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Five PostMag travel stories offer a journey through India’s diverse tourism landscapes, from the serene backwaters of Kerala to the bustling streets of Mumbai, from its eco-friendly boutique hotels, its yoga capital of Mysore and the vibrant artistic heritage village of Raghurajpur.
1. Sustainable boutique hotels in India providing eco-friendly retreats to transform environment and local communities
A sustainable tourism push across India is setting new standards with wildlife conservation efforts and community outreach initiatives to showcase how eco-friendly practices can thrive in harmony with nature. Discover how sustainable boutique hotels, like Utsav Camp Sariska, are leading the way in responsible tourism.
2. Explore Mysore, the yoga capital of India and a magnet for aspiring yogis
This southern Indian city boasts a rich history of yoga, with renowned gurus and families passing down their knowledge for generations. From the iconic Ashtanga Yoga Shala to the serene Prana Vashya Yoga Shala, Mysore is the ultimate destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the ancient practice.
3. Mumbai offers Bollywood glamour and British Raj relics twinned with traffic chaos and pricey hotels
Discover the vibrant chaos of India’s bustling metropolis, where Bollywood glamour meets colonial history with landmarks like the Gateway of India and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj railway terminus. But be prepared for its infamous traffic jams, crowded and deadly trains, and the stark reality of Dharavi, the world’s largest slum.

4. Explore India’s heritage village of Raghurajpur, where every home is a gallery
The enchanting village in Odisha state is renowned for its ancient crafts, including the intricate pattachitra scroll paintings, in a living testament to traditional craftsmanship. Artists and artisans in this 12th-century hamlet employ centuries-old skills to create intricate murals, traditional masks, hand-painted toys, and more.
5. Cruise Kerala’s scenic waterways where quaint houseboats make for a relaxing break in nature, but are they victims of their own success?
Discover the captivating beauty of Kerala’s backwaters, a 900km network of canals and lakes in southern India, teeming with houseboats and tropical beauty. However, this paradise has faced challenges due to booming tourism.
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India’s diverse travel experiences offer sustainable boutique hotels, yoga retreats, heritage crafts, glamour, history, scenic waterways and more


India’s diverse travel experiences offer sustainable boutique hotels, yoga retreats, heritage crafts, glamour, history, scenic waterways and more.


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India’s diverse travel experiences offer sustainable boutique hotels, yoga retreats, heritage crafts, glamour, history, scenic waterways and more

1. Sustainable boutique hotels in India providing eco-friendly retreats to transform environment and local communities