For years, Goa’s beaches and Manali’s snow have topped the wish lists of Indian holidaymakers. But a new report suggests that is starting to change. Indian travellers now want quieter places, more time outdoors and trips that mean something to them.
\n\nDigital travel platform Agoda has released its 2027 Asia Travel Pulse, which lists five trends likely to shape travel across Asia next year. The report is based on a survey of more than 3,300 travellers in 11 Asian markets. It shows a clear interest in lesser-known places, outdoor adventures and spiritual trips. Travellers also want longer holidays and hotel perks that give real value for money.
\n\nIndian travellers stood out on almost every count.
\n\nHowever, now, Indian travelers are becoming more intentional about how they explore the world, seeking unique experiences through offbeat destinations, outdoor adventures and spiritual journeys, while also opting for longer stays.
\n\nThis interest has been building for a while. In Agoda’s previous report, released in December 2025, the platform described a shift towards “inward wanderlust,” with more Indian travellers turning their attention to hidden gems, cultural richness and meaningful experiences within their own country.
\n\nSearch data from this year backs this up. Over the summer…
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