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India’s travel landscape is undergoing a cultural renaissance, with heritage-led tourism emerging as the top choice for domestic travelers in 2025. According to Skyscanner’s latest India Travel Trends report, 82% of respondents plan to explore destinations rooted in history, tradition, and regional identity — marking a significant pivot from leisure-first itineraries to experience-driven travel.

Cities like Varanasi, Jaipur, and Hampi are witnessing a surge in bookings, especially around festivals and seasonal events. Culinary trails, temple circuits, and craft village tours are gaining popularity among Gen Z and Millennial travelers, who seek authenticity and emotional connection over luxury.

“Travelers today want to feel the soul of a place,” said Mohit Sharma, Regional Director at Skyscanner India. “They’re choosing destinations that offer cultural depth, local storytelling, and immersive experiences.”

The report also highlights a growing preference for slow travel, vernacular guides, and regional homestays — indicating a shift toward sustainability and community engagement. Festival-based travel, such as Holi in Mathura or Navratri in Gujarat, is seeing record interest, with travelers planning trips around cultural calendars rather than long weekends.

Digital platforms are playing a key role in this transformation, with influencer-led itineraries, short-form video content, and AI-powered personalization helping travelers discover lesser-known cultural gems.

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