Matters of Mountains & More
As India bids farewell to another erratic winter, the Himalayan tourism industry breathes a sigh of relief for the snow that finally arrived, and for the season that now winds down.
But beyond the postcards lies a deeper story. Overtourism continues to strain fragile mountain ecosystems, pushing states to spotlight offbeat snow trails from Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh offering travellers quieter, more sustainable escapes.
In the January–March issue of India & You, we bring you reports and interviews exploring the road ahead for India’s tourism sector.
We also take an in-depth look at the rise of pre-wedding photography, alongside an interview with a noted filmmaker Onir discussing a Kashmir-set film exploring relationships on the margins.
Other highlights of this issue
Culture: Ramadan nights in Delhi: A feast of faith, food & festivity
Trend: Bicycle tourism in India: Pedalling to popularity
Cuisine: Beyond Litti Chokha: Exploring rich flavours of Bihar
Photofeature: A Winter Wanderlust in Kashmir
Interview: Arshdeep Anand, Vice President, Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI)
Read the January-March 2026 issue for features on several other destinations across India, reports and interviews with travel industry leaders.