Top 10 Travel Bloggers In India 2020

Today’s world is majorly owned and dominated by bloggers and influencers spread all over social media. How many times do we get to see amazing pictures of food, beautiful destinations, and astonishing outfits? That’s how influencers come into the picture.

This article displays 10 best and top travel bloggers of 2020 that triumphantly elevate your senses to pack your bags and leave the house immediately! Let’s check them out without further adieu!

1. Nivedith Gajapathy

He gave up on his Digital Marketing job in the year 2015 to follow his passion to unfurl the world. His Instagram profile has pictures of different cultural aspects and places we all crave to step foot in!

2. Indrani Ghose

An ex to Indian Air Force left all of it to be in new and different places and by now she has already been to 21 countries. So Proud!

3. Swati & Sam

These two cute software engineers have traveled to 16 countries and a lot of explored and unexplored Indian places as well. This couple is going places!

4. Ajay Sood

Ajay’s Instagram is flooded with pretty pictures of different destinations across the world. Well, the pictures justify his profession of travel photographer!

5. Archana Singh

This gorgeous is a rewarded Travel Blogger and Writer. Her Instagram photos have mini-stories as their captions and her handle is popular all over the world.

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Can you guess how old are my hiking pants and jacket? 6 years old and I plan to wear them until they get permanently damaged, which looks unlikely at least for 10 more years. So, why am I talking about my clothes? No, I am not promoting any clothing brand but I am urging you to buy less and when you HAVE to buy, plz buy organic/recycled/environment friendly clothes that don’t cause any harm to the environment during their manufacturing. Here's why I am against fast-fashion: Fast fashion focuses on speed and low costs in order to deliver frequent new collections while ignoring the environmental damage it causes. Vibrant colours, prints and fabric finishes are achieved with toxic chemicals. Textile dyeing is the second largest polluter of clean water globally, after agriculture. Textile waste is another consequence of fast fashion, as more people buy more clothes and don’t keep them as long as they used to. The best thing we can do is to keep our clothing in use for longer – and buy less new stuff. Sustainable living is a CHOICE we need to make now to have any kind of future. PS: picture clicked during my Great Himalayan Adventure with @banjara_camps #buylessusemore #buylesschoosewell #buylessbuybetter #buylesschoosewell #TravelSeeWrite #travelindia #banjaracampsandretreats #offbeathimachalwithbanjara #AdventureWithBanjara #himachalpradesh #chitkul #incredibleindia

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6. Umang Trivedi

Umang’s sky-diving pictures are worth-watching on his Instagram handle. He is a nature lover who has partial love for mountain peaks!

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I'm in Gurgaon now, close to Himalayas. Recently, I visited Mussoorie to celebrate @nikitaa_1406 's birthday. I was appalled! When I reached mall road, I was stuck in traffic for 30 mins! Can you believe it? 30 minutes to travel 1 KM in a freaking hill station! Kaha se aate hai itne saare log? Kaha jaana chahte hai? I kept asking these questions. I don't have any problem with people, everybody should travel. Problem is their attitude. They are completely irresponsible and litter all around. Mussoorie was so dirty! I hope these people become more civil and don't turn mussoorie and other hill stations into a freaking giant heap of plastic. Please say no to littering around and also tell others. If you see someone else littering, ask them to bloody pick it up and take back home with them. Let's have all the sides of a mountain green. Nobody will like if one side of the mountain turns plastic. Would you? Anyway, we found this Sunset point where there was nobody else but us. It's called George Everest and maybe you can skip the more touristy places and visit here. #travel #India #uttarakhand #mussoorie #travelmax #trip #himalayas #mountains #nature #sunset

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7. Shivya Nath

One of the travel influencers with the highest following on Instagram handle. She has been featured on BBC, NatGeo, Washington Post⁣. Her plan is not to leave any part of the world, it seems!

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This past week in Kumaon has been a reminder of the privileges we take for granted. Access to good education, speaking English, being born in families with atleast a moderate access to money and resources, family / friends who can guide us about higher education, employment opportunities with fat pay checks, not having to think about basic needs like shelter and food. . . On the other hand, as agriculture becomes increasingly challenging in the mountains (more on that in my next post) and aspirations change, it breaks my heart to see the struggles of younger generations in rural India. There’s no lack of talent, hard work and dreams, that’s for sure. But education standards are dismal, resources are limited, there is far more pressure to get married than in cities, religious traditions dominate, patriarchy prevails, competition is intense and jobs are few. And even though they’re growing up amidst nature, education doesn’t help them foster a deeper connection with the environment, the forests and the need to protect it all. . . In this sad state of affairs, it gave me atleast a bit of hope to meet young “privileged” Indians who’ve left their cushy city lives to do something different. @pratibhakrishnaiah who founded @himalayanblooms in Kheti Khan – a self help group of rural women that specialises in crochet and has been steadily growing their income by making beautiful cardigans, stoles, caps, toys, bookmarks, even biodegradable rakhis (they’re open for online orders too)! Neelam, a @teachforgreen fellow, who is spending a year in Champawat, teaching kids in 5 schools about biodiversity and waste management; they go door to door to encourage households to segregate waste and do clean up drives, then recycle plastic to build dustbins, walls and hanging gardens. And @alaapchronicles team and climate fellows who’re working with local communities in Champawat to plant and nurture native forests (not just trees). . . How can we use our privilege in better ways? Volunteer, be more conscious consumers, use our skills to support rural endeavours or at the very least, feel more gratitude for what we have. . . And you, how do you feel about your privilege?

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8. Ami Bhat

A travel blogger with the most colorful photos on her Instagram. She loves to visit heritage destinations and mountains are home!

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Just getting back a short and amazing trip, courtesy @hyattregencydhm. Dharamshala is the base for the Tibetan government – in exile. The unique culture of the place is just one of the endearing things about the place. It is the whole setting with the mighty Dhauladhar range that made me fall in love with it at the first sight. It started with the views from my window seat and it continued through the trip. This pic is the backdrop of the runway… Amazing right? Pc: @indranipics – °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° #ThrillingTravel #HyattRegencyDharamshalaResort #ShantiMoments #WOH #WorldOfHyatt #dharamshala #mccleodganj #dhauladhar #mountains #himalaya #himachalpradesh #incredibleindia #india_ig #indiaphotography #instagood #instapassport #instatravel #instatraveling #mytravelgram #tourist #photooftheday #picoftheday #travelphotography #travelphoto #india_gram #yourshotindia #indiaclicks – °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°

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9. Sumit Sharma

A marketer with an unending love for travel. Currently, exploring India!

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Climb the mountain not to plant your flag, but to embrace the challenge, enjoy the air and behold the view. Climb it so you can see the world, not so the world can see you. ― David McCullough Jr . . . #traveldiaries #indiaclicks #jaigopro  #desi_diaries #igramming_india #photographers_of_india #indianphotography #_coi #stellar_shots #travelrealindia #india_everyday #tripotocommunity #ngtindia #mangofolk @goproin#photosofindia #igworld_global #_soi #sikkim #gurudongmarlake #gangtom #holiday #himalayangeographic #cntgiveitashot #himalayasin #oph #lonelyplanetindia  #ourplanetdaily @riyets @allbeauty_addiction @ig_today @[email protected]planetdaily @earthpix @earth_shotz @[email protected]_shots @lonelyplanetindia @natgeoindia

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10. Revati & Charles Victor

The Indian couple who loves to travel and believe that there is no necessity of quitting jobs in order to explore beautiful cities and countries.

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There are hotels to spend the night in a destination, and then there are hotels that are a destination in themselves. At @narendra.bhawan.bikaner we made it a point to spend some time across as many of the inviting nooks, crannies and courtyard seats as we could, just enjoying luxuriating like the guests of the maharaja that we were. ⁠ ⁠ When was the last time a hotel tempted you to stay awhile, doing nothing but relaxing? ⁠ ⁠ #ExploreBikaner #Rajasthan #IncredibleIndia #RajasthanTourism #storiesofrajasthan #colours_of_rajputana #imperialrajasthan #igersrajasthan #rangeelorajasthan #rajasthandiaries⁠ #incrediblerajasthan ⁠ ⁠ #photorupt_rajasthan #coloursofrajasthan #planetrajasthan #rajasthanclicks #india_pixlez #coi #indiapictures #indianshutterbugs #everydayindia #incredibleindia #dslrofficial #photographers_of_india #indiaclicks #bikaner #rajasthanblog #imperialrajasthan #wondersofrajasthan #IndianTravelBlogger #IndiaLuxury ⁠ ⁠

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