Waquar Habib is a Junior Feature Writer at Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd. He focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, consumer travel, and the cultural aspects of destinations, often exploring topics like adventure travel, family travel, and travel technology. Waquar's work has been featured in Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd. and Outlook Traveller - India.
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OT Staff & Waquar Habib FantaSea Theme Park, Phuket | michaelsquared_/instagram Relax at Patong Beach
OT Staff & Waquar Habib An Asiatic lion at the Gir National Park | Shutterstock Exceptional Wildlife Safari Experiences
By: Waquar Habib
OT Staff & Waquar Habib One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities, Varanasi is famous for its ancient ghats, aartis, rituals and Ganga boat rides.
Sydney's summer in January makes it ideal for beach days, harbour sails and other outdoor activities. Warm nights make for warm strolls following sun-soaked evenings.
By: Waquar Habib
Bali in January is all about sunny beaches at 21–30°C. With direct flights from Delhi and visa-on-arrival, it makes for an idea destination to escape the winter for Indians.
By: Waquar Habib
During Makar Sankranti, Ahmedabad comes alive in its famed Uttarayan festival with a sky full of kites, healthy competitions and a day of rooftop amusements.
By: Waquar Habib
A parked Air India plane (representational image) Unsplash Author: OT Staff Curated By: Waquar Habib
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The United States has identified several of the world’s most dangerous countries for its citizens, issuing updated travel advisories alongside a global security
Gone are the days when wellness travel meant planning a long retreat somewhere far from home—a mountain spa, a beach resort, or a coastal island.
Not only does Pakistan have a dense accumulation of blue monuments but they are also closer in spirit to Western and Central Asian monuments than those we have in Delhi.
