There is no point in arguing what the pandemic did to the tourism industry. However, vaccination and easing travel restrictions have tremendously increased hope and confidence. Tourists are flocking to every possible place open for business. If you're looking for unique experiences, follow us. We will take you on some exciting journeys. We've collected some of the best that would fill you with wanderlust and refuel the joy we have all missed for the past two years. 

The October - December 2021 edition of The Traveller Trails introduces you to some of the best tourism destinations in the world that will leave you longing for a vacation. Embark on an adventurous journey to Satopanth Tal. Travel to 'Kalga' the hidden gem of Himachal Pradesh.  Take a hike in Syrrako- a 15th century traditional village in Greece.  Discover what Bali has to offer beyond its conventional coastline brouhaha.

Maninder Kohli in a candid conversation with Rishi Sood narrates about his Tarsar Lake (part of the KGL trek) experience in Kashmir post Unlock 4.0. Arpita Roy, well-known for her documentary “Journey of a Mountaineer” premiered in the IMF writes a ground report on the lives of ASHA workers during the COVID19 pandemic from Bhastara, a remote village in Bengal. Amit Sharma, VP of Abercrombie & Kent discussed some common questions on the feasibility of travelling and operations of the tourism industry once COVID19 settles down. Opining on the recently inaugurated Atal Tunnel, Ritesh sood- Director of Himalayan Saga and owner of boutique hotel ShivAdya states the tunnel’s and Rohtang Pass’ potential as parallel tourist products while Vivek Bhardwaj states some interesting trivia about the tunnel.
While our resident travel writers - Imtiaz Ullah chronicles the rest houses of Himachal that are perfect for “Digital Nomads”, Suraj Dutta presents our readers this time with a refreshing photolog on Matheran – one of the most popular hill-stations of Maharashtra. Less known destinations like Masroor rock cut temples - the Elloras of Himachal is discussed by Neha Raje & Swapnil S Bhole while the specialty of the Kangra Tea Region and how it can enthrall tourists is discoursed by Mayur Sud, Director, Great Himalayan Adventure Studio Pvt.  Ltd.and Himalayan Adrenaline. In a one of its kind article, Rutuja Sunil Ulhe pens down the architectural beauty of Goan courtyard houses while taking the example of “The Panjim Pousada” in Fontainhas. Ankit Sood shall also introduce a nascent concept termed as “Work From Mountains” for city-dwellers who are fuelled with a yearning to combine work from home and the beautiful mountain side scenery.

This quarter's issue primarily focuses on the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the travel and tourism industry. The issue also features a handful of destinations that should be in your bucket list post COVID-19, including but not limited to Himachal, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Kerala, Gujarat and the Land of Rising Sun ‘Japan’.

In this edition, we endeavor to capture the essence of the lovely hill state of Himachal Pradesh with its spectacular natural vistas and a vibrant tourism industry. From challenging destinations like Pangi Valley, Chitkul and Shalkar to cultural and historical hotspots like Mandi, Dhankar, Barot and Manali, our readers shall embark on a fascinating journey which will offer them a glimpse of the incredible diversity of Himachal.
Have you heard about the Yomgo River festival? In this edition, Manjit Kashyap shall recount his experience of this lively festival of Arunachal Pradesh. Ashish Ghatak describes a pillion rider’s perspective of Purulia, a paradise for historians and archaeologists in West Bengal.
As travel enthusiasts, we have often heard how compelling a journey to Middle East Asia can be! Sabi Ahmad brings this quest to reality while portraying his chronicles of travelling through Uzbekistan, the gem of Central Asia, landlocked between Russia and China, thereby making it a rich intersection of cultures. His travel pointers make the story all the more captivating and tough to resist.
We hope this edition is successful in our pursuit of bringing lesser known travel destinations to our valued readers. We would love to hear from you. Kindly email your views and feedback to info@thetravellertrails.in .

At The Traveller Trails, it has become the passion of our extended team to explore new places and quench the thirst of wanderlust. The question "What next?" has always been the favourite talking point for our group of travellers. When it comes to destinations covered this time, our team has spent considerable time deliberating on the places that need to be on the watch list of savvy travellers who are always on the lookout for new challenges. Each travel experience is a new learning, a new teaching that is embellished by sharing it with you on each page. This edition of The Traveller Trails magazine explores a wide range of travel destinations including Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Manipur, Budapest and Zimbabwe. We will share the experience of 'Vegan' Kuntal Joisher, climbing the mighty Mount Lhotse. Suraj Dutta will take you on a road trip to Shangri La of North-East, 'Tawang". While Imtiaz Ullah explores the Janjehli valley in Himachal Pradesh narrating to our readers what this virgin destination has to offer. Check out where to be on your next holiday and what events are not to be missed.

Speaking of this issue, we will share the experience of Gujarati boy Kuntal Joisher, the first-ever ‘Vegan’ to conquer Mount Everest. Suraj Dutta will take you on a road trip from New Delhi to Assam via Nepal while Imtiaz Ullah explores the Boh Valley in Himachal Pradesh narrating to our readers what this virgin destination has to offer. Ashis Ghatak will introduce you to the Ghats and Streets of Varanasi, one of the oldest cities of India and an important religious centre. 
Know about the Seven Must Drives to do in India from the legend, HV Kumar. For those who are looking for an exhilarating adventure or relaxing, tranquil retreats, Jityaditya Narzary would take them on an exciting journey to Namdapha National Park while Upasana Kakati will take you on a journey to lesser known hidden gems of Nagaland. 
Anjaly Thomas will share her secret of getting the best out of Mongolia, a story that will stir your soul and make you reconnect with yourself. Discover the world around you with Sonia Khan, who will take you to Cyprus, the country of beautiful beaches and archaeological importance. Experience the possibilities of the unknown with Martin Seychell in Malta. 
For cultural experience, Anindya S. Basu will take you on a journey to the Durga Puja festival in West Bengal. Sudhakar Vasudev will tell you why the Camel Festival should be in your list when you travel to Bikaner.
And last but not the least, Rishi Sood in his series ‘Know Your Mountains’ will take you to Mount Hanuman Tibba. He will give you an insight into the expedition history to this mountain. 
Hope you will enjoy reading this special anniversary issue. Keep travelling and keep exploring.

In this edition, we will hunt down a wide range of such stunning but lesser-known travel destinations from Himachal Pradesh, Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. These destinations usually don’t find a place on the traveller's map, but you must visit these breathtaking and incredible new found lands; which can be your new getaways from the routine itinerary of overcrowded tourist destinations.  Hope you enjoy reading this edition and will be inspired to visit these destinations.

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