans on the hot, new rising stars of India’s fine dining scene. Also in the issue: chasing snow leopards in Ladakh, finding adventure in South Africa and the subtle charms of Dalhousie, a hill station as classic as they come

The Europe Issue
Picture-perfect Europe or the majestic Middle East, this issue brings you 120 pages of immersive travel. We stop by the fairy-tale Slovenia, retrace the legacy of Lisbon, lose ourselves in Montenegro, pay a 1st arrondissement homage to Paris, and, finally, relive the Renaissance in Florence. If that wasn't enough, the sands of Abu Dhabi, 'fjords' of Oman and culture of Sharjah definitely are. 



Where should you go this summer? With this hills special, we have you covered.

The Immersive Holidays Issue

 

In this issue we bring you the best of things to enjoy locally. From cooking regional delicacies in Kerala to going on a Telangana food walk in Hyderabad, following ones grandparents' footsteps in Arunachal to learning about temples in Tamil Nadu, this issue gives you immersive holiday ideas. We also have an essay on trees, adventures in Italy with 'Nonna' and a culinary festival in Amritsar.  

We kick off a new year of travel with 12 travel ideas, one for each month of the year. 

This issue of Outlook Traveller takes you to some of the finest island destinations in the world, including the likes of Maldives, Mauritius, Philippines and Sri Lanka. 

 

The City Issue: we visit and fall in love with a few exciting cities, some well-visited and others we hope you would. From Indian gems such as Mysore, Bhopal, Kolkata and Chennai, to international worthies like Cairo, Sydney, Brussels and Vancouver; each city is better than the last, and the next. There's lots more besides: a Denmark sojourn, the best restaurant in the world, and charismatic Uzbekistan.

The Wildlife Issue

In this issue we bring you the best in wildlife. From dugongs to dragonflies, white tigers to dolphins, birding in Ladakh to leopards in Jhalana, this issue will tell you about the best wildlife experiences in India. We also have adventures from Wyoming, Wales and under the sea. There’s lots more besides: a meal in the Maldives, Filipino delicacies, and a story on Indians who’ve been to over 100 countries and counting.

Will travel for food
This issue is all about food. From Northeastern food in Delhi to the kitchens of classic Hyderabad restaurants, vegetarian delights in Los Angeles to breakfast tacos in Austin, food walks in the country you need to go on to the ultimate Bawa breakfast; this issue is a foodie's dream

A picture-perfect holiday used to be every traveller’s dream. Now it’s a necessity in the Age of Instagram. In this issue, we showcase some of the most scenic destinations going. Bonus: ace travel photographers share tips and tricks for that perfect holiday shot. 


This issue we're 'High on Heritage' and the past has never looked so exciting. Travel with us through the ages, one story at a time.



Timeless journeys 
In this issue we bring you tales about timeless journeys. From Varanasi to Ladakh, Antarctica to Easter Island; we bring you stories about places you must visit at least once. There's lots more besides: edutainment in Hong Kong, and the Bakarwals.


Insider's Europe
In this issue we bring you the best of Europe from an insider's perspective. Read about Sweden, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, France, Holland and Estonia to plan for your next Europe adventure. There's lots more besides: riding in Goa, and the ultimate guide to enjoying the football World Cup in Russia


Summer Escapes
This issue is all about hill escapades in the summer. We bring you summer holiday ideas: from Sikkim to Uttarakhand, comfortable and easy treks to Himalayan retreats. There's lots more besides: memories from New York and Broadway, a Swedish culinary treat, fabrics from Kutch, and Uttar Pradesh's birding festival.


Indulgent holidays
This issue is all about indulgence. We bring you luxurious holiday ideas: from Shanghai to Sri Lanka, a lovely river cruise to divine Chinese feasts, and heritage jewellery. There's lots more besides: the beauty of Kashmir in winter, memories from Argentina, and charming Cortona.   



The Responsible Tourism Issue
This issue is all about being responsible. We bring you stories on setting up homestays in Uttarakhand, finding a co-living and co-working space near Dharamsala, learning about various responsible initiatives in the country, and understanding the importance of forest foods. Also read about one woman’s mission to save the oceans, a quick getaway to Hong Kong, and India’s first scuba festival

The Readers’ Issue
This is the one time in the year when we sit back and let our readers do the talking instead. From Iceland to Sri Lanka, Russia to Honnemaradu, our readers have been everywhere and are sharing their adventures with us. There’s lots more besides: a food trail in Landour, pet-friendly hotels in India, and charming Zagreb.


Year-End Holidays
We bring you insider tips and secret hideaways in some of the most popular destinations of the season, like Goa, Kerala and the Andamans.

200th Issue
Outlook Traveller marks the 200th issue milestone with a handpicked collection of ultimate trips, from the Trans-Siberian Railway to Peruvian food, from a sleepy but glamorous corner of Italy to the eerie highlands of Iceland.  


Our beach issue takes you to some of the best and unspoiled beaches in India and abroad. We settle the hills vs beach debate with colourful Rio, curate offbeat experiences, away from the madding crowd, in Thailand, take a comprehensive look at what the Fijian archipelago offers, scout for estuarine crocodiles and Irrawaddy dolphins in Odisha, and indulge in the Maldives. This issue also presents a glimpse into a fascinating photo project that seeks to portray each country in the world through one of its streets. We explore Madrid and Bahrain to find riveting tales and intriguing histories hiding in their nooks and crannies. For a cultural garnish, we capture the spirit of Navratri in Gujarat and that of Durga Puja in West Bengal. This issue also brings you the winners of our Boutique Hotel Awards. 

Our annual wildlife issue brings together stories of offbeat wildlife experiences from around the world. From tracking the creatures of the night in Amboli to observing polar bears in Norway, from trailing the elusive leopard at Sri Lanka's Yala National Park to birdwatching in the biodiversity hotspot that is Arunachal's Eaglenest Sanctuary and surrendering to the constantly evolving experience that is Kabini, we bring you a taste of diverse wildlife holidays in India and abroad. Plus, there are lots of ideas for quirky and offbeat wildlife holidays in India, from the Kaas Plateau to the Amur falcon migration. We also salute some leading conservationists who are doing their bit to protect and nurture Indian wildlife. Elsewhere in the issue, we take an affectionate look at Chandigarh, and go bungee jumping in Rishikesh

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For the serious traveller, Outlook Traveller is a mine of information, keeping you up-to-date with the latest trends in travel and tourism. For those who prefer to travel in their armchairs, it lays out a sensual feast. Postcard pretty visuals, practical advice and atmospheric travel experiences make Outlook Traveller an engrossing and refreshing read.

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