Ambica Gulati, founder, A Traveller's Wish List

About The Editor: Ambica Gulati

Pause. Dream. Create.

I’m Ambica Gulati, an India-based journalist, editor, cultural essayist, writer, and visual storyteller with over two decades of experience across print, digital, and multimedia platforms.

My work sits at the intersection of travel, culture, environment, mental well-being, and global affairs, shaped by reporting, editing, and lived experience since 1999. What has always interested me: the details that linger, the silences that reveal more than headlines ever can.

From Journalism to Queen of Treasures

My journey began in mainstream journalism and gradually evolved into independent storytelling through blogging in 2012 with Cum Alive, transiting to A Traveller’s Wish List. What started as personal travel writing deepened into cultural observation and essay-led reflection, eventually leading to the creation of Queen of Treasures in 2023.

Queen of Treasures is a cultural journal of memory, meaning, and modern life. Here, travel meets geopolitics, cinema meets psychology, and personal narratives sit beside global concerns. It is a space for slow reading, reflective thinking, and stories that do not vanish overnight.

The editorial depth and restraint of Queen of Treasures come from years spent inside newsrooms, understanding urgency, and consciously choosing a different pace.

Editorial Experience

I have served in Senior Editorial positions with leading Indian publications including Outlook Traveller, Life Positive, Swagat (Air India’s inflight magazine), and The New Indian Express. My work has spanned reporting, editing, design, photography, and production.

I have also produced special editorial projects, including three CSR coffee table books for the Outlook Group, and continue to work across photography, video, podcasts, and emerging documentary formats.

Recognition & Milestones

Over the years, my work has travelled across borders, platforms, and conversations.

Queen of Treasures among the Best Indian Blogs
Queen of Treasures among the Best Indian Blogs
Ambica Gulati on Solo Travel, quoted in India Today
Ambica Gulati on Solo Travel, quoted in India Today
CNN News 18 invites Ambica Gulati as a guest on Breakfast Talk Show
Ambica Gulati quoted in a story in Asian Age, for the Koffee With Karan show

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