The Nag Tibba Trek is a moderate-level adventure in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand. It is a popular weekend trek for beginners and families. The trail meanders through dense forests, beautiful villages, and diverse terrains, showcasing a rich array of biodiversity while offering spectacular views of the surrounding valleys. You can enjoy beautiful sunsets as the sun dips behind the...

　　Stepping inside Japonico, I could only think of the vibe as urban cool, even with the red interiors dominating the space. Japonico is Gurugram's latest Japanese haven, and its ambience caters to a mixed demographic of guests. We were ushered to our table, passing by the long bar perfect to perch on for a post-work drink by yourself or for...

　　Denmark is dotted by some of the most exquisite castles, each of which deserve a visit—especially if you are a history buff! With many sites to explore, Outlook Traveller has handpicked some of the must-visit castles in Denmark to help you get started. 　　Frederiksborg Castle 　　 　　Built in the early decades of the 17th century by King Christian IV, Frederiksborg...

　　Among its many natural wonders, Kerala’s national parks offer diverse biodiversity and scenic experiences for nature enthusiasts. These protected areas offer an expansive landscape of the state’s rich flora and fauna to a range of wildlife lovers, from trekkers and researchers to photographers. Here are the top 5 national parks in Kerala that you must visit. 　　Periyar National Park 　　Periyar...

　　West Bengal is renowned for its distinctive temple architecture, which reflects the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the region. As Mahashivratri approaches, it's the perfect time to explore the remarkable groups of Shiva temples scattered across the landscape. These temples mostly feature two-tiered roofs. Each level consists of four curved triangular sections. These architectural marvels are hidden gems, and...

　　“Nothing scares me anymore. My life has taught me that if nature takes something away from you, it will most certainly give you the strength to rise above it,” said Hamir Daya Vankar, a 68-year-old weaver from the Bhujodi village of Kachchh. 　　 　　Along with long hours of labour, great precision, and hardwork, what lies behind the popular Bhujodi weave...

　　In a city where global cuisines continue to find a place on dining tables, Latoya steps in with a bold mission—to introduce Delhi to the diverse and vibrant world of Latin American gastronomy beyond the usuals. Rooted in authenticity yet crafted for the Indian palate, Latoya offers a culinary journey that spans the coastal ceviches of Peru, smoky Argentine grills,...

　　Copenhagen can prove to be a shopper's paradise. Coupled with malls housing high-end stores and streets dotted with boutiques and funky thrift stores to shopping at the museums and spending a day flipping through the comics and books at the vintage bookstores, you can shop till you drop for anything and everything that the shopaholic in you desires at these...

　　When people from far-flung places come shoulder to shoulder with the local masses in Agra, their gaze remains fixated on a single sight, that of the renowned 'tear-drop on the cheeks of time', the Taj Mahal. Thereon, they take a local rickshaw and find themselves at the fortified entrance of the Agra Fort, the palace that served as the residence...

　　Throughout India's diverse architectural landscape, stepwells are remarkable historical artifacts that reflect the ingenuity of ancient water management systems. Originally, the earliest stepwells were rudimentary structures simply dug into the earth to provide local residents with access to essential water resources. As time progressed, these functional designs evolved into more elaborate constructions, featuring intricate carvings and ornamental architecture that transformed...